The Shed Leicester reviews by real event-goers

Review of The Black Charade + Dusted

Review of Definitely Oasis - Oasis tribute - Leicester

Review of Demons of Ruby Mae + Support

The toilets were horrendous, seat hanging off, no paper or handsoap. The band were brilliant as always

Review of Demons of Ruby Mae + Support

Super smashing great

Review of Demons of Ruby Mae + Support

The music was grrat.. Personable performers.. Excellent.The size and therefore intimacy of the venue was great too. First time at that venue. well managed. great staff. made for a really enjoyable experience overall.

Review of The Black Charade + Dusted

Review of Black Parade - 00's Emo Anthems

Review of Black Parade - 00\'s Emo Anthems

Music poorly mixed so you feel like you're listening underwater, barstaff are ridiculously rude - I got shouted at for not having any smaller notes than a 20£. Got pushed and shoved around all night and left early due to a panic attack caused by all of this. Would never go back here again.

Review of Black Parade - 00\'s Emo Anthems

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Review of The Black Charade + Dusted

Review of The Black Charade + Dusted

Review of The Black Charade + Dusted

Me and my daughter had a great night, I loved how small the venue was, it meant we could really feel a part of everything 😊

Review of Definitely Oasis - Oasis tribute - Leicester

Review of Definitely Oasis - Oasis tribute - Leicester

Brilliant night we loved the place the group were very good We liked the way it started at 8.30 dead on time

Review of Pinked Floyd Tribute Show

The Christmas Show

A line up of bands, singers and acts was brought together to showcase and celebrate established and new talent. Singers included Alex, from established Leicester band The Heroes, who performed some of his own spellbinding indie songs. Beatboxers, Rappers and MCs added to the musical variety of the night. Young metal band Azidify put on a gripping set of their own songs, followed by another young band Chess Club whose work is attracting critical acclaim for its vitality and inventiveness. The massively big and exhilarating metal sounds of Edict of Bedlam got some heads banging and the night was brought to a pleasant conclusion by the classy songs of Hybrid Trend.

In between the bands, the audience was entertained by break dancer Ryan Elson and sets from illusionist and magician Martin Powdrill. Something a bit different from the usual shows at the Shed, this combination of music and entertainment brought a fresh dimension to the music scene and showcased a lot of new talent.