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    The Garage Glasgow is open 7 days a week, 365 days a year. We are Scotland’s biggest nightclub, beloved for our club nights and as a live music venue. Open since 1994, we are without a doubt one of the most popular venues in Glasgow. Welcome to all, our resident DJ’s play a wide range of chart, dance, nostalgia, house, indie, hip-hop and R’n’B. Spread over 6 rooms on 4 different levels, you’ll be spoilt for choice between The Garage, Main Bar, Desperados Bar, G2, The Attic and Cocktail Bar!! The Garage Glasgow has always been a major live music venue. Less than a year after opening, we welcomed world superstar, Prince for a legendary performance in 1995. Since then, we have hosted music icons of all genres including Biffy Clyro, One Direction, Fallout Boy and Panic! At The Disco. With three venues, our club hosts over 200 gigs every year. The Garage is our largest venue with a capacity of 700 people. G2 is our medium-sized venue holding up to 350 people. Leaving Jack Daniels Attic Bar as out most intimate gig venue for 150 fans. Alongside gigs, our venues are perfect for events such as the Club Late and wrestling.

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    4.62

    (4 reviews)

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    Access (avg.)

    4.37

    Parking (avg.)

    2.75

    Toilets (avg.)

    2.33

    Staff (avg.)

    4.5

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    shirleytodd

    Oct 2025

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    5

    A wheelchair users' review

    After I booked the accessible tickets the Garage emailed me with instructions about the wheelchair accessible door and information about the wheelchair 'platform' (which has space for 2 wheelchairs). I arrived at 6.50pm as instructed and Mark, from security greeted me and put the ramp in position to give me access to the platform and my reserved wheelchair space. He told me about arrangements for accessing the toilet at the interval. A bar staff member offered to bring us drinks. At the end of the show Mark came and explained the procedure to exit and put the ramp in place. As a full time powered wheelchair user, I'm nervous about going to a venue for the first time. From the first time I emailed the booking office to leaving the venue, everything went really smoothly. I can't comment about the accessible toilet because I didn't use it.
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    mweir224

    Apr 2024

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    4

    The Garage

    I went to see The Warning at The Garage with my dad. My mum emailed the venue to get me in the accessible entrance which is around the back of the venue a week before the gig. Because of my Aspergers I requested the balcony but unfortunately it does not have a good view of the stage and I was given a stool to sit on which was not very comfy. The general public also can use the balcony as well.
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    kempster66

    Dec 2018

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    4.5

    Kim's Neatebox Adventures

    Went to see the Smyths, Smith's tribute band. Security met us at back door and took us through the side of the stage along the front of stage and then at side of stage. We had an awesome.view..Security very attentive and John (his name) very very friendly. After gig escorted us to back door.and to car.

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    490 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, Glasgow City, Scotland, United Kingdom, G2 3LW

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