A lost club night loved by teens in noughties Liverpool "wasn't just a disco" and is still remembered fondly today.
The Liverpool ECHO recently took a look back at The Frenzy - a popular event that was arguably a stepping stone for tweens and teens to get a taste of "a real night out," without the alcohol and hangovers. A massive part of many people's school years in the noughties, The Frenzy would take place on a Thursday and often weekends, seeing hundreds of youngsters buy tickets.
A place for friends to come together, dance to cheesy music and socialise on a school night, you'd find yourself queuing up for fizzy drinks like Panda Pops and dressing up in everything from kitten heels to Lacoste tracksuits. And no matter what, the night would always be the topic of conversation on the corridors the next day.
