Club a'Gogo
Newcastle's Original Mod Club
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Shake it up and Move on Up!
Club a'Gogo Latest News - Club a'Gogo book out now
Our book on the original Club a' Gogo and the Newcastle mod scene is out NOW. Through interviews with the original mods we tell their story. Newcastle in the 1960s was known as a 'mod Mecca' . The book tells of their mod haunts, the clubs, the scooters, the music. and their love of clothes. Above all they tell us of the thrill of being a teenager and their simple joy of life during those glory years in Newcastle's history .
Further books on Newcastle's musical and
sub cult heritage are planned.
Jools & Paul Donnelly
"Move on up"
Become a Club a'Gogo member ...
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We are now operating a Club a'Gogo membership scheme to ensure we know who is attending our Club a'Gogo events and to maintain the friendly and welcoming environment we have strived to achieve.
Further details on what this entails can be found via the link opposite.
So if you have ever wanted to get your hands on that famous Club a'Gogo membership card now is your chance!
. Jools & Paul Donnelly
“The Club a'Gogo Facebook group has made lockdown more than bearable, just look at the responses to the things you do. Even my very trendy niece is fascinated by the group and the posts”
Edward Smith
Original Newcastle Mod
"This new Club a'Gogo group has made a lot of people who are in their 70s very happy, remembering the good times they had in the 60s at the Club a'Gogo and meeting up with friends who they haven't seen or heard from and sharing their memories"
Linda Donnelly
Original 60s Mod
Reviews
"Club a'Gogo is an inclusive environment for everyone to enjoy not only the cultural heritage of Newcastle but the mod phenomenon as a whole. Jools and Paul work very hard to champion the roots of the original club and do a great job. They have a passion to make sure Club a/Gogo remains not only part of British history but it's future too"
Johnny Bradley
Mods of Your Generation
"Club a'Gogo is a brilliant thing for people like me, it creates a sense of community for people with the same interests and a window into a past full of the music, style and atmosphere that I love so much"
Glen McCarthy
North East Mod, 18