Formerly known as Russian Gun Dogs, PARADES return to the Coal Vaults with their synth sounds with dark wave, post punk undertones.

In collaboration with the Positive Youth Foundation The Tin hosts a monthly Youth Open Mic night at The Coal Vaults. For ages 13 – 19, whether you are a seasoned performer or just starting out all are welcome to the stage!

Bring a guitar, viola, double bass, your best singing voice or just a pair of ears and enjoy the environs of the Coal Vaults on the last night of your weekend. £1 entry

The Coventry University East Asian Film Society comes to The Tin at The Coal Vaults for a special double bill screening as part of our Japanese Culture Festival this May.

Damo Suzuki former member of German krautrock outfit ‘Can’, brings his wild and wonderful ‘Damo Suzuki Network’ to The Tin at The Coal Vaults as part of our Japanese Culture Festival.

All female Japanese cult trio Shonen Knife play their debut show in Coventry. Formed in Osaka almost 33 years ago, the trio rose from humble DIY beginnings to touring with Nirvana on their ‘Nevermind’ tour, trailblazing a path for women in music and inspiring legions of bands.

Golden Palms returns with the fabulous purveyors of funk/disco/indie outfit ‘Batsch’ and From the Kites of San Quentin, an experiment in sonic adventure.

Local kings of post rock ‘Those Amongst Us Are Wolves bring their epic soundscapes to The Coal Vaults this May.

Come along, watch the film, have a drink and chat to the Coventry City Derby Dolls…What better way to spend a Sunday!

Bring a guitar, viola, double bass, your best singing voice or just a pair of ears and enjoy the environs of the Coal Vaults on the last night of your weekend. £1 entry