These are some of the most popular nightclubs of the time from around Yorkshire, which hold fond memories for a generation of punters.
The clubs featured in this retro photo gallery attracted some huge names, from David Bowie and U2 to Kylie.
They include a super-club run by one of Britain’s most flamboyant businessmen, one venue known for its laser shows and 10p pints and another which when it opened was reputedly the biggest nightclub in Europe.
How many of these nightclubs do you remember? Is your favourite club of the 70s or 80s among them?
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7. Camelots
This 80s nightclub had a particularly impressive home. Camelots opened in 1982 at what was the 19th century Trinity Presbyterian chapel on Wood Street, Doncaster, and became one of the city's best-loved clubs. It later became Eden, Trilogy, Trinity, Reload and Diamond Live Lounge. | National World Photo: National World
8. Coliseum
The Coliseum nightclub opened in Halifax after the cinema closed in 1982. One fan described it as 'the place to be seen in the 80s', with a laser light show and other attractions drawing punters 'from far and wide'. | Submitted Photo: Submitted
9. Rockshots 2
Rockshots 2, on Lower Briggate, Leeds, was described by Diva editor Jane Czyzselska as the first gay club she want to shortly after coming out in the late 1980s. She recalled having some 'memorable times' in the 'dingy black cave'. Rockshots 2 is pictured here in February 1986. | National World Photo: National World
10. Fiesta
The Fiesta was reputedly the biggest nightclub in Europe when it opened on Arundel Gate, Sheffield, in 1970. The glamorous venue cost £500,000 to build and offered waitress service. It attracted some of the most famous stars of the day, including the Beach Boys and Stevie Wonder. The club, pictured here in 1976, is now an Odeon cinema. | Sheffield Newspapers Photo: Sheffield Newspapers
11. Laughton's
Laughton's, which opened on Huntriss Row in 1985, called itself 'Scarborough’s most fashionable night-club and lounge bar'. Planet 2000 would later occupy the top floor. | Submitted Photo: Submitted
12. Digby's
Digby's opened in August 1979 in what was Len's Bar on York Place, Leeds, and was a popular nightclub during the 1980s. Pictured here in October 1987 is Digby's club promotions manager Robert Cohen. | National World Photo: YPN