Hampton Inspired Hub

First time at Hampton Hub last night seeing Frank the Cat! Wow wow wow! This place is a gem! Very well organised, perfect size, plenty of seating, lovely people, good choice of drinks at very reasonable prices, why have I never been here before? Will definitely be going again. Frank the Cat was a sell out and it was no surprise, they are brilliant!

Great venue for our friends 60th birthday party. Friendly and efficient service from the bar staff and reasonable prices too.

We went to a 1920s night for a Christmas doo. Everything was brilliant, the settling is awesome but the DJ was absolutely rubbish. 4 songs in 30 seconds. Can't mix. Can't even mix within genre.

Went to Hampton Inspired Hub, Ashley road, Hampton, yesterday to see 3 bands, in a brilliant building that screams Rock and Blues music , the owner proprietor is a real Gent and has immense patience even on a hot day 28 degrees! The area is great for parking and has many places to eat nearby. Easy access by public transport and it is a lovely area. Very safe and no obvious anti social elements. Everybody in area was amazingly friendly and welcoming, especially the owner and staff. For a £10 ticket you could step back into the past and hear a band SMOKEHOUSE reliving the best of 1970s along with John Mayer and Kingfish tunes mixed with Gary Moore, Cream and Stevie Ray Vaughn. The first band WOUNDED LOVERS were really great, songs written by band were like Squeeze or Blur in form. Every song was a gem.The last and main band of the day were astonishing, BREAKING BLUES was a tour de force , with mostly heart felt and hard lived songs from the writer and guitar player. They also slammed a couple of tributes to Garry Moore topping of the night perfectly.The organiser of this whole festival was celebrating a 60th Birthday, and made this all happen.The building is very large inside but also gives good vibes, with great outside areas and Garden.If you live nearby or even in the surrounding area, this is a great place for an evening out, and you get to support a local buisness and LIVE MUSIC !Ken Muir

Needs a lot more activity from the local council and its people. Has so much potential to offer but it's so quiet inside. I wish to see the place thriving in the next few months and years as times get tougher and community living and spirit needs to increase.

I love small music venues and I loved this one. Hidden in surburban Hampton, I'm told it was a Working Mens Club.Great atmosphere and the beer prices are very reasonable.Only one small moan. For China Crisis, it was an odd mix of seating and standing.Unfortunately, as the standing was at the front, if you were seated, you couldn't see anything.

Went here for a toddler class and got lunch at the cafe afterwards. Perfect morning! Friendly staff, lovely food (can recommend the hallumi and chutney toastie) and good coffee. The garden out back is child friendly - contained and lots of toys to play with. Will definitely be back!

This place is a delight to visit... whether you're visiting in the day for the community social events or visiting to see a band at night, it's always a lovely experience. Thanks for all the work you put into creating wonderful experiences for your visitors.

From the outside, The Hub looks a bit bland / empty but it's just because of the car park out front (concrete). We went to see Stone Rose's and Oasis tribute band. I have to say that it was one of the best nights ever. You can see that the owner, Chris, and his team go the extra mile. All courteous and polite. The bands were phenomenal. Lighting, sound and atmosphere was brilliant. I will definitely go again. It does need air conditioning though. This is a music venue not to be overlooked! Well done, The Hub! :)

Very good sized multi use building. Went to see a band, The Trojan Beats show there. The sound and atmosphere were amazing.