Second Speed: blk. Liverpool
Irish hard-techno phenom blk. headlines a relentless nine-hour industrial day-rave in Liverpool's North Docks, backed by a heavyweight international electronic lineup.
Irish hard-techno phenom blk. headlines a relentless nine-hour industrial day-rave in Liverpool's North Docks, backed by a heavyweight international electronic lineup.
Overview & what to expect
Second Speed brings hard-techno superstar blk. to Blackstone Street Warehouse for one of the biggest electronic music events of the autumn in Liverpool. The sprawling industrial warehouse in the North Docks has established itself as one of the UK's premiere rave destinations, celebrated for its raw acoustics and cavernous scale.
Irish producer and DJ blk. has become a defining force in the European hard-dance resurgence, selling out arenas worldwide with his relentless 150+ BPM tempos, thumping kicks, and dark industrial synth hooks.
The nine-hour marathon features an international lineup including Ueberrest, Somewhen, So Juice, Black Traffic, Veseli, Lazlo, Circo, and OISÍNOK, delivering punishing techno sets from early afternoon into the night.
Event timetable
Venue essentials & visiting advice
Age requirements
Strictly 18 and over. Valid physical photographic ID (passport or driving licence) is mandatory.
Entry & admission
No bags larger than A4 size (approx 21cm x 30cm) permitted. Thorough search and metal detection arches on entry.
Bag restrictions
Strict small-bag rule: no bags larger than A4 size (approx 21cm x 30cm); thorough security checks and metal detection on entry.
Payment methods
100% cashless; card and contactless only at all warehouse bars.
Content & special effects guidance
- Continuous high-decibel electronic music, intense strobe sequences, and industrial warehouse environment.
Where to eat & drink nearby
Azvex Brewery & Taproom
The Bramley Moore Pub
Getting there & getting home
Nearest Merseyrail station: Sandhills station (7 min walk)
Blackstone Street Warehouse, Blackstone Street, North Docks, L5 9TX
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