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About Palace Night Club - Bridgwater
Welcome to Palace Night Club in Bridgwater, a historic venue housed in the former Palace Theatre building. Since its transformation from theatre to cinema and finally to a lively nightclub in 1997, this space has hosted big-name acts and brought energy to the Somerset nightlife scene. Located on Penel Orlieu in Bridgwater, the club combines a sizable footprint with a straightforward, no-fuss ticket experience—perfect for a night out with friends. Here’s what you need to know to plan your visit, from seating and parking to transportation options and nearby places to stay and dine.
Whether you’re planning a big show night or a smaller club event, we’ve got you covered with reliable ticket access and practical venue details. Palaces Night Club sits at the heart of Bridgwater’s entertainment district, and its historic roots as the Palace Theatre add a touch of heritage to your night out. If you’re coming from nearby towns or commuting by train, check the latest event listings and plan your trip with ease. Secure your seats through trusted partners, and enjoy the best local recommendations we’ve highlighted below.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: Palace Nightclub is at Penel Orlieu, Bridgwater TA6 3PF; address listings vary (25-27 Penel Orlieu per Skiddle; 24-26 Penel Orlieu per historic-geography sources).
- Capacity: Commonly listed around 800–850 (Skiddle shows 850; some listings show 800).
- Venue type: Nightclub occupying the former Palace Theatre (Empire Theatre) building; originally opened 1916 and converted to a nightclub in 1997.
- Parking: Local Parking is listed as No on primary ticket listings.
- Transit: Nearest train station is Bridgwater.
- Nearby hotels: Mercure Bridgwater Hotel (56-66 Eastover, Bridgwater, TA6 5AR) is a nearby option.
- Notable events hosted: The venue has hosted big-name acts in the past (e.g., Scissor Sisters, Madness, KT Tunstall, Badly Drawn Boy).
- Renamed/demolished status: The Palace Theatre site remains extant and operates as Palace Nightclub; the building is the historic Palace Theatre, later used as a cinema, then nightclub (not demolished).