A hidden Japanese-inspired convenience store, a listening bar and a late-night club experience are coming to Dublin this November.

Dublin’s Liberty lane is getting a Japanese inspired makeover courtesy of Asahi Super Dry, and you’re all invited. ‘Super Nights’ takes over the capital on November 6, with a few surprises in store. Literally, in store.
Guests will be invited to follow their curiosity and enter through a Japanese-inspired convenience store on Liberty Lane. What’s waiting on the other side? You’ll have to go to find out.

From 11pm, SPECIAL REQUEST headlines for a late-night club set. The British dance music producer and DJ from Leeds will bring his signature breakbeats, jungle, dark techno, and drum and bass to Dublin for one night only. Warming him up on the night are two versatile and respected selectors from Dublin’s house scene Derv and Emma Kearns.

Created as a live expression of Asahi Super Dry’s global ‘Seek What Is Unique’ platform, this night brings together Japanese culture, music and a little bit of mystery in the heart of Dublin. It’s a celebration of curiosity, discovery, and uniqueness.
Tickets for the club night are €10, while the earlier listening bar is free to attend. Both experiences include a complimentary pint of Asahi Super Dry or bottle of Asahi Super Dry 0.0%. Get your tickets here. This is a +18’s event.
Event details:
Friday, November 6
Listening Bar: 6pm–10pm
SPECIAL REQUEST, Derv & Emma Kearns: 10pm–late
Opium, 13–14 Liberty Lane, Dublin.


