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Venue information
The Digbeth Institute was originally built as a Methodist congregational chapel at the turn of the 1900s. In 1955, it was bought by Birmingham City Council and used as a civic hall. It later became a music venue and has become an essential part of the Birmingham live music and club scene. In the 1990s, it was synonymous with rave music and drum ’n’ bass scene.
Over the last 30 years the legendary venue has hosted bands such as Pink Floyd, Joni Mitchell, The Human League, Arctic Monkeys and The Cure and more recently has seen some incredible live shows from the likes of Lapsley, Sunsey Sons, Matt Corby, Jamie Woon and PVRIS.
Venue accessibility information
Find full accessibility information on
O2 Institute Birmingham's website.
Companion Tickets
If you need a ticket for a companion or personal assistant, please just let the venue know when you book. They offer one companion ticket, free of charge, to provide support you need and additional assistance in the event of an emergency evacuation. So you know, proof of eligibility will be required.
Alternatively, if you have an Access Card please provide your full name and the card number.
Accessible Toilets
On ground level and the second floor (balcony and O2 Institute3 Birmingham), there are accessible toilets controlled by a RADAR key which staff will provide access to if needed. Other toilets are available in the same area and upper levels and venues.
