One of Liverpool most popular nightclubs is returning after closing its doors back in 2018 - for one night only.
The Krazyhouse on Wood Street, which was replaced by Electrik Warehouse, is coming back this summer for one big reunion night.
The Wood Street venue was known for its rock, indie and dance anthems and its multiple floors of music - and now fans will have the chance to experience it all one more time.
This August Bank Holiday, Electrik will transform into the Krazyhouse once again, with each of its four floors taking on a specific genre of music.
Phil Gillespie, head of marketing for Pub Invest Group, said: “The Krazyhouse returns to Wood Street this August Bank Holiday weekend.
“The Krazyhouse is coming home to Wood Street this summer for a reunion party in its original venue, now Electrik Warehouse.
“The floors will be renamed with K1 playing metal, K2 indie and K3 90’s/00’s chart and dance. There’s the addition of a new space too, with ‘K4’ playing pop-punk and emo.
"The unique spirit and mix of music has never been replaced in Liverpool since The Krazyhouse closed.
“We’ll be bringing back some DJs, decor and drinks deals the venue was famous for, to bring that alternative atmosphere back for the night. We want it to be a real celebration of what made the Krazyhouse great”.
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The Krazyhouse reunion will take place at Electrik Warehouse on Sunday, August 29, 2021.
Tickets are available now via Skiddle.
