it's a mates night so i'm helping him plug it.

60's music right through to modern day at D'Meltin Pot on Watergate Street and it's free entry.

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Class. I was a regular when they used to DJ at Revolution and put the bands on at Off The Wall.

i used to help run them nights, 'chester underground' in off the wall and earlier in the mail club. was always a good laugh so i'm looking forward to this one.

edit: thinking about it, i remember you now, you were in revs every sunday always in good spirits

Where's D Melting Pot exactly?

Are these going to be regular nights?

it's above watergates on the rows, decent venue actually. i think the plan is to have them once a month and see how they go.

Ha! Yeah. Used to love my Sundays - game of footy in the morning, polish off two bottles of White Zinfandel in the Eight Rights and stumble out of a taxi outside Revs.

Looking forward to it - D'Meltin Pot has a few good nights on now, the Chubby Knuckles stuff on a Thursday is good too.

Garold Blue is on commission

I'll be seeing you down the front the Stevo1?

Was reading something in one of the locals last night that the fella who owns the Sugermill in Stoke (who also owns the Platinum Lounge) has applied to develop the old St Andrews Church opposite the Plumbers into a live music venue. That would be mint as we were only saying last week how Chester was crying out for somewhere like the Ritz in Manchester. The permission asked for includes a balcony, and 2 performance arenas.

Opening night, Go Kart Commandos support Band of Horses. I can dream!

Be a bit wierd, as I got married and my 2 kids were christened in there...

chester is crying out for a decent live music venue, always has been. i'm pretty certain demand is ther for one.

Damn right!

hell yeah, where is this st andrews church ?

I used to go to the Sugarmill in Stoke a fair bit.

Opposite the Plumbers Arms, behind the Black House Grill.

Thats the Preston arms to you iandychester.

Nooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!! I had my last swally as a free man in there

Unfortunately Chester is crying out for a lot of things culture wise. Since the Gateway and the Odeon left us especially things have been a bit dry. Although I also would find it wierd that St Andrews Church was turned into music venue. It might work though, Blackhouse for dinner followed by the main event, certainly an expensive night. Plus if its the guy whose owns Plat Lounge fronting it then it should be worth considering.