Sub Club
Nothing but the finest underground House & Club sounds from Glasgow’s iconic Sub Club. Expect live recordings from their Jamaica Street basement, shows from residents and wider family, plus the occasional guest mix from friends of the club around the world.
About
Glasgow's Sub Club is arguably Scotland's most famous electronic music venue. First opened in April 1987, the Jamaica Street club has been home to residents Harri & Domenic's Subculture party every Saturday night since 1994, and famously hosted JD Twitch and JG Wilkes' Optimo (Espacio) event every Sunday from 1997 to 2010. Sub Club was also an early home to Glasgow techno favourites Slam. In 2006 the club installed one of the UK's largest bodysonic dance floors. More recently promoters such as Jaiva, Numbers and Sensu have been regulars at the venue. House, techno, electro, disco, bass music and many other genres are regularly found there.
After thirty years of partying in the ‘dear green place’ that is Glasgow, the Sub Club still resides deep below ground at number 22 Jamaica Street.
Week in, week out, you can find the cream of the city’s music makers playing to the best people the city can muster on the finest sound system you will hear in Scotland, or pretty much anywhere in the world for that matter.
Joining them are DJs and artists from all corners of the planet, enthused by the reputation that the club, hand in hand with it’s hedonists, has built over years. Regularly voted amongst the best clubs in the world and revered by regulars, visitors, DJs and musicians the world over, it has maintained a reputation that promises no prejudice and no limits when it comes to enjoying great music.
The Subbie has the finest house DJs in the city as residents at the flagship Saturday night Subculture, which is now the longest running weekly house and techno club night on the planet. Incredibly, apart from jointly hosting Subculture since it’s inception in 1994, Harri has been a regular DJ at the club since 1985 and Domenic since 1992. Harri was also weekly resident at Atlantis with Slam alongside from 1990 – 1994, making his own unbroken Saturday night residency 33 years long – but who’s counting?
Combine this with other local heroes such as Sensu, Slam, Numbers, Animal Farm, JAIVA, Acid Flash, Céleste, Magic City, All U Need, and you have a collection of the best underground talent Glasgow has to offer, all dedicated to sound tracking your night-out in their own original and inimitable style
