Club Love Halloween 2026

Club Love's Halloween edition takes over the Loco Klub in Bristol on Saturday 24 October 2026, from 22:00, with HOUSE OF MOLLY, MARTELLI DISO and POLYAMOROSS on the bill and a performance by COKENDRAH.

The theme is a Dolly Parton homage, and the organisers would like you to take it seriously. In their words: "Come Dolly. Come rhinestoned. Come country. Come as your alter ego. Come completely fucking unrecognisable. Or don't reference Dolly at all and simply turn up looking like you have something Jolene might want."

What they do not want is generic Halloween costume, and they say so at length — no sexy cats, vampires, witches, monsters, skeletons or devils, no masks, no capes, no plastic fangs, and none of what they call "I had nothing to wear so I bought this on the way here" energy. Their instruction is to take the theme somewhere interesting: make it camp, make it glamorous, make it strange, make it your own. On the booking policy behind the line-up they are equally blunt — they don't book genres, they book artists, so come with curiosity.

This is a members event. Attendance is limited to approved Club Love members, each of whom may bring one guest. The member is fully responsible for that guest, must make sure they know the dress code and etiquette, and the two must arrive and enter together. Tickets can only be bought with an approved membership, and guest tickets only on a member's invitation. If you want to apply, membership applications close at 5pm on 23 October.

The organisers reserve the right to refuse entry regardless of a ticket, with a vibe check at the door assessing presentation and alignment with the spirit of the night, and there are no refunds for anyone who buys without a valid membership or an approved member.

Entry is 20+, not 18+.

On access, they offer free Personal Assistant tickets to disabled guests who need support, and a discounted ticket to anyone on a low income, no questions asked, both arranged by email. There is a viewing and dancing area one level above the dancefloor for anyone wanting a less intense experience, and quieter spaces throughout for rest and conversation.