Liam Gallagher is the latest major music figure to back the Save The 100 Club Campaign.The Oasis frontman, now with Beady Eye, performed there with Oasis in 1994.
In an email to the organisers of Save The 100 Club, Gallagher wrote: "It's a real shame. Fancied playing there again with the mighty Beady Eye."
He said the club "sorts the men from the boys" and described it as "very rock n roll".
The legendary venue could close by Christmas becasue of increasing overhead costs.
Mick Jagger, Ray Davies and Frank Black have also backed the campaign - with the Pixies frontman reportedly donating £100,000.
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