A stylish new nightclub catering to over-25s is set to open its doors just off Grafton Street.
Seek is set to drum up much-needed excitement in Dublin's nightlife following its opening this Saturday. The nightclub will be based in Hyde, a new four-stories rooftop club bar.
The second floor of the bar has been transformed into a stunning modern nightclub with everything from chic furnishings, and incredible cocktails, to a state-of-the-art Harmonic design sound system, guaranteeing the music quality to be one of the best in the country. Roaming secret entertainers will be booked to join the party every weekend, from percussionists to dancers, to vocalists.
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"Give Us The Night", an Irish nightlife activist group revealed that Ireland’s club scene has diminished at an alarming rate over the past two decades, with 4/5 Irish nightclubs (or 84%) all closing since the year 2000. This has left many party-goers not knowing where to go, or not generally having many options. Seek hopes the fill that gap in Dublin's nightlife.
Head of Operations, Clive Powers said: "We are thrilled to announce the opening of Seek and offer a new luxury nightlife destination in the heart of Dublin city, as well as expand our new music and hospitality concept at Hyde, as it continues to evolve as a world-class destination."
"The Dublin late-night scene has had a rough few years so we are excited to revive the Dublin Nightlife scene with the opening of Seek and bring it into a new era. Particularly for those working professionals 25+ who feel like they haven’t had a nightclub of their own in this city."
Seek will open every Friday and Saturday from 10 pm to 2:30 am with an entry fee starting at €5 per guest. Guests can upgrade their SEEK experience to a VIP booth, which includes bottle service and a dedicated host for their table throughout the night.
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