A LEGENDARY Paisley nightclub is set to close its doors after 37 years.
Bosses at Club 69 say the venue will close as "you know it" from Saturday, October 10, as a fresh chapter opens on the club's future.
Taking to social media to announce the news, the venue, which dates back to 1989, said their time has come to an end.
A statement read: "From Saturday 10th October, the Rave Cave will no longer be as you know it. It’s time for a fresh chapter to begin.
"This has been a passion project for the current management team, and that project has unfortunately come to an end. It’s been an absolute pleasure to have played a small part in the legendary venue’s long journey, which dates back to the very first party in 1989 – but all good things must come to an end.
"We’ve got a number of closing parties lined up – some hosted by external promoters, and some of our own, kicking off with MDDLTN on 12th September. Keep an eye on social media for more details of closing parties coming soon."
Despite news of the closure, the door has been left open to new possibilities as bosses say a "new chapter is on the horizon".
They added: "If continuing this project is of interest to you, please get in touch by filling in our enquiry form and someone will be back in touch.
"As it stands, the club will close on 10th October. Hopefully this isn’t final orders, and there’ll be one more tune in the old Paisley Basement yet. In the meantime, we’ve got seven weeks of events to go."
