The Water Rats Art Print

Your Personalised Print

Celebrate that legendary night:

• The gig you still talk about 10 years on
• That gig you went to with your best mate
• The night you met your future partner
• The band you saw before they became huge
• The night you simply wish you could experience all over again

Choose your colourway and make it yours with your own title and date.

Available in three sizes, framed or unframed, so you can find the perfect fit for your wall — or give it as a genuinely personal gift to someone who was there.

The venue has had various incarnations, we also have a version available when the venue was branded as Audio (2004-2015).

Your gig. Your memory. Your print.

10% of every sale is donated to Music Venue Trust, helping support and protect the grassroots music venues.

The Water Rats, King’s Cross

At 328 Gray’s Inn Road, the Water Rats has been quietly launching legends for decades. Back when it was the Pindar of Wakefield, a young Bob Dylan sang upstairs at the Singers Club in December 1962, on his first trip to Britain. The Pogues played their first ever gig here in October 1982. Oasis made their London debut here on 27 January 1994, and The Beta Band played their debut show here in 1997. The pub took its current name in 1986, when the showbiz charity the Grand Order of Water Rats bought it. It’s still a proper grassroots room, where the next big thing could be on stage any night of the week.