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Get the Secrets of Britain's best venues in our new issue out now - Q312 video preview
Get our brand new issue, Q312 out now as we go backstage to discover the secrets of some of Britain's legendary music venues.
Where was it that Prince spent the night watching football on TV with the staff? Which concert hall almost sank mid-gig?
Where did Bruce Dickinson stage a fencing match against fans? Which hall suffered from indoor 'black rain'?
Get Q312 for the answers to these questions plus more backstage secrets, gossip and folklore.
Plus for now, the O2 Academy Brixton gave us a little hand spelling out our headline by letting us use their icon marquee, check out our little film to see how it's done (with thanks to Baxter Dury for the music). Q312 out tomorrow.
10:30 AM | 31/05/2012
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