Saint Clair plays a live gig at The Jacaranda Club, the historic 300-capacity basement venue on Slater Street.
Saint Clair plays The Jacaranda Club on Wednesday 21 October, a mid-week date on Slater Street. It's a solo show, with Saint Clair taking the stage alone for the night.
The venue itself is one of Liverpool's most famous live music spots. Opened in 1958 by Allan Williams, the Beatles' first manager, 'The Jac' played a part in building the Merseybeat movement: it's where the Beatles played their first ever live show and where Ringo Starr first met the band. It's still a working record store, and the 300-capacity basement continues to host local talent alongside bigger names in music. That basement is where you'll find Saint Clair on the 21st.
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If you're heading down, it's on Slater Street in the city centre, and the show falls on a Wednesday, so it's a mid-week one rather than a weekend gig. The Jacaranda Club is a name that carries a fair bit of weight in the city's music history, and it's still very much a live venue. Saint Clair is the main feature of the night, and the basement holds 300 people, so it's a proper room for a live set.
