Six of the Best Clubs

The venue was previously a massive derelict warehouse building that was closed off to the public for years. With a range of music, varying from electronic and house to bass and urban, this unconventional night club has changed the Liverpool nightlife scene forever and attracts party goers from all across the UK.

East Village Arts Club hosts live music and club nights as well as a wide range of arts and cultural programming within its hallowed walls. Formerly known as The Masque, the venue was refurbished and reopened in May this year and has an ethos that embraces diversity and creativity. The Arts Club is based around a bar space open late every night and a kitchen serving handcrafted food. Included in the club’s varied itinerary are acoustic open mic nights, comedy, craft and vintage fairs, and much more.

‘The world’s most famous club’, situated on Mathew Street next door to the original cellar bar where the Beatles first used to play. The Cavern is literally a dark brick cellar, which gets very hot and sweaty when full. The Cavern hosts live music on various nights, but most weekends you can usually catch covers and tribute bands, as well as original bands.

The Blue Angel, aka The Raz, a largely student filled club is all about dancing like a clown and having a laugh! Whenever you hear someone mention the Raz the words ‘oh no’ usually follow in the sentence. You either love it or hate it, but can you ignore it? Bustling crowds every week suggest you won’t.

The Krazyhouse runs nights over three floors, offering different music policies on each. The club really does attract a mix of people depending on the night – from goths, indie kids and musicians, to students and locals