The Tower of Song
2 reviews
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107 Pershore Road South, Birmingham, B30 3JX
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Bournville
Robert Bruce U.
Spaces for hire at The Tower of Song
from £200
hire fee / per hour
hire fee / per hour
Whole Venue
60
60
Updated and revamped, The Tower Of Song is now a prestige venue, recording & rehearsal studio. Cosy and intermit atmosphere, The Tower Of Song is perfect is private gathering such as birthday parties, lecture room, conference/ meeting room etc. The Tower of Song features music to suit all tastes and occasions
Tower of Song was created to bring so...
Prices and opening hours
Monday
12:00 –
18:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Whole Venue
12:00 –
18:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Tuesday
12:00 –
18:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Whole Venue
12:00 –
18:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Wednesday
12:00 –
18:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Whole Venue
12:00 –
18:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Thursday
12:00 –
0:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Whole Venue
12:00 –
0:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Friday
12:00 –
0:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Whole Venue
12:00 –
0:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Saturday
12:00 –
0:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Whole Venue
12:00 –
0:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Sunday
12:00 –
18:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Whole Venue
12:00 –
18:00
from
£200
hire fee per hour
Facilities and catering options
Up to 60
seats
Up to 60
standing
External catering allowed
Parking available
Promoted / ticketed events
Alcohol provided
In-house catering
Accommodation available
BYO alcohol
Reviews and ratings
(2 reviews and ratings )
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Aiboryy MR
August 2021
Will be back again. Tom's such a good nice person. Great atmosphere
About The Tower of Song
The thriving music venue that is now the Tower of Song began as a derelict building on the outskirts of Birmingham, England. Bucking the trend of theme pubs, sports bars, and karaoke joints where music is an afterthought, Tom Martin set out to create a unique venue where music was the sole focus.
The name, derived from a song by Leonard Cohen, reflects the mission of the venue, which is to preserve the integrity of live music, respect the performing artist, and offer the audience an opportunity to experience live music in an intimate, quality setting.
The name, derived from a song by Leonard Cohen, reflects the mission of the venue, which is to preserve the integrity of live music, respect the performing artist, and offer the audience an opportunity to experience live music in an intimate, quality setting.
