Indie Go bar Sheffield: First look inside venue taking over former Devonshire Cat building

Two years after the Devonshire Cat closed, a new bar and music venue has taken over the building.

By David Kessen

Published 15th Jul 2022, 00:01 BST

Due to open this weekend, and before Sheffield’s Tramlines Festival, the Indie Go bar will be a venue for bands to play, as well as a bar, selling beers including locally brewed ales.

The Star had a preview of the inside of the building on Eldon Street – and this gallery of pictures show what customers can expect when they visit the new bar for the first time.

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The frontage of the new Indie Go bar Sheffield, on Eldon Street, formerly home to the Devonshire Cat

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The frontage of the new Indie Go bar Sheffield, on Eldon Street, formerly home to the Devonshire Cat Photo: David Kessen

The main entrance of the new Indie Go bar Sheffield, on Eldon Street, formerly home to the Devonshire Cat

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The main entrance of the new Indie Go bar Sheffield, on Eldon Street, formerly home to the Devonshire Cat Photo: David Kessen

Artist Paul Staveley, include the new Indie Go bar Sheffield, on Eldon Street, formerly home to the Devonshire Cat

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Artist Paul Staveley, include the new Indie Go bar Sheffield, on Eldon Street, formerly home to the Devonshire Cat Photo: David Kessen

Artist Paul Staveley, in front of some of his work inside the new Indie Go bar Sheffield, on Eldon Street, formerly home to the Devonshire Cat

4. Arctic Monkeys

Artist Paul Staveley, in front of some of his work inside the new Indie Go bar Sheffield, on Eldon Street, formerly home to the Devonshire Cat Photo: David Kessen