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[[image:Yellow.gif|left|thumb|"Yellow Submarine" logo]][[image:Submarine.jpg|right|thumb|Poster for first gig at "Yellow Submarine"]] | [[image:Yellow.gif|left|thumb|"Yellow Submarine" logo]][[image:Submarine.jpg|right|thumb|Poster for first gig at "Yellow Submarine"]] | ||
| − | + | ''Yellow Submarine'' was a venue under street level at 12 Ward Street, formerly [[The Castle]], owned by [[Sam Walsh]] and [[Adam McKay]]. The venue opened on 23 June, 2007, with a gig featuring Auckland bands ''Charlie Ash'', ''The Wicks'', ''The Glory Sea'', ''[[Kittyhawk]]'' and the ''Debutantes'', and Hamilton's [[Sora Shima]]. | |
| + | After almost a year, the venue closed following a final gig on 15 June 2008. By this time ''McKay'' had moved overseas, and ''Walsh'' had decided to move out of Hamilton also. They tried selling the venue to a new operator, but were unsuccessful. | ||
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| + | ==Published Articles== | ||
| + | *''We Drink in a Yellow Submarine'' by ''Tracey Cooper'', [[Waikato Times]] 25 August 2007 | ||
| + | *''Sub sinks as oweners move on'' by [[Jeff Neems]], [[Waikato Times]] 21 June 2008 | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:07, 22 June 2008
Yellow Submarine was a venue under street level at 12 Ward Street, formerly The Castle, owned by Sam Walsh and Adam McKay. The venue opened on 23 June, 2007, with a gig featuring Auckland bands Charlie Ash, The Wicks, The Glory Sea, Kittyhawk and the Debutantes, and Hamilton's Sora Shima.
After almost a year, the venue closed following a final gig on 15 June 2008. By this time McKay had moved overseas, and Walsh had decided to move out of Hamilton also. They tried selling the venue to a new operator, but were unsuccessful.
Published Articles[edit]
- We Drink in a Yellow Submarine by Tracey Cooper, Waikato Times 25 August 2007
- Sub sinks as oweners move on by Jeff Neems, Waikato Times 21 June 2008
