Sydney Music Venue Lady Hampshire Closes Indefinitely After Storm Damage
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Updated Oct 23
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What happened
The Lady Hampshire, a live music venue in Sydney, has closed its doors indefinitely after suffering severe storm damage. The venue announced a temporary closure earlier this month, but its long-term future remains uncertain. Reports indicate the site was sold in September, and receivers have been appointed to the property, according to a Colliers listing.
Why it matters
The indefinite closure and sale of the venue introduces uncertainty into the local Sydney live music scene. The situation has led to the cancellation of scheduled performances, such as a gig by Manhole on December 5th.
The gig scene in Sydney, Australia is currently active.
Who's involved
- SydneyLocation where the venue is situated and where the music scene operates
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