The scene in Wolverhampton
The Prince Albert on Railway Street occupies a Victorian mansion built in 1874, converted into a three-floor club with an outdoor heated terrace after a full 2012 refit - the building itself does a lot of the work in making a night there feel like an occasion.
Bank de Léon on Lichfield Street runs a different, live-led policy entirely - reggae and lover's rock, a monthly jazz lounge, and soul/R&B throwbacks alongside its DJ nights - so the city's two anchor venues cover bass-heavy club nights and a more live, grown-up circuit without much overlap.
Where it happens
The city centre carries both venues within easy reach of each other, a short walk apart on Railway Street and Lichfield Street.
Nearby nights
- Bank De Leon
- Twelve Wolverhampton
- The Prince AlbertRailway Street - an 1874 Victorian mansion, three floors plus a heated terrace after its 2012 refit
- Bank de LéonLichfield Street - live-led: reggae, jazz lounge, soul and R&B alongside DJ nights
On sale in Wolverhampton
2 events
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