The Limelight Club Belfast is located just a couple of minutes walk from the City Centre. It caters mostly for the indie and rock crowd, and also plays host to a number of big name touring bands that come through Belfast.
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Advantages: Drinks Promos Disadvantages: different DJs play different quality of music
The Limelight Club Belfast is located just a couple of minutes walk from the City Centre. It caters mostly for the indie and rock crowd, and also plays host to a number of big name touring bands that come through Belfast.
The venues plays host to club nights on a Tuesday, Friday and Saturday nights. Admission is £5 on a Friday and Saturday, and around £3 on the Student night on Tuesdays. It runs from 10pm until around half past one ... ...can get featured, depending on the DJ.
The venue has also played host to many large touring bands, and has recently featured performances by such names as Paul Weller, Reef, Cradle of Filth, 3 Colours Red and many others. It was listed as one of the 12 most important UK venues in a recent article on the UK Live music scene.
Unusually for Belfast, the bouncers are usually quite friendly, and there is really a dress code ... more
The Limelight Club Belfast is located just a couple of minutes walk from the City Centre. It caters mostly for the indie and rock crowd, and also plays host to a number of big name touring bands that come through Belfast.
The venues plays host to club nights on a Tuesday, Friday and Saturday nights. Admission is £5 on a Friday and Saturday, and around £3 on the Student night on Tuesdays. It runs from 10pm until around half past one in the morning. The club plays everything from indie to some rock, and even a little bit of more poppy commercial dance music. Everything from Radiohead to cheesy 80’s pop can get featured, depending on the DJ.
The venue has also played host to many large touring bands, and has recently featured performances by such names as Paul Weller, Reef, Cradle of Filth, 3 Colours Red and many others. It was listed as one of the 12 most important UK venues in a recent article on the UK Live music scene.
Unusually for Belfast, the bouncers are usually quite friendly, and there is really a dress code as everyone from your average bloke in a Ben Sherman shirt to PVC clad Goths.
The drinks are fairly cheap, and as it’s mostly a student club there is always plenty of drinks promotions and competitions. The crowd varies, but recently has been great with a really friendly atmosphere and no hassle. It usually doesn’t take too long to get served at the bar either, which is always handy!
Advantages: Really Good Student Environment, Really Friendly Staff, Good Value Drinks and Entry Fee Disadvantages: Perhaps not fully catered to clubbers.
The Limelight, located on the Ormeau Avenue, just a few minutes walk from the city center. Straight away before we even entered the bar, we were greeted by bouncers..."Oh Oh", but no, a friendly hello was given to us, and onwards we went, we paided out money in, £3 (on a tuesday nite) and proceded in. First thing that struck me was the atmosphere, its hard to describe, but it was friendly, and fun, and I just felt that i "belonged" there, We enetered ... ...not the same old Dance Chart hits, but indie & rock/pop which to me was both refreshing, and a new experience. The Limelight Consists of 3 main sections, Each playing a different style of music, ranging from rock to the right to dance to the left. Another thing which I was intriged at was the wall in the main bar, covered by signed photo's off all the bands that have played their, and i was simply amazed, even while I was there up-coming bands to ...
Ady-M 27.10.2006
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: helpful Review of The Limelight (Belfast)
Cheap drink, No trouble, Friendly crowd, Ocassionally good music
Watered down cheap drink, Trouble outside, Generally poor music, bad food, uncompromisingly stubborn DJ, cleanliness, toilets, no disabled access, und (*)
