Project House

Great venue, nice bar, reasonably priced. The absolute best security team I've ever seen at a venue, giving customers with disabilities the best treatment; friendly, courteous, and couldn't do enough for them. The venue itself has great seating for drinking before and after outside. A newish venue for me but one I'd be happy to return to. BTW, I'm able-bodied but couldn't help commenting on the security team as they really showed the best of us.

We were there for The Saints '73 - 78'. The venue is interesting. It's an old tile warehouse that's been converted into a music venue on an industrial estate in Armley. There is a cafe /bar type place called Galleria next door so we managed to get parked up off road and spent all afternoon and tea time in there. There was some limited parking on the road outside but it also had yellow lines. The venue had tables and benches outside but not much use in the Winter. There was a bar in one corner at the back and plenty of space for the Merch. The problem was the promotion had only sold 270 tickets and it holds a thousand and it really was cold. Part of it had been partitioned off. To be fair the limited staff they had were all very friendly. Sadly we had some trouble with a lad from Spain who turned up just as The Saints walked on stage. He kept on trying to push my wife away from the barrier at the front so myself and a mutual friend had words with him. He took no notice. There was no security staff at the front so we had to deal with it ourselves. After several elbows from my wife it started getting out of hand eventually after about 15 minutes the guy got the message and moved into the centre. The gig itself was amazing. I can see the potential of it as we promote live music back home on Teesside.

What a fantastic night out with Lady Emm at a brilliant music venue to see the one and only Echobelly The venue is fabulous, great sound system, small enough to be intimate but big enough to hold a 1000 people if required. But what really makes it are the lovely, wonderful, helpful and friendly staff. Big shout out to Phillip in security for really making us feel welcome ( even though im from The South 🥰 ) We had a super night Five big stars from us ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This is what they say online .... Project House What do you get when you bring together some of the greatest names in the worlds of music, culture, food and drink in Leeds? Project House, that’s what. It’s a new multi-use events space set in a 16,000 square foot former tile warehouse on Armley Road. The result of a groundbreaking collaboration between four of the city’s most cherished institutions, it brings together Brudenell Social Club, Belgrave Music Hall, Welcome Skate Store and Super Friendz to create something totally new. Also home to Galleria kitchen and bar.

A truly amazing venue, in short! The first thing you notice is how spacious it is, a very wide stage elevated just right, I had a good view of the band from various places despite my average height. The staff are all friendly and the venue feels safe and welcoming. It really is a jewel in the Leeds nightlife crown and I highly recommend a pint. Please put a stout or dark ale on tap! 😅

I've been here multiple times now, years apart, and it's still a cold, uncomfortable, soulless venue with unnecessary security measures. There is no seating available inside (anyone with mobility issues should not have to ask) and outside seating is not covered against the rain (surely this would be a minor expense). Although there are lots of toilets, most of them have issues during the evening e.g. door locks broken, no toilet roll, uncleanliness and, comically, one cubicle with a door too small and one cubicle with a door too big? Security are rude for no reason, will search your bags, and pat down men. You will have your umbrella, perfume and water bottle confiscated for you to collect at the end. These are left outside after the event for anyone to take. The venue does not make any effort to tell you this beforehand. Bag checks are not even fit for purpose. Safe items are taken but the inside of bags are only glanced at. The venue has very poor insulation so it's either extremely hot in summer or freezing cold on winter. I think that's everything? This is my first and hopefully my only review of a venue in Leeds. Do better!