Click HERE to see some of the bands who performed at The Cornerhouse
The Cornerhouse had a legion of fans with all kinds of musical preferences.
From indie to rock and pop - all tastes were catered for in a range of different nights run at the Middlesbrough venue.
It became one of the town’s most popular clubs, opening its doors in 1994 and saying a sad farewell to revellers in 2010.
And now the building - in Exchange Place, underneath Middlesbrough railway station - is set to become offices.
Phil Saunders, company manager at event promoters Ten Feet Tall, worked at the venue as a promoter and warmed up for many acts with his band Helter Skelter as a teenager.
The 36-year-old, from Norton, said: “I guess they had a little bit of something for everyone.
“On Thursdays was a big pop night. On Friday it was indie and Saturday was a well-known gay night.
“It was a labyrinth - like a maze. Just such an unusual space.”
Can you spot yourself among the revellers in our gallery?
Share your Cornerhouse memories and snaps with us! Email mieka.smiles@trinitymirror.com
Want more Teesside clubbing nostalgia? Here it is in Pictures Part 1 and Part 2!
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