From sweaty basements to legendary arenas, the UK has shaped live music history. Rank these legendary stages by the one that gives you the biggest goosebumps.
Put the items in your preferred order.
The O2 Arena
A modern monster of a venue under that famous white tent. If you've played here, you've properly made it.
The Cavern Club
A tiny Liverpool cellar with enormous history. Low ceilings, loud guitars, and pure Merseybeat magic.
Manchester Apollo
A beautiful art deco hall with a crowd that famously sings every word back. Standing in the stalls is a rite of passage.
Brixton Academy
That gentle slope means everyone gets a view, and the energy down the front is legendary. A proper night out venue.
Royal Albert Hall
From the Proms to Adele, this domed beauty turns any gig into an occasion. You half expect to be handed a programme.
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