The Coventry Music Museum

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When: Any day you choose, on the seller's page
Where: The Coventry Music Museum, 80 Walsgrave Rd, Coventry, CV2 4ED
Sold by: Lovetovisit

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Explore Coventry’s iconic music identity this autumn - one of the perfect indoor activities! The Coventry Music Museum is here to give the West Midlands the pedestal it deserves, to stand among such greats. Without Coventry, we never would’ve had the 2-Tone movement that brought ska and bands like The Specials and The Selecter with it. From pre-pop to the noughties, the museum offers any music fan a look into how influential the city has been in the UK music industry. Nearly half of what you’ll discover is related directly to the 2-Tone movement - what the city is most famous for. But Coventry’s musical past can’t be compressed into just one genre. What to see When you spot the poster of John Lennon and Yoko Ono adorning the wall above a white, iron, circular bench – it becomes obvious the city offers even more intriguing stories. The couple visited Coventry Cathedral in the 1960s to hand in a piece of art at a sculpture exhibition. They also brought along acorns to plant to symbolise peace and harmony. If you grew up in the years before Spotify and streaming, when you spot the museum’s sound booth, it’s sure to be a blast from the past. Up for a live show? The museum is a celebration of Coventry’s music identity, all the way from its early history up to the modern-day. There’s a part solely dedicated to new voices emerging from the area, where you’ll be able to discover the band/artist of the month.…

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The Coventry Music Museum

80 Walsgrave Rd, Coventry, CV2 4ED

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