Trinity Bar

Trinity Bar is an independent pub, club and music venue at 378-380 Station Rd in Harrow, northwest London. It opened in July 1992, and its early DJ nights drew on techno and house, with sets by Brandon Block and Nick Lepitue of Leftfield. UK indie-rock nights later displaced the dance programme, before local and touring bands began playing live there. The venue now presents live music and club nights, alongside open-mic events, comedy, karaoke and quizzes. Harrow Bass and Liam Barnard are among the promoters who have run events there.

Across its two floors, the venue has gothic decor and room for about 200 people, including an upstairs space for up to 120. Friday and Saturday music has included hip-hop/R&B and indie rock. The stage is 6 by 12 feet and can fit a four- or five-piece band. Its sound system features Martin Audio tops, reflex-horn subwoofers, Bose surrounds, RCF speakers and a Behringer X32 Rack mixer. Artists who have performed at Trinity Bar include Kate Nash, Chase & Status, Leftfield and Billy Bragg.