A Mancunian Instituion, the Paradise Factory is slated to re-open in 2008 after almost three years after it last shut it's doors. In truth the club died back in 2001 and since then it's has a brief stint as 'Industry' and played host to a few special events. Now the team behind the Warehouse Project are taking over the venue, and they're planning to bring it back to it's former glory.
The three floor venue was once the business home to Factory Records, the musicianados who ran the Hacienda as well as putting out record by Joy Division and the Happy Mondays et al. The venue itself is referred to as FAC251.
Tickets for the opening events at the Paradise Factory (or also '112 - 116 Princess Street', as it's being referred to) go on sale in December. Two events have been announced, both in January 2008, so we'd advice you to get hold of your Paradise Factory tickets ASAP to avoid disapointment.
Anonymous RIP The Original Paradise, Remember Niki P and THE
"CREW". Then off to Breakfast club after to many doves and way to much sniff, lol Now those was the days. No one will ever get that essence back if they could bottle it it would be worth a fortune, Clubbing these days just isnt right, to find a decent club we must go to L.A or Berlin, or is it that the substances has just got propa shite in this "City" city? WTF Woteva.... 1 person agrees, 1 person disagrees with this review
Anonymous well down,wanker, thank u for making people live around the club can not sleep untill 3am morning by playing stupid loud music... 1 person agrees, 1 person disagrees with this review