Slay Glasgow

Poor venue. My oldest socks have got less holes than the roof. Place was soaking. 15 minute wait to be served at the bar was far from worth it for a flat coke. Questionable smell about the place too. And to top it off, not the venue's fault, but the Abba tribute only sang 1 christmas song!

I have only been once as they hosted The Watch, Milan's finest. I was at front of stage for the whole show & can vouch that the sound was excellent, the audience appreciative, the staff going in and going out very friendly and venue itself was central & easy to get to from stations.

As a live music venue - brilliant!

Ladies' toilets weren't stocked, doors didn't lock, some toilet seats were broken.

Bar prices were a bit steep;
£4.50 for 25ml vodka
£6 for a tin of Desperado
£4 for a tin of Tennent's lager

As such, I didn't drink much at all so saved myself a fortune - and a potential hangover.

It's a "not bad" place for gigs. Speakers weren't giving a clear sound, vocal- almost impossible to hear. Visuals non existent. No sitting space at all. After the bands finished their performance, the club didn't even turn on the music and encouraged people to spend a few more quid on drinks...

Security LADIES were amazing. They had a zoo to watch and they managed smoothly. I think they shall be allowed to punch the worst one in their face because some guys were extremely imposing. Ladies were still calm and I would even say nice. The level of patience is impressive.

I had a really miserable time at Slay this weekend. I booked accessible seating several months ahead, and when I got there on the night the venue had given no consideration to their disabled patrons by allowing several rows of people to stand in front of the low seating, blocking our view completely. I saw absolutely none of the support band because of this. Having complained to the manager between sets, the venue agreed to have their security remove a single row of people in front of us, which helped a bit... but of a five piece band I could only sort of see two of them.

I really wouldn't recommend this place to any concert goers requiring disability accomodations, because the venue are accessible in name only. You'll get through the door, but once you're in the floor is way too slippy to be safe for stick users, or those with balance problems, and the accessible seating gets you a seat and nothing else. The accessible seating is totally unfit for purpose; and the venue is more than aware of this.

Seen two gigs here- Mayhem and Draconian the sound system was good (sometimes worse sometimes better) .Ventilation could be improved.Toilets were decent. Staff was polite. Bands were amazing.There could maybe be more seats to sit in but overall a good venue

Small venue. Good sized bar. Sound quality is pretty good. Not too bad for price at the bar. Great bands, all done their part in making it a great night. Shores of null Draconian and Swallow the sun. Every one was brilliant