Music and Gig Reviews in Nottingham

Live music in Nottingham. We have done our best to get round all the venues to write our club reviews and live music reviews . Here is our review of Palais The.

Review of Palais The, Nottingham

Corporate clubbing for the masses. Not my scene but then again I'm neither a rug–chested–cheese merchant nor a shag–starved slapper – debatable – Ed –. Most of you will either have been to the Palais or somewhere similar before, and if you're into swaggering around to commercial dance music whilst getting utterly mullered, and are of an 'if it moves, shag it' mentality, then you'll be going back regardless of what I say. What, even with your buckled shoes, chino's, pink shirts, boob tubes etc etc.

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Essential Detail


Lower Parliament St,
City Centre,
Nottingham
NG1 3BB

Open
Wed–Sat 10pm–2am

Contact
 01159501075

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