Centre Point reveal big DJ guests for new club night season

The Dublin club has revealed the DJ guests playing between September and the end of the year.

Lined up for the Button Factory late night club are firm favourites Todd Terje, Daniel Avery, Flight Facilities, Or:La, Long Island Sound, Avalon Emerson, Yung Singh and more.

Centre Point will be teaming up with collectives and promoters Dekmantel, Omni, Endless, LOST, Slither and The Lounge.

Here’s a list of what’s on:

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• Sat 7 Sep, 11:00pm: Luca Agnelli + SIKOTI (€19.04)
• Fri 13 Sep, 11:00pm: Centre Point x Slither: Yung Singh (€17)
• Fri 20 Sep, 11:00pm: Culture Night: Long Island Sound + Seb Wildblood (€11.50)
• Fri 11 Oct, 11:00pm: Centre Point x The Lounge: Sam Alfred (€11.50)
• Sat 12 Oct, 11:00pm: Centre Point x Omni: Gaskin + Special Guest (€17)
• Fri 18 Oct, 11:00pm: Centre Point x LOST: Boys Noize (€17)
• Sat 19 Oct, 11:00pm: Centre Point x Endless: Archie Hamilton (€17)
• Fri 25 Oct, 11:00pm: Todd Terje (€20)
• Sun 27 Oct, 11:00pm: Daniel Avery (All Night Long) (€11.50)
• Fri 15 Nov, 11:00pm: Centre Point x Endless: Prunk + Robbie Doherty b2b M-High (€17)
• Sat 16 Nov, 11:00pm: Flight Facilities (DJ Set) (€20)
• Fri 22 Nov, 11:00pm: Centre Point x Dekmantel: Avalon Emerson (€11.50)
• Sat 30 Nov, 11:00pm: Or:la (All Night Long) (€17)
• Fri 6 Dec, 11:00pm: Nils Hoffmann (€20.50)
• Fri 27 Dec, 11:00pm: Centre Point x LOST: Pablo Bozzi (On sale soon)

Ticket page here.

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