The Tote Hotel

The Tote Hotel

The Tote Hotel is a renowned music venue located in Collingwood, Victoria, Australia. Established in 1980, it has been a significant part of the Australian live music scene, particularly for rock music and punk rock.

History

The Tote Hotel was established in 1980 in the suburb of Collingwood, Victoria. It quickly gained a reputation as a leading venue for live music, particularly for rock and punk rock bands. Over the years, it has hosted performances by many notable Australian and international bands.

In 2010, The Tote Hotel was temporarily closed due to licensing issues. This sparked a large public outcry and a protest known as the Save The Tote campaign. The campaign was successful, and the venue was able to reopen later that year.

Influence

The Tote Hotel has had a significant influence on the Australian music scene. It has been a launching pad for many successful bands and has contributed to the vibrant live music culture in Melbourne. The venue is known for its commitment to supporting local music, often hosting new and emerging bands.

Facilities

The Tote Hotel features three separate performance spaces: the Main Room, the Cobra Room, and the Front Bar. Each space has its own unique atmosphere and can accommodate different sizes of audiences. The venue also includes a bar and a beer garden.

See Also

• Music of Australia
• List of music venues
• Collingwood, Victoria

References

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