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Tramshed is a renowned venue situated in Cardiff, United Kingdom, known for its vibrant nightlife and cultural significance within the city’s entertainment scene. Originally built in 1902 as a tram depot, this historic structure was repurposed and reopened in 2015 as a modern nightclub, music venue, and creative hub, retaining much of its original industrial charm. Over the years, Tramshed has established itself as a cornerstone of Cardiff’s music and arts landscape, attracting a diverse range of audiences with its eclectic programming and dynamic atmosphere.

The venue features a main auditorium with a flexible capacity of up to 1,000 people, and also houses studio spaces and community facilities, strengthening its role as a cultural meeting point. While the Tramshed has remained at its original location in the Grangetown area, it has undergone extensive refurbishments, which have updated its facilities while maintaining the architectural heritage of the building. Its adaptive reuse of space bridges Cardiff’s historical roots with its progressive creative ambitions.

Tramshed’s reputation is built on offering a platform for both emerging talent and internationally acclaimed artists, making it a pivotal stage within the UK’s live music circuit. Notable artists who have performed at Tramshed include Example, The Jesus and Mary Chain, The Charlatans, UB40, Blossoms, The Skints, Sundara Karma, Tom Grennan, Public Service Broadcasting, Scouting for Girls, Billy Bragg, and DJ Yoda, alongside local Welsh acts such as Sŵnami, Gali Thomas, and Boy Azooga.