Long-running Mount Pleasant superclub in the 051 Complex, revived in 2023, programming dance and old-skool club nights and available for private hire.
Club 051 is a long-running Liverpool nightclub in the 051 Complex on Mount Pleasant. It opened in 1991, closed, and was brought back in 2023 by former resident DJ Lee Butler with the team behind the Reminisce Festival and In Demand Radio. The refurbished room is described as a multi-purpose superclub with a new sound and lighting system and concert-grade production, three VIP areas, two balconies overlooking the dancefloor, VIP booths with their own bar, and a VIP lounge beside the stage.
It programmes dance and old-skool club nights across the year — recent and forthcoming bills include an Old Skool Scouse House all-dayer, Da Tweekaz for HardstyleMoguls, DVOTION, Sexy Medicine's 30th anniversary and a Halloween night. The whole club is also available for private hire for birthdays and private functions, and booths and tables can be reserved on club nights.
Two things a visitor should know. The venue states that it is not accessible for wheelchairs, and asks that accessibility queries be raised directly. And its published postcode, L3 5SX, was retired by Royal Mail in September 2020; it remains the code the operator prints, and its centroid still falls on the building, so it is kept here.
The operator publishes no capacity. The figure of 2,000 recorded below is from the ticketing platform Skiddle.
Superclub
Main dancefloor reached by the club's well-known staircase, with three VIP areas, two balconies over the floor, VIP booths with a private bar, and a VIP lounge beside the stage.
2,000 from Skiddle's venue record; the operator publishes no capacity of its own.
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