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Liverpool's August Bank Holiday weekend is perhaps the highlight of the summer when it comes to partying options, with soaring temperatures and long nights giving way to countless summertime soirees across the city.
Legendary DJ, producer and filmmaker Don Letts makes a welcome return to Liverpool for a Carnival Weekend special, while pop megastar Beyonce gets fully repped at Camp & Furnace with a Beyonce v Sasha Fierce special.
Sh*t Indie Disco celebrates Liverpool's greatest four piece (or five piece for the conspiracy theorists out there) at Camp & Furnace, Sweet Female Attitude bring Flowers to Bongo's Bingo on the 23rd, and for the connoisseurs of funny, the Hot Water Comedy Club delivers the lols right across the weekend.
Head below to check out what else is happening in Liverpool on the August Bank Holiday.
Whether it's the latest tour hitting the city or a brand new club opening, our comprehensive news section has a plethora of up to date information on everything going down in your local haunt.
Liverpool's 2026 pride will be taking place from Friday 24th July. With headliners, live acts and a march across the city, find out more about this year's pride march.
A new Japanese inspired sound bar and café has opened in the heart of Liverpool. With premium vintage sound systems elevating the coffee experience and DJ residencies playing in the weekend, Kiku Hifi is the new spot for music fans to visit
We can’t help but feel Liverpool’s cocktail scene is hardly talked about. There are famous and hidden gems in Liverpool, each worth checking out. Check out some of the most imaginative and best cocktail bars in Liverpool
Malugi, Notion and Girls Don't Sync join Interplanetary Criminal at Blackstone Street Warehouse for the Liverpudlian brand’s tin anniversary.
Even though Liverpool is known for its music and insane nightlife, we need to start talking about the food this great city has to offer. Maybe you’ve had a heavy night out, and now you’re hungover, looking for the best breakfast place to sort you out.
One of dance music’s titans returns to one of Liverpool's best venues for two dates in November.
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