Sheffield has seen some great music venues over the years.
One of the iconic sites, which saw groups including Pulp, Arctic Monkeys, and Joe Cocker take to the stage, closed again this week, having been an e-sports bar in recent years, but having once been The Boardwalk, and before that, the Black Swan, at Snig Hill.
With that famous old venue back in the headlines again, we wondered what was the best music venue that Sheffield ever had?
We went to find out, by asking the people who know best - the people of Sheffield who have been the audiences for all the city's venues over the years.
Some of the eight suggestions we received were well known and have seen massive names ranging from The Beatles to Elton John over the years.
But others come come as a great surprise to some people.
See below to find the eight venues that those Sheffielders rated as the best ever, and why they think they should be considered the best. Would you agree with them?
1. Best live venues
We went out and asked where was Sheffield's best ever live music venue, following the closure again of the building which once housed the Boardwalk and The Black Swan, and these were the eight places we were told, with some surprises. This picture shows The Artic Monkeys, who have played in many of the city's more recent venues. Picture: Dean Atkins, National World Photo: Dean Atkins
2. The Leadmill
Tobias Brecker, of Norton Lees, Rachel Norris, of Hunters Bar, Bill Noble, of Walkley, and Josie Wilson, of Woodseats all suggested the Leadmill. Jose said it had lots of different types of music "It's just a great and interesting choice of acts," added Rachel. Toabias said it was because of the many artists they had over quite a few years. Picture: Dean Atkins, National World
3. West Street Live
Mateja Smitram, of Sheffield, thought the best ever may be West Street Live. He said West Street had some really nice options. Picture: Google streetview
4. Yellow Arches
Ewan Cumming, of Sheffield, thought the best was Yellow Arches, in Kelham Island. He said: "My personal favourite is Yellow Arches, because there are lots of little rooms where you can sit down while listening to your bands, and have a pint with your friends." Picture: Google