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[[image:riverlea.jpg|right|thumb|"Riverlea Theatre", August 2016; ICD photo]] | [[image:riverlea.jpg|right|thumb|"Riverlea Theatre", August 2016; ICD photo]] | ||
| − | ''Maceys'' was a venue in Hamilton in the early 1980s in Riverlea, situated at 80 Riverlea Rd. Significant gigs there included ''Cold Chisel'' (25 June 1981), ''Flowers'', who later became ''Icehouse'' (2 and 3 July 1981), ''Pink Flamingos'', ''The Angels'' (23 July 1981), ''DD Smash'' (24 July 1981), ''Mother Goose'' (2 August 1981), | + | ''Maceys'' was a venue in Hamilton in the early 1980s in Riverlea, situated at 80 Riverlea Rd. Significant gigs there included ''Cold Chisel'' (25 June 1981), ''Flowers'', who later became ''Icehouse'' (2 and 3 July 1981), ''Pink Flamingos'', ''The Angels'' (23 July 1981), ''DD Smash'' (24 July 1981), ''Mother Goose'' (2 August 1981), Dave McCartney and the Pink Flamingos (17, 18 July 1981; 18 August 1981), ''Penknife Glides'' (11, 12 September 1981), ''DD Smash'' (30, 31 October 1981), ''Echo & The Bunnymen'' (7 November 1981), Danse Macabre'' (27 November 1981), ''Bo Diddley'' (18, 19 December 1981), ''Pink Flamingos'' (12 February 1982) and ''Pop Mechanix'' (20 February 1982). ''The Swingers'' also played there on their 'Practical Jokers' tour on 15 and 16 October 1981. ''Maceys'' was run by ''Chris Cole''. |
The building also housed a venue called [[Orange Garden Cabaret]] for a time, and in 1984 the building became ''The Riverlea Theatre and Arts Centre''. | The building also housed a venue called [[Orange Garden Cabaret]] for a time, and in 1984 the building became ''The Riverlea Theatre and Arts Centre''. | ||
