Hanger 13 was launched in 1993 at the Ayr Pavilion, we were there on a regular basis to party and pick up some vibes on camera, here are some clips from our DVarchives with Ultrasonic, DyeWitness, Trevor Reilly, Human Resource, Ramirez and more…
When did the Metro in Saltcoats closed?
The famous Metro hotspot in Saltcoats is at the centre of a mystery after a Facebook page of the same name popped up out of the blue. The page’s latest post claims work has started on getting the building in Hamilton Street ready for re-opening in 2020. It closed it’s doors in 2011 after 22 years in the town.
Who owned the Metro Saltcoats?
Metro Saltcoats posted pictures yesterday (Tuesday, October 1) claiming they were starting a massive renovation project with the intention of eventually reopening the derelict club. And today, owner Jagtar Singh confirmed to the Herald that the project is indeed going ahead.
Who owns the Metro nightclub?
The club, co-owned by Sam and George Frantzeskos, officially opened in November 1987. On opening night, broadcaster Molly Meldrum declared The Metro was “one of the most important dance disco places in the world” while revealing the new owners had spent $10 million refurbishing the place.
When did the Metro Club close?
Due to the planned extension of Tottenham Court Road Underground station, the Metro Club was issued a Compulsory Purchase Order by Transport for London with 28 days notice in December 2008, and was forced to close. It held its last Blow Up night on 17 January 2009, also the last night of the venue itself.