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Old Fire Station
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Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Old Fire Station is located at Peter St in Carlisle, United Kingdom. For directions and parking info, visit Old Fire Station’s official website at https://www.ofscarlisle.co.uk or call them at +44 1228 938110. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Carlisle, United Kingdom on Bandsintown.
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Old Fire Station
The award-winning Old Fire Station in Carlisle is the ultimate destination for live music, hilarious comedy shows and much more.
Calling all live music and comedy lovers! Have you been searching high and low for the ultimate spot to catch live performances in Carlisle? Well, look no further because this is the perfect place for you. This is the hottest live music, comedy and arts venue in town.
The venue is the place to be for anyone who wants to laugh, dance, and have an all-around good time. It’s got a killer sound system, a stage that's seen some of the biggest names in the business, and a vibe that's simply electric.
Whether you're into grooving to live music or getting your laugh on with some of the funniest comedians around, The Old Fire Station has got you covered. So come on down, grab a drink at the bar, and be treat you to an unforgettable night of entertainment.
What fans are saying
A bit of a gig-of-two-halves for me. Support band the Howling were excellent - their frontman in particular bringing Bruce Dickinson pipes to glammish horror punk, strutting gleefully like a twisted circus master. As Creeper launched into their set, an adoring crowd lapping it up, the energy was pretty electric, especially at the back of the pit during Headstones. Then somehow it kind of petered out… returning from the bar I couldn’t help notice a contraction of their first album’s emotional range, an almost clinical finish to their sound, a not-always-convincing lower vocal register… I found myself nitpicking basically! Maybe I chose the wrong drink.
Mark

