Max HeyraudA few months ago, Dublin lost a legendary club space that operated as a Japanese restaurant by day and a club by night. Now, the city is welcoming a new one. Introducing Kyodai After Dark.
Dublin is set to welcome a new club space with the arrival of Kyodai After Dark, an intimate 150-capacity venue dedicated to house music and championing local talent.
Located upstairs at Japanese restaurant Kyodai, the space will transform into a club after hours, offering a more intimate alternative to the city’s late-night options. With several much-loved venues having closed in recent years, Kyodai aims to help fill the gap with a music-led space focused on the best of the city’s local DJs and a culture that puts the dancefloor first.
The club opens this weekend and will feature extended all-night-long sets from Surka and Fio Fa, setting the tone for the new venue. Operating from 11pm to 3am, with entrance via Dame Lane, Kyodai After Dark will welcome over-21s to its new home for house music in the heart of Dublin.
