SATANS HOLLOW AFTERNOON CLUB (A night for the 30+)
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Satans Hollow
Manchester
16:00
Description
We will be honest, we never expected this event to be a popular as it is. The demand is so high, there are more people in the waiting list for tickets than people attending the event.
So we have decided not to wait and see how the first one goes and we’re giving you all what you want, a second Satans Afternoon Club event.
Saturday 9th May 4-8
Description
Satans Hollow stands as a pivotal institution within Manchester's alternative music landscape, a long-standing fixture that has cultivated a dedicated following since its establishment in 2000. It functions as more than just a commercial enterprise, serving as a vital hub for punk, rock, and metal enthusiasts across the UK. The venue's enduring commitment to supporting both emerging and established artists has solidified its reputation within the underground music scene, fostering a distinct sense of community among its patrons.
The interior presents a raw and energetic environment, defined by its distinctive demonic aesthetic. Dim red lighting casts long shadows across the space, illuminating vivid artwork and arched doorways that contribute to its unique character. A towering statue of Satan presides over the main area, while carved faces peer from surrounding pillars, creating an immersive, almost theatrical atmosphere. The air often carries the faint, sweet tang of spilt drinks, a testament to countless nights of fervent activity on the notoriously sticky dance floor.
While Satans Hollow offers an intense experience, practical considerations are worth noting. The venue is generally accessed via stairs, making it challenging for those with mobility impairments, though specific arrangements may be possible by contacting the venue directly. Two bars efficiently serve a range of affordable drinks, with card payments accepted at the bar, though cash is often preferred for entry and cloakroom services. There is no outdoor garden space.
The programming at Satans Hollow is consistently dynamic, featuring a diverse array of music nights that resonate with its core audience. Beyond regular DJ sets spanning punk, rock, and metal, the venue frequently hosts live performances from bands, showcasing both local talent and touring acts. The calendar also includes themed evenings and specialised events, such as silent discos and dedicated afternoon clubs for an older demographic, ensuring a varied schedule that caters to different facets of the alternative scene.
101 Princess Street,
Manchester,
Greater Manchester,
England,
M1 6DD.
General Admission : £4.40