Club nights in Liverpool this week: 22-29 Sep
It's finally time for Helena Hauff, while freshers and newcomers to Liverpool get a good introduction to the clubbing calendar with nights from Hot Plate and Circus, plus a first birthday bash at Buyers Club.
We've searched the listings to bring you our pick of club nights in Liverpool this week – plus the latest news on clubs you should book ahead for, festivals and more. Think we've missed something? Send lauren@theskinny.co.uk the details...
Don't-miss parties this week:
The Wonder Pot with Helena Hauff
24 Kitchen Street, 22 Sep, 10pm, £10
Hamburg's Helena Hauff makes her Liverpool debut in the ideal venue. With an instict for riveting EBM, avant-garde electro and general aural psychosis, Hauff is one of the most exciting producers working at the moment. Check out a playlist she put together for us.
Zed Bias
24 Kitchen Street, 23 Sep, 11pm, £5
UK garage and bass legend Bias returns to Liverpool, with support from breakthrough DJ Madam X. 'Guaranteed to murk it.'
Prince Fatty
Constellations, 23 Sep, 8pm, £11-£15
Head down to the Baltic Triangle for an evening of dub beats from the British artist and producer, all delivered in an analog haze of vintage spring reverbs and tape echoes.
Circus
Arts Club, 24 Sep, 9pm, £20
Liverpool freshers get a solid introduction to one of the city's biggest and longest-running nights this week, as Circus celebrates its 14th birthday at its spiritual home. Expect boundary-nudging house and techno from a roster of very big names.
303 presents Henry Saiz all night long
Williamson Tunnels, 24 Sep, 9pm, £10 (NUS), £15
Go tunnelling for a six-hour set with Spanish selector Henry Saiz, known for his exploratory tastes and some iconic remixes.
Upstairs with... Eliphino
Buyers Club, 24 Sep, 11pm, £5
Buyers Club celebrates its first birthday with Joy In Repetition signing Eliphino; check out the rest of their birthday programme here.
Get booking...
Red Bull Music Academy tour: Liverpool
Various venues, 6-9 Oct
The Red Bull Music Academy UK tour comes to Liverpool for the first time this year, and there are some great nights to get along to including RBMA alumni and recent Mercury Prize nominee Jamie Woon bringing his soulful sound to the Palm House, a night at The Merchant with Kenny Dope, and a super-special show at Invisible Wind Factory with Detroit icon Moodymann (we're promised laser modules and mirrored kinetic sculptures...). Find out more here.