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- The National Centre for Popular Music was a museum in Sheffield, England, for pop and rock music and contemporary culture generally...
- The National Centre for Popular Music was a short-lived visitor attraction in the centre of Sheffield.
- Twenty years ago, the National Centre for Popular Music closed to visitors for the last time having been open for less than 18 months.
- Few who have a fascination for the history of popular music and culture remember the National Centre for Popular Music with anything other than disbelief that...
- The National Center for Popular Music was inaugurated in the late 1990s and only operated for a year before closing in mid-2000.
- The ambition of Music Heritage Ltd, the promoters of NCPM, was to make the first viable attraction in Britain centred on music, to key-in to the vibrant local music...
- Discover all upcoming concerts scheduled in 2024-2025 at National Centre For Popular Music.
- Tim Strickland’s idea for The National Centre for Popular Music (NCPM) was enthusiastically received by a steering group at Sheffield City Council...
- English: Former National Centre for Popular Music, Sheffield.
- The National Centre of Popular Music (NCPM) in Sheffield, was completed in 1999, it was designed by the former architectural practice Branson Coates Architect.
- The National Center for Popular Music was a museum in Sheffield for pop and rock music designed by Branson Coates, Nigel Coates, Doug Branson.
- Sheffield's National Centre for Popular Music clearly expresses its purpose and the city's heritage in a building which consists of a cluster of four giant stainless...
- The last concert at Barfly Sheffield - National Centre for Popular Music was on March 09, 2002.