One of Liverpool's most popular nightclubs is returning this month for one night only, having shut its doors back in 2018.
Iconic nightclub The Krazyhouse will be returning to Wood Street for a one-off bank holiday special.
The venue closed back in 2018, and was taken over by Electrik Warehouse.
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The much-loved club was a staple to Wood Street's nightlife for years, known for its range of music genres spread across multiple floors. The club would play a range of metal, indie, pop-punk, and chart music, ensuring there was something for everyone.
'The Krazyhouse Reunion' will see the three floors of music return, complete with some of the original DJs from the club. Nick Burke will be back providing a set of metal anthems, while Mike Maher, Gary Range, and Phil Hunter will be taking over the 'indie' floor.
Pop music DJs Grenno and Glenn Wilkinson are also on the line-up, and Paul Barrow will be on the pop-punk floor.
The reunion is set to bring back everything that was loved about The Krazyhouse, including decor and drinks deals.
The Krazyhouse Reunion will take place on Sunday, August 29 from 10pm until 4am. Advance tickets are now sold out, but organisers have said there will be tickets available on the door on the night.
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