Bootleg Social in Blackpool

Great small venue. Good sound. Efficient bar

The actual venue is lovely, very intimate and small, whilst not being cramped at all. The kind of venue where you get to have a chat with the artists afterwards. However I cannot give it a higher rating as the sound system was set up horribly, with a horrible ringing sound coming from the speakers through all three acts (The Sherlocks, 15th April), to the point I couldn't hear most of the first and third acts, and had to leave early as it was causing pain to my ears.

Went in for an open mic night with a mate and it was awesome, staff couldn't of been any nicer lager selection isn't what you would expect but they helped me choose a new one and it was lush

A great gig venue. Our first visit as we're not local. We'll be back.

Great place for live music, friendly crowd and staff

Pretty dead band last time I went.Not the venues fault but still.Staff and the place is decent.

Top venue. Lucky to have it in Blackpool and they get some great bands in. Highly recommended

They had a major flood the day before our event, you would never have known. Great club, free cloakroom, reasonably priced drinks. Great sounds stem.

My first time last night! Ive been wanting to go for months but covid restrictions and them being sold out have prevented me from visiting. I'm signed up to their free email mailing list and yesterday had the great surprise for free tickets to see Emily Rhodes and pizza girl. Both were great but pizza girl must be plumbed into my musical zeitgeist and were a real standout. Shame about their t-shirts. 😉. The venue is in the basement with sofas and tables along with a standing area and long bar selling craft beers and lagers. It is a great space and unlike every other music venue I've visited has lovely clean toilets. The bootleg social is definitely worth a visit or two.

Brilliant intimate venue for a gig. Lovely decor and seating. Even the toilets are ace 😍