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About The Assembly Leamington Spa

The Assembly Leamington Spa is a historic Art Deco, multi‑function live music venue and nightclub situated on Spencer Street in the heart of Leamington Spa. Since reopening under new management in 2019, it continues to host contemporary acts alongside classic performances, drawing visitors from across Warwickshire and beyond. With a flexible main hall that can accommodate up to 1,000 guests (1,000 standing, 400 seated) and a 150‑capacity balcony, this venue blends vintage charm with modern stage production.

Whether you’re attending a headline show, a club night, or a special event, secure your seats and plan ahead with practical details about parking, transport, and nearby places to stay and dine. We’ve got you covered with insider tips and trusted partner recommendations to make your visit easy and enjoyable.

Located in a Grade II listed building with a history dating back to 1926 (formerly The Bath Assembly Hall, Palais de Danse, Embassy Ballroom), The Assembly remains a cornerstone of Leamington Spa’s live music scene. Notable past performers include Lou Reed, Public Enemy, The Stranglers, and Patti Smith, with continued programming featuring diverse contemporary acts. For a smooth experience, check event floor plans for floor‑planning details and remember: no on‑site parking, but nearby public car parks and accessible transit options make getting there straightforward.

  • Parking: Nearby Rosefield Street Car Park (P7) and St Peter's Multi‑Storey; blue badge and on‑street parking available nearby.
  • Transit: ~2 minutes’ walk from Leamington Spa railway station; local bus routes stop close to the venue.
  • Hotels within walking distance: Thomas James Hotel, Adams The, Buckland Lodge Hotel, Victoria Park Lodge, Episode Hotel, and Avenue Bar & Hotel on Spencer Street, plus other options nearby.
  • Dining: A range of nearby restaurants and pubs on Spencer Street and surrounding streets.
  • Past highlights: Music Week Best Live Music Venue (2010); reopened in 2019 after a brief closure; ongoing programming includes contemporary live acts and special performances in 2026.

Tips for a great visit: arrive early to explore the area, check accessibility options, and secure your seats in advance for popular shows. We’ve got you with trusted recommendations and a straightforward buying process.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Spencer Street, Leamington Spa CV31 3NF, United Kingdom.
  • Venue type: Art Deco, multi‑function live music venue / nightclub in Leamington Spa.
  • Capacity: Main hall 1,000 standing (400 seated); balcony 150; total configurable spaces described in event floor plans.
  • Seating chart: No publicly published seating chart, but main hall supports standing or seating up to 400 and there is a 150‑cap balcony; floor‑planning details are available via venue/event platforms.
  • Parking and transit: No on‑site parking; nearby public car parks include Rosefield Street (P7) and St Peter's Multi‑Storey; blue badge and on‑street parking available; ~2 minutes’ walk from Leamington Spa railway station; bus routes stop nearby.
  • Nearby hotels: Several within a short walk on Spencer Street and nearby streets (e.g., Thomas James Hotel, Adams The, Buckland Lodge Hotel, Victoria Park Lodge, Episode Hotel; Avenue Bar & Hotel on Spencer Street).
  • Notable events hosted: Acts such as Lou Reed, Public Enemy, The Stranglers, Patti Smith; Music Week Best Live Music Venue award in 2010; closure in 2019 followed by reopening under new management in Sept 2019; ongoing events including contemporary live acts (e.g., The Specials Ltd. gigs in 2026).
  • Demolished/renamed: The building is not demolished; it is a Grade II listed structure with a history dating back to 1926 (formerly The Bath Assembly Hall, Palais de Danse, Embassy Ballroom); reopened as The Assembly in 2008 and again under new management in 2019 after a brief closure.