Often described as the Capital of the North, Manchester is the fastest-growing city in the UK economically. It is the third most visited city in the United Kingdom by foreign visitors. Manchester played several key roles in the development of nightclub and DJ culture, most notably with The Hacienda, the nightclub which helped to popularise acid house and house music before its closure in 1997. One of the oldest venues is the Band on the Wall, a live music club in the Northern Quarter. It was built around 1862 as the flagship pub of a local brewery and originally called The George & Dragon. In 1975 it was taken on by jazz musician Steve Morris and Frank Cusick, and renamed The Band on the Wall, a long-time nickname for the club since the late 1920s alluding to its stage high on the back wall. One of the most influential Mancunian labels was Tony Wilson's Factory Records, home to Joy Division and New Order.