For those of you who are unaware of the history of The Cavern in rock history, then let me be the one to give you a brief resume of the club's existence. Opening in January 1957, the club was initially to be a jazz venue that was inspired by the jazz clubs of Paris. However, Liverpool wasn't quite the same as Paris and the club soon became a hangout for skiffle bands that became popular in the early 60's. The Cavern has since become synonymous with The Beatles who played there 292 times with their last performance coming at the start of Beatlemania on the 3rd August 1963. The Beatles made the Cavern world famous, but never played there again. In the decade that followed .  Read the complete review

Th Cavern is a club on Matthew Street in Liverpool, made famous by the Beatles playing there often in the early 1960s, although it has played host to a lot of other famous names too - it was where Beatles manager Brian Epstein first saw the boys. The club that stands these days is not the original and has actually moved in location slightly, but it has been made to look as it did in the sixties. To get into the Cavern Club (there's a Cavern pub too, so check you're in the right one) you have to go down a few flights of stairs, with the club itself being on the basment, with a bar, some tables, a tiny stage and a few standing areas. It's pretty ...  Read the complete review

The Cavern Club is the greatest place to go in Liverpool, for a night out, or even a drink in the day. It is situated underground, and you have to go down a fair few stairs to get there, but it is well worth it. Once you are in there its like being in an old cellar, with brick arches, and the atmosphere and feel of the place is great. The Cavern was originally made famous by the Beatles, who have played there some time ago. It has since hosted live music every night, and is a great place to go and chill listening to some new bands or acoustic sets. The drinks are expensive, but you dont mind paying for the quality of the place. ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who doesn't know The Cavern ,then were have you been? Don't be fooled by there tag, of the place were it all began, if you want to know what it's like to be in the place The Beatles played nearly 300 times then, stand on the carpark next to it, that's were the original Cavern was. Anyway as you know The Cavern is famous for the Beatles, well apart from them, they have had Jimmi Hendrix, The Who, Elton John, Jimmy Page, Eric Clapton as just a few famous bands that have played there, for the full list theck out the wall opposite, were the Lennon statue is. You expect from The Cavern what you have seen on t.v. a damp wine cellar, however this is a very ...  Read the complete review

I`m sure I don`t need to explain the history of the Cavern Club - if you have heard of Liverpool then you have heard of the Beatles, and this is where the Beatles started. There is a list of bands who played there on the back wall, which defies belief. The club itself is underground - you go down 6 flights of stairs to get there and then you end up in a tiny little room, with a bar, and a passageway leading through to another room with a bar. Both rooms play differnet types of music, with the first one playing a lot of pop and classics. The second room playsmore modern, dancey stuff, and is just as much fun. The atmosphere is incredible - everyone is ...  Read the complete review