Tynemouth Surf Cafe

My ethos with music has always been orientated around giving everyone a chance to showcase their talent, no matter what their background is. Music is the personification of emotions and the soul. Whether that be a heart felt power ballad or just a jazzy, lighthearted groove, no song is truly impersonal.
Tynemouth Surf Cafe are the epitome of such an ethos. Situated on the beautiful Tynemouth coast, they've become a fantastic place of opportunity and many a brilliant night out for musicians and music appreciators alike. Characterised by the eclectic and quirky decor ( with planes and bicycles having from the ceiling and tables embellished with idiosyncratic memorabilia), to the best nachos you'll ever eat, its a place you've got to see to appreciate. Even if its just for a casual cuppa during the day, its still an amazing place and one of my favourite establishments in the area.
The staff couldn't be more amiable or more passionate about the local music scene. They're cooperative and generous yet organised enough to enable such a fantastic enterprise to function.
The venue is regularly putting on gig nights, if you haven't already been to one - go! I've linked there social networking profiles below, go see of anything tickles your fancy. You won't be disappointed.

https://m.facebook.com/surfcafe.tynemouth

http://i.instagram.com/tynemouthsurfcafe/

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