Venue · Oxford, South East
The Cellar
Oxford's legendary underground music venue, open since 1999. The Cellar sits beneath Cornmarket Street in the centre of town — a low-ceilinged, sweat-dripping…
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Oxford's legendary underground music venue, open since 1999. The Cellar sits beneath Cornmarket Street in the centre of town — a low-ceilinged, sweat-dripping basement that has launched more bands than anywhere else in Oxfordshire. Punk, indie, post-punk, noise, hardcore, and everything in between. Three gig nights a week plus a monthly "New Blood" showcase for unsigned Oxford acts. No frills, no door policy, no ego…
Genres
Open to a range of acts — pitch them anything.
Details
- Address
- 3 Cornmarket Street, Oxford, OX1 3EX
- Capacity
- 150 standing
- Venue type
- Club
- Typical slot
- 8:00pm – 11:30pm
- PA system
- Provided
- Lighting
- Provided
- Sound engineer
- Not provided
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Location
Getting here & access
- Nearest transport
- Oxford · 10 min walk
- Parking
- Westgate car park 5 min walk; no on-site parking
- Load-in
- Load-in via Cornmarket, stairs down to the cellar
- Step-free access
- Not provided
- Music curfew
- 11:00pm
Media
Regular nights & house rules
- Fri Cellar Sessions Indie & rock 8:00pm
- Sat Down the Cellar Alternative 8:00pm
- Typical slot
- 8:00pm – 11:30pm
- 01Underground room, load-in down the stairs
- 02Loud-band friendly
- 03Strict changeovers
- 04Backline sharing on multi-act bills
- 05Settle merch with the manager
- 06Hands needed for get-in
Weeknights: quiet after 23:00. Weekends: quiet after midnight. Basement helps contain sound.
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