The Crown and Anchor
Important to know
- Capacity: Approximately 250 people
- Artists that have already played here: Pulley, GBH, Dear Seattle, Metal Church, Press Club, CLEWS, Evergreen Terrace, Zebrahead, Guttermouth, No Fun at All, etc.
- Tickets: https://www.crownandanchorhotel.com.au
- Address: 196 Grenfell St - Adelaide - Australia
- Getting here: Tram stop University (500 m)
Hightlight
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Bar
The Crown and Anchor is an iconic club located in the heart of Adelaide, Australia. The building housing the club dates back to the 19th century, and its preservation is a testament to its lasting cultural impact on the community.
Today, it stands as a go-to venue for rock, metal, hardcore, indie, and punk shows, featuring both Australian and international artists.
In addition to its performance space, the bar at The Crown and Anchor is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike.
Structure and capacity
With a capacity of approximately 250 people, The Crown and Anchor offers an intimate experience for its guests.
The club is known for its diverse lineup, which spans genres such as rock, metal, hardcore, indie, and punk. Bands like Pulley, GBH, Dear Seattle, Metal Church, and No Fun at All have graced its stage.
A battle for preservation
Recently, The Crown and Anchor faced a significant challenge to preserve its historic and cultural identity. The local community rallied to save the club from demolition through the “Save The Cranker” campaign. Premier Peter Malinauskas announced that the venue would be preserved and continue to operate.
The Crown and Anchor is set to undergo redevelopment, and during this period, there may be changes to the club and bar’s operations. Be sure to check the venue’s website and social media for updates around the time of your visit.
Hotels near The Crown and Anchor
Staying close to the venue is always a great opportunity to walk to and from the show, and enjoy the exciting atmosphere of musicians and fans arriving throughout the day.
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