Dan Whitlam at The Roundhouse in London

I love to learn a bit about the history of the venues I visit while reviewing music acts, and the Roundhouse doesn’t disappoint. Steeped in history, the Roundhouse began life in 1847 as a steam train turntable shed, and later became a gin warehouse. It was reinvented as a live music venue in the 1960s, hosting musical icons like Jimi Hendrix and Pink Floyd. After a refurbishment in 1999, it now continues to host a wide range of contemporary music performances. With a capacity of 3300, the Roundhouse is a perfect backdrop for young, passionate artists like Dan Whitlam.