What is recorded here
This blue commemorative plaque records: The Rum Runner (1964 - 1987) Run by the Berrow family on this site. Home of Duran Duran who worked, rehearsed and performed here as well as generations of Birmingham bands, musicians, DJs, fashion designers and clubbers who played, danced and hung out here. Recorded plaque organisation: Birmingham Civic Society.
The Rum Runner was a pivotal music venue in Birmingham operated by the Berrow family, serving as a creative hub for Duran Duran and numerous other artists, significantly influencing the UK's music and club culture from 1964 to 1987.
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