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?
5. Molly Malones
Mateja Smitram, of Sheffield, thought the best ever may be Molly Malones. He said West Street had some really nice options. Picture: Google streetview | Google
6. City Hall
Bill Noble, Edward Fleming, and Cheryl Wallace all suggested City Hall. Bill said as a schoolboy he used to hire a bus and take 20 friends there. "That was always good fund and there were very big acts on," he said. Edward Fleming, from High Storrs, added: "Definitely the City Hall. More artists, more variety from philharmonic right through to pop, rock and classical. Picture: David Kessen, National World | City Hall
7. The Limit
The Limit was suggested by both Bill Noble, and Cheryl Wallace. Bill said: "The most fun venue was The Limit. They seemed to have people who were fresh and new and really good fun." | Sheffield Newspapers / Picture Sheffield
8. The Wapentake
Cheryl Wallace, from Beauchief, suggested the Wapentake may be the best Sheffield music venue ever. | Submitted