Sound Gallery

Sound Gallery Studios are located at Exeter Phoenix in Exeter, one of the liveliest and most musical cities in the Southwest! The city has a thriving music scene with over 20 venues offering opportunities for live music performances, open mic events and festivals,  which attract thousand of visitors each year. Exeter is a hot-bed for nurturing musical talent, thanks to its reputation of local music legends including Muse, Chris Martin (Coldplay), Joss Stone, Radiohead. Gandy street, with its historic, medieval cobbles, is the andidote to high street brands with its independent boutiques, wine-bars, restaurants, fashion, jewelery shops and galleries. Come and see for yourselves!

EXETER PHOENIX

Contemporary arts centre encompassing a music venue, cinema, galleries, media centre, community radio station, print workshop and Sound Gallery Studios! Enjoy the chilled out atmosphere in the cafe-bar or in the terrace weather permitting. Students get 20% discount. Free WiFi access.

EXTERNAL LINKS
Exeter Phoenix
Exeter Phoenix Digital
Mansons Guitars
PhonicFM 106.8
Royal Albert Memorial Museum
Time + Space
2Twenty2 Agency: new London-based sales, distribution and marketing company for Native Instruments, Celemony, Arturia and EKS.
The Thistle hotel
The Boston Tea Party
The Cavern
Vocal Tuition
Broom Reid & Harris
Musicroom
Richer Sounds

DIRECTIONS
• On Foot:
From the High Street: Turn off the High Street opposite the House of Fraser store, into the narrow alley called Gandy Street. Go to the end of Gandy Street, then turn right into Bradninch Place. From Queen Street and Exeter Central Station Head away from the clock tower, with Central station on your left. Turn left after the Royal Albert Museum, walk up along the side of the museum in Upper Paul Street and Exeter Phoenix is at the top of the slope.
• By Bus:
Ask to be let off on Queen Street, as close to the Royal Albert Memorial Museum as possible. From there, walk along Queen Street and turn up Upper Paul Street and then up a slope to Exeter Phoenix.
• By Train:
Exeter is well served by trains from London, Bristol, Taunton, Plymouth and Torbay. The closest station to Exeter Phoenix is Exeter Central, platforms fully accessible by lifts. St David's station is mainline and accessible, but is a 15 minute walk up a hill to the city centre, so transfer to an Exeter Central train, bus or taxi to Queen Street if possible.
• By Car:
Please note that there is one disabled parking space at Exeter Phoenix but no other parking available. Please use city centre car parks (Harlequinn Centre, Queen street, The Castle)
• By plane: Exeter Airport (Flybee)