Because we’re taking you out on a picture tour of some of Sheffield’s most loved venues on a Sheffield city centre night out in the 1980s.
Back in the 1980s. Sheffield was packed with great venues for a night out. After popping into some the great pubs of the time, we’ll head off to a club after kicking out time then they ring last orders at 11pm.
There’ll be a queue to get into the club, when we get there. And depending on where we’re ending up, you may have to make sure you’re not wearing trainers.
Then, ears ringing from the loud music, there will be the dash for a taxi at around 2am, possibly after picking up a takeaway.
Our gallery takes you out to the pubs, and then brings you pictures of some of the favourite clubs of the time. Some are long gone, others are still there all those years later, but some under different names.
See how many you remember as they looked back then.
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1. The Golden Ball
The Golden Ball, on the corner of Campo Lane, as it appeared in the summer of 1986. Picture: Picture Sheffield Photo: Picture Sheffield
2. The Hornblower
The Hornblower stood just off West Street at the top of Fitzallen Street, and has a ship's figurehead on the premises. It was demolished to make way for the West One development and the Revolution bar. Photo: Sheffield Council / Picture Sheffield | Sheffield Council / Picture Sheffield Photo: Sheffield Council / Picture Sheffield
3. Moorfoot Tavern
The Moorfoot Tavern pub (formerly the Whetstone), on Cumberland Street, Sheffield city centre. The building became home to El Paso Mexican and Italian restaurant | Picture Sheffield/Ron Clayton
4. Yorkshire Grey
The Yorkshire Grey pub (formerly Minerva Tavern), on the corner of Charles Street and Norfolk Lane, Sheffield city centre, in March 1984 | Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd Photo: Picture Sheffield/Sheffield Newspapers Ltd