Judge Jules And Friends Bring Ibiza Energy To Liverpool Judgement Sundays

Judgement Sundays is set to land in Liverpool on Sunday 3rd May for a Bank Holiday day party at Hangar 34. The iconic Ibiza brand brings its full energy to the city with a stacked lineup led by Judge Jules.

The event runs from 4pm to 10pm and delivers six hours of house, trance and hard dance. Alongside Judge Jules, the lineup features John O’Callaghan, Signum, Marcella Woods with a DJ set and live PA, and Liverpool favourite Anton Powers. Tickets are on sale now from £22.50 via EventHype.

Judge Jules remains one of the most recognised names in global dance music. He built his reputation through Ibiza residencies and his long-standing run on BBC Radio 1. His Global Warm Up radio show continues to reach audiences worldwide. Judgement Sundays reflects that legacy while keeping a clear focus on the modern dancefloor.

Liverpool offers the right setting for this show. The city has a strong clubbing history and a loyal electronic music crowd. Hangar 34 adds to that with a powerful sound system and an immersive space that suits this style of event. Each artist brings a different energy across the day, from driving trance to vocal-led moments and peak-time house.

This Liverpool edition of Judgement Sundays is designed to connect different generations of clubbers. Some will remember the original Ibiza parties. Others will be discovering the brand through the current wave of trance and hard dance. The format allows the music to build naturally from start to finish.

There is also an official afterparty at 24 Kitchen Street from 9pm until late. Tickets start from £10 via EventHype. If you want the full Judgement Sundays experience in Liverpool, this is one you do not want to miss.

Hot this week

AXEPT Reaches Its 50th Release with a Reimagining of ‘Closer To You’ by Chus & Ceballos

The new single reimagines Toni Rios’ iconic 2018 release...

Angara Set to Release Debut Album ‘Before We Forget’

Teaming up with UK artist bailey, the French duo...

Tor James Faulkner’s “No Way, No Way” Gets a Rootin’-Tootin’ Revamp

International artist Tor James Faulkner is preparing to release...

A-Eno-Acid’s The Last Jack Closes on a Lone Ambient 303

A-Eno-Acid's The Last Jack works a dark late-1980s Chicago acid house frame, with later cuts drifting toward early-1990s Detroit and a closing ambient 303 piece.

MXGPU Set Their Sights on ADE With New Peak-Time Release ‘Lagged Out’

Following their sold-out Live Under Lisbon event and the...

Topics

AXEPT Reaches Its 50th Release with a Reimagining of ‘Closer To You’ by Chus & Ceballos

The new single reimagines Toni Rios’ iconic 2018 release...

Angara Set to Release Debut Album ‘Before We Forget’

Teaming up with UK artist bailey, the French duo...

Tor James Faulkner’s “No Way, No Way” Gets a Rootin’-Tootin’ Revamp

International artist Tor James Faulkner is preparing to release...

A-Eno-Acid’s The Last Jack Closes on a Lone Ambient 303

A-Eno-Acid's The Last Jack works a dark late-1980s Chicago acid house frame, with later cuts drifting toward early-1990s Detroit and a closing ambient 303 piece.

MXGPU Set Their Sights on ADE With New Peak-Time Release ‘Lagged Out’

Following their sold-out Live Under Lisbon event and the...

Fish56Octagon Learns The Foundations Of Scratching From JFB

JFB teaches Fish56Octagon how to scratch in a new DMC video series ahead of the World Finals at KOKO on 14th November.

Axel Luenebach, Michael Weicker and Pete Gooding Launch Sick Leave Records

Axel Luenebach, Michael Weicker and Pete Gooding are launching...

The Scratch Perverts Reunite For Historic DMC World Finals Set

The DMC World DJ Championships return to London with The Scratch Perverts, A-Trak, Craze, JFB and more at KOKO this November.

Related Articles

Popular Categories