A 400-capacity Baltic Triangle live music venue, nightclub and queer space, programming club nights and touring artists.
24 Kitchen Street is a multi-purpose venue in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle - a live music room, nightclub and queer space holding around 400. It runs house, techno, garage, drum and bass and grime nights alongside touring musicians, comedians and visual artists, and is one of the city's long-standing grassroots rooms.
The autumn 2026 programme is a fair sample of its range: techno and house all-nighters, a bass and dub showcase, a Y2K reunion with a veteran house DJ, a talk-and-selection evening with the reggae broadcaster David Rodigan, and soul and rap billings by touring artists.
The venue publishes no website of its own and no hire terms; tickets are sold through the usual agents and enquiries go through its social channels.
Live room
The single main room, run as a live music venue and as a club.
400 is the figure given by Creative Tourist and repeated across listings; one listing gives 300 instead. The venue publishes no figure of its own, so 400 is kept as the majority value and the 300 is recorded here rather than dropped.
Technical and venue information is available directly from the venue.
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