Venue ˈvenjuː Band Playing Noun Uk Tour Music/Entertainment

• the band will be playing at 20 different venues on their uk tour.
• music/entertainment venues
• please note the change of venue for this event.

venue

1. a place where people meet for an organized event, for example a concert, sporting event or conference
• The band will be playing at 20 different venues on their UK tour.
• music/entertainment venues
• Please note the change of venue for this event.

Extra Examples

• She has performed in venues around Europe.
• The Holiday Inn provided the venue for this year's conference.
• The club must find an alternative venue for the games.
• The hall is a popular venue for weddings.
• The match will be played at a neutral venue.
• The meeting will be held at a venue in the south of the city.
• The musical has been packing out venues around the world.
• This is the most intimate venue the band has played for years.
• With room for only 200 people, this is an intimate venue.
• It's a popular venue for visitors to the area.
• The band will be playing at several different venues in the UK.
• This isn't really a suitable venue for a children's show.

Word Origin

• late 16th cent. (denoting a thrust or bout in fencing): from Old French, literally ‘a coming’, feminine past participle of venir ‘come’ from Latin venire.