The Cavern was inspired by a Paris jazz club Peter Morris was a friend of the club's first owner, Alan Sytner, who modelled the basement venue on Le Caveau de la Huchette - a jazz place he'd seen ...

In the early days of The Beatles, the band performed many gigs at The Cavern Club in Liverpool, England. The band eventually became superstars and moved on to larger venues, and the Cavern Club ...

“We did some skiffle numbers to start off with at the Cavern ... jazz clubs like Le Caveau de la Huchette. He hired the Merseysippi Jazz Band to perform on the club’s opening night.

The Cavern had originally been based on a French jazz club, Le Caveau de la Huchette, but by 1961 the venue's music policy was changing. Skiffle and rock 'n' roll were in (Elvis Presley's Are You ...

1. The inspiration for the Cavern when it opened in 1957 was the Paris jazz club, Le Caveau De La Huchette. 2. The Cavern did not have a licensed bar until 1967. 3. Ringo Starr was the first ...

Its design, with brick arches and underground tunnels, was based on Le Caveau de la Huchette jazz club in Paris. British Rail ordered the demolition of the original Cavern Club in 1973 to make way ...

Fans will know Lennon was referring to The Cavern Club, a music venue on Mathew Street in Liverpool. Opened in 1957 as a jazz club, it soon became centred on rock and roll and would regularly host ...

British pop band B-Side thrilled the Cavern Club during International Pop Overthrow ... fronted by the eponymous singer of Jose Casas y la pistola de Papá (I heard their drummer, who was wearing ...

Step into the heart of Beatlemania with The Cavern Club Beatles, Liverpool’s premier Beatles tribute band. This electrifying show takes you on a journey through every era of the Fab Four’s ...

The Cavern was inspired by a Paris jazz club Peter Morris was a friend of the club's first owner, Alan Sytner, who modelled the basement venue on Le Caveau de la Huchette - a jazz place he'd seen ...