It’s the legendary city centre nightspot which became the epicentre of clubbing for a generation of revellers. The Warehouse launched in 1979 as a home for disco lovers, new romantics and the rave generation. These take you inside the legendary Somers Street venue in 1991 at a time when dance music ruled the roost. Each photo features a memory for former clubber Colin Mitchell who was a regular back in the day. Spotted anyone you remember? READ MORE: 17 Leeds nightspots you probably visited during the 1990s LOVE LEEDS? LOVE NOSTALGIA? Join Leeds Retro on facebook YEP RETRO NEWSLETTER: Sign up for our free monthly email digest of Leeds nostalgia
1. The Warehouse
Enjoy these photos from The Warehouse in 1991. | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright
2. The Warehouse
"The club scene was all brand new and had not been done before in Leeds," recalled Colin. | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright
3. The Warehouse
"It was all very underground but those who went were all on the same wavelength." | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright
4. Gaz Wright
"The music had not hit then charts so it was all a secret. You could buy the records but they were hard to find." Photo: Gaz Wright
5. The Warehouse
"Clubbing was for the cool kids. It was not known to the masses." | Gaz Wright Photo: Gaz Wright
6. The Warehouse in 1991
"The fashions were pretty bad. It was baggy jeans and bright coloured hooded tops with some tye dye thrown in." Photo: Gaz Wright