 Cromford Railway Station, Derbyshire.
The railway station featured on the cover of the Oasis single ‘Some Might Say’ is Cromford, part of the branch line from Derby to Matlock. The Gallaghers are clearly visible on the sleeve - Liam is on the bridge whilst Noel holds the watering can. The station, constructed in 1860 in a French style, was once part of the main line to Buxton and Manchester. If you find yourself on this train, don’t miss a trip to the Peak District to soak up some breathtakin |
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 De Montfort Hall, Leicester.
A world-famous venue in Leicester which features a wide-ranging repertoire of jazz, ballet, comedy, opera, word and roots music. It is also the venue for Summer Sundae festival, held at the De Montfort Hall and surrounding fields. Last year's Weekender saw over 100 bands perform across four stages and it was voted Best Small Festival in the UK Festival Awards 2006. |
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 Nottingham Arena, Nottingham.
Since it opened in April 2000, this entertainment and conference venue has attracted the cream of live music, sporting events and ice shows. Artists such as Elton John, Rod Stewart, Oasis and Bob Dylan have played here to 10,000 seat sell-out crowds. |
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 Nottingham Boat Club, Nottingham.
Nestling on the bank of the River Trent and in the shadow of the City Ground, this rowing club became a live music venue in 1962 originally to fund its water sports activities and soon saw bands like Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Elton John and the Sex Pistols take to its stage. In more recent years the club hosted John Peel for a week during the BBC Radio ‘One Live’ event in Nottingham. |
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 Rock City, Nottingham,
The heart of rock music in the Midlands for two and a half decades. Since it opened in 1980 there are not many successful bands and artists that haven’t appeared here. Famous appearances include David Bowie, INXS, U2, REM, Blur, Oasis, New Order, Robbie Williams, Pearl Jam, Nirvana and The Smiths, to name just a handful. It has won Kerrang’s Club Of The Year for the past eight years. |
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 The Assembly Rooms, Derby.
Derby's leading venue located in the city centre which offers a year-round programme of arts and entertainment including orchestral, dance, comedy, rock and pop events. |
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 The Soundhaus, Northampton.
Currently the top live gig venue in Northamptonshire, with local bands, tribute bands and top-name acts playing live as well as themed club nights every Friday. |
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