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Hold Steady
HMV Forum, London
22-Jun-2010 at 19:00
They've infected the airwaves in recent months with their ever so catchy hit single "Sequestered In Memphis" from the album "Stay Positive" and now this Brooklyn based five-piece head out on a UK tour!
The Hold Steady's bluesy alt-rock style has launched them into the UK music press's good books and with influences ranging from Husker Du to Bruce Springsteen they've certainly got mass appeal!
Don't miss The Hold Steady live in the UK; get your tickets today!
The Hold Steady's bluesy alt-rock style has launched them into the UK music press's good books and with influences ranging from Husker Du to Bruce Springsteen they've certainly got mass appeal!
Don't miss The Hold Steady live in the UK; get your tickets today!
HMV Forum
9-17 Highgate Road
London, NW5 1JY
London, NW5 1JY
The HMV Forum was built in 1934 and was originally an art deco cinema. After the closure of the cinema The Town & Country Club was established as a new music venue and was returned to its original name The Forum in 1993. Since its purchase in 2007 the venue has undergone a major refurbishment which includes the option for seated shows. A favourite medium scale venue on the London circuit and situated on the edge of Camden, everyone from Prince to The Killers, Morrissey to Jay-Z has played at the venue.
Age restrictions - strictly 14 +, 14 - 16's year olds must be accompanied by an adult. ID required. (unless it is specified as an 18+ gig in the confirmation)
Camera policy - no professional cameras - cameras with interchangeable lenses or lenses over 35mm, no camcorders or dictaphones.
Box office - venue box office is available for collection from 5pm - 9.30pm to collect tickets on show days only.
Public transport - there is limited parking in Kentish town so please use public transport where ever possible. The HMV Forum also operates 2 public car parks for its patrons use after 6.30pm. Regis Rd (please park anywhere after the police station and NOT in either UPS car parks) and Carkers Lane (upper level of the car park)
Age restrictions - strictly 14 +, 14 - 16's year olds must be accompanied by an adult. ID required. (unless it is specified as an 18+ gig in the confirmation)
Camera policy - no professional cameras - cameras with interchangeable lenses or lenses over 35mm, no camcorders or dictaphones.
Box office - venue box office is available for collection from 5pm - 9.30pm to collect tickets on show days only.
Public transport - there is limited parking in Kentish town so please use public transport where ever possible. The HMV Forum also operates 2 public car parks for its patrons use after 6.30pm. Regis Rd (please park anywhere after the police station and NOT in either UPS car parks) and Carkers Lane (upper level of the car park)
Getting There
By Tube
Kentish TownRestrictions
Gigs: Strictly Over 14s, Under 16s with adult (Photographic ID required to gain entry)Clubs: Strictly Over 18s (Photographic ID required to gain entry)
All customers are advised to bring proof of age to ensure entry.
Please check individual event descriptions for any variations in age restrictions that might apply.
Accessibility
The HMV Forum takes the needs of disabled customers very seriously and actively encourages people of all abilities to attend the events scheduled at the venue.Wheelchairs
Although it was built in the 1930’s, the building has been modernised to allow wheelchair access via front of house to the Disabled Platform in the downstairs standing area (please note there is no direct backstage disabled access).
Due to Licensing and Health & Safety Assessments, we regret the number of wheelchairs that we can admit to the building is limited. In order to ensure that all disabled patrons to the HMV Forum are adequately catered for, we request that all disabled customers contact the venue directly on info@kentishtownforum.com before the gig so necessary arrangements can be made.
Assistance
On the evening of the event, we advise disabled customers to arrive at the venue 15 minutes prior to the doors opening, ideally accompanied by a companion over 18 years of age who will be admitted free of charge. The free companion ticket is available to customers that are registered disabled. The paid-for ticket needs to be booked in advance.
