The Concorde Club, Jazz club in Eastleigh, England.
The Concorde Club occupies a converted Victorian schoolhouse in North Stoneham with multiple performance spaces and a restaurant called The Moldy Fig. The building accommodates live music events, dining experiences, and entertainment across distinct areas.
Founded in 1957 at the Bassett Hotel in Southampton, the club relocated to its current North Stoneham location in 1970 when urban redevelopment threatened the original site. This move allowed the venue to expand and develop into its present form.
The venue earned recognition for its role in British jazz history, reflecting how live music shaped local cultural life for decades. Visitors experience the continuity of a space where music remains central to community gathering.
The venue operates as a membership club with priority access for members, while visitors without membership can purchase tickets for specific events. It is advisable to book in advance as popular shows can sell out quickly.
Before achieving worldwide fame, musicians including Eric Clapton, Robert Plant, and Elton John performed early career shows here. These formative performances are now part of the venue's musical legacy.
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