Bonnie Rogues to open in former Leeds Revolution venue after £600k transformation
The city centre venue will close its doors this month for a major refurbishment before reopening in November as an all-day "party pub" featuring live music, sports, and Sunday roasts
A major site in Leeds city centre is set for a new chapter, with promises of a live music and experience-led party pub.
Taking over the former Revolution site on Call Lane, NEOS Hospitality has announced the opening of the latest Bonnie Rogues at the former vodka haunt - following a £600,000 investment - with plans to reopen this November as the sixth site for the fast-growing UK brand.
Set to be an all-day-to-night social hub, Bonnie Rogues looks to fuse elements of your ‘traditional’ pub with high-energy entertainment, offering everything from live music and crowd singalongs to live sports broadcasts, after-work drinks - and, of course, Sunday roasts.
The opening comes as owner group NEOS expands its portfolio across the country after its acquisition of several former Revolution and Revolución de Cuba locations earlier this year.
Speaking about the opening, Russell Quelch, CEO of NEOS Hospitality, praised the city’s “strong social scene” along with its “real appetite for experience-led venues.”
“We think Bonnie Rogues will fit perfectly in the city.”
Russell continued: "It’s a concept that brings together everything people love about going out - live music, sport, food, entertainment, and a great atmosphere, all in one place.
“We’re excited to bring something new to Leeds and can’t wait to welcome guests later this year."
Further details on the venue's grand opening celebrations and weekly entertainment schedules are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.
Note: We originally published this story with the incorrect Revolution site being transformed - we have amended this and apologise for the error.