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| BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PHOTOGRAPH. Either a photo of the venue, or a photo of a Police or Police-related event which took place at the venue. | |
| Location: | London, England, UK - Neal Street 41-43 |
| Capacity: | 500 people |
Introduction
The Roxy Club opened in December 1976 and closed in April 1978.
Performance timeline
The following Police, Sting, Andy Summers or Stewart Copeland-related concerts took place at this venue:
This section needs more information.
Trivia
Before the Roxy became THE punk club in London the building was once a warehouse, a drinking club and a gay club.
The venue consisted of a ground floor bar including a seating area and a dance hall in the basement (also with a bar).
In January 1977 the club was open every night except Friday from 8pm until 1am.
See also
This section needs more information.
External links
References
source: Sounds - January 22, 1977
