A 'legendary' Liverpool music venue saw some of the country's biggest bands cut their teeth including Oasis where fans paid just £3 for a ticket.
The Lomax club opened on Cumberland Street in Liverpool city centre in 1993. During its time, some of the UK's biggest bands played gigs there, including Oasis and Radiohead, before finding worldwide fame.
One memorable gig happened on April 13, 1994, when a young up-and-coming band from Manchester called Oasis played a gig just months before they went stratospheric. Mike Hindley, who co-owned the venue at the time, spoke to the Liverpool Echo back in 2008 about that night.
