Legends (Newcastle-Upon-Tyne)

From the outside Legends looks like your shoddy little club that you get in suburban towns. It has a pathetically small entrance, and looks from the outside that it must be really tiny. The club is in fact not huge, but certainly bigger than it looks. There are two main rooms, House and Trance, and R&B, plus some balconies and what-not. The layout isn't too practical, as the dancefloor just ends where it becomes a carpet basically, which doesn't enclose the dancers too well. The main dancefloor isn't too big, but is always packed with well up for it geordies. In my experience, geordies know how to party better than ANYONE. The DJ is at the ...

On my first trip see some friends at university in Newcastle i was told that we would probably being going to Legends, fair enough i thought, its a club, it sells booze and more importantly its better than sitting in a student union watching Liverpool fart about for 90 minutes. So off we trundled down the main street of Newcastle and then it dawned on my 'mate' that after 7 months of living in Newcaslte he didn't actually know how to get to Legends, claiming he only knew the way to Legends from the Quayside? whatever. So after wandering about for a while we finally made it to the club, first impression whilst we stood outside, getting ID's ...

I am going to have to disagree with DJlcm about Legends in Newcastle, and say that it is one of THE best clubs Ive been to, and definately one of the best clubs in Newcastle. Legends has something for everyone, with the Mile High Club room playing all the latest House and Trance, and the R&B room playing all the best hiphop and R&B. It is quite a small club - but that makes it even better. In bigger clubs you only end up losing your mates and the sound gets lost. The R&B room is quite small, and has a low ceiling - and I do admit it can get very sweating in there after everyone's been doing their spot of 'bump and grinding'. The Mile High club room is ...