Celebrated nightclub gets a fresh lease of life ahead of September re-opening

A ‘celebrated institution’ of Liverpool’s vibrant nightlife, the renowned nightclub housed on Fleet Street, is primed for an electrifying relaunch following a major refurb..

Prepare to be astounded by an epic experience that’s set to redefine entertainment in the city. Envision the glitz of Vegas, the allure of Marbella, and the energy of Ibiza - all amalgamated under one roof. This expansive transformation goes beyond mere facelift, repositioning the RnB and dance rooms and introducing an unprecedented custom LED dance floor.

After closing its doors on Saturday 29th July, Fleet Street based Level Nightclub will be reopening again on Saturday 9th September.

With its location in the heart of Concert Square Level is a step back into the 1990’s in terms of superclub size. An extensive refurb has been taking place over the summer months and some key highlights of the new look club include various new “Selfie Room’s” in the Courtyard as well as a huge “Ball Pit” on the top floor. New seating, lighting and bar areas will also be upgraded at a cost of hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Decky Farry, general manager at Level said: “Level’s refurb is pretty radical and we can’t wait for people to see the new look. Forget what you remember about the venue. We’re mixing up the floors, adding a load of new features we’re keeping under wraps till the opening, and introducing a new sound and light system- no one has anything like it! It’ll be spectacular!

“We’ve got some very special events lined up to relaunch the club this September. The best way to get early access to some nights you won’t want to miss is to sign up to the website for previews. Trust me you won’t want to miss out on this one!”

By Mark Adair – Correspondent, Bdaily

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