What's On in Newcastle

Blackout Under 18s Newcastle — Here is something genuinely brilliant: a proper nightlife experience designed entirely for younger music fans who deserve a space of their own. Warehouse 34 throws open its doors from 6:30pm for an under-18s Halloween spectacular, with all the energy of a big club night and none of the barriers. Tickets run from £10 to £25, so grab yours before they vanish — this one will sell out.

Band Together for Palestine — Cluny 2 hosts this powerful fundraising music event from 7:00pm, bringing together artists who want their performances to mean something beyond the stage. Expect an emotionally charged evening of live music rooted in solidarity, community, and the belief that culture can be a force for good. Check the website for ticket details and line-up information — but more importantly, show up.

King No-One — York-born alt-rock outfit King No-One have been quietly building one of the most devoted fanbases in the north of England, and a Tuesday night at The Cluny is exactly the kind of intimate setting where that connection crackles into something special. Doors from 7:30pm in one of Newcastle's most beloved live music rooms — brick walls, great sound, and a crowd who really mean it. Check the website for tickets.

kpop/ jpop/anime Halloween night — Newcastle Mimo goes full Halloween from 10:00pm with a night dedicated to K-pop, J-pop, and anime bangers — and at just £4 to £9 on the door, it is one of the most gloriously good-value late nights in the city. Come in costume, come with your crew, and come ready to dance to tracks that most other clubs would never dare play. This is fan culture meeting club culture, and the result is pure, unapologetic joy.