Old Chapel Music Studios

General information

A not for profit Community Interest Company, serving musicians of all ages, sizes, shapes, colours and tastes.
Part of Leeds Music Trust, registered charity.

Home of the best of Leeds' rock, pop, punk, indie, DIY, experimental and extraordinary bands. A one stop shop for rehearsal, writing, recording, repairs and advice. Also home to Cloth Cat, Beej Guitar Repairs, Czar Street Recording Studios and Beat It Music

The starting blocks for several of the most successful acts to emerge from Leeds since the early 80's - starting as Parkside Studios in Armley, home of The Wedding Present, Sisters of Mercy, Red Lorry Yellow Lorry, The Mission, Age of Chance, The March Violets etc moving to Holbeck in 1992 with Cud, Embrace, Kaiser Chiefs, I Like Trains, The Pigeon Detectives, the list goes on, not to mention the countless equally talented, but less well known bands, working pub and club acts, wedding bands, school bands, young hopfeuls and old codgers.