The Beatles live: Three Coins Club, Manchester

This was the second time The Beatles performed at this club at 64 Fountain Street, Manchester; the first was in November 1961.

The venue was a coffee bar cellar club, a long narrow room with the stage at the far end. The club was run by Kennedy Street Enterprises and was part-owned by radio presenter Jimmy Savile.

In 1964 the Three Coins was taken over by new owner Barrie Collens and renamed Beat City.

Page last updated: 25 January 2024

2 thoughts on “The Beatles live: Three Coins Club, Manchester”

  1. I have been prompted to remember something Jimmy Saville said when he was playing records and making announcements while being a disc jockey at the club. This would be about 1964.
    I just wondered if anyone else who went to the 3 Coins remembers Jimmy Saville saying something suggesting that if a girl had become pregnant and needed an abortion to speak to him and he would help them. The girl I used to go with to the club died aged 42 some 22 years ago.

  2. This was the second time The Beatles performed at this club at 64 Fountain Street, Manchester; the first was in November 1961. — An entry in November 1961 is *NOT* is not listed in this very history ???

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