The Tunnel (Glasgow nightclub)

The Tunnel was a nightclub located in Glasgow, Scotland, operating from 1990 to 2014. Situated beneath Central Station on Mitchell Street, it became a significant part of the city's electronic music scene, particularly known for its contribution to the development of techno and house music in Scotland.

The club was known for its arched ceilings, remnants of the railway infrastructure it was built within, lending to its distinctive atmosphere. It hosted a diverse range of DJs, both local and international, across multiple rooms, each with a distinct musical style. Resident DJs and regular performers included established names in the electronic music world.

The Tunnel played a role in nurturing local talent, providing a platform for emerging DJs and producers to showcase their work. It also contributed to the wider cultural landscape of Glasgow, hosting events and attracting a diverse crowd of music enthusiasts. The closure of The Tunnel in 2014 marked the end of an era for Glasgow's nightlife, though its influence on the city's music scene continues to be felt.