Hallo-week has finally arrived: Here are Bristol’s best Halloween events 2025

It’s almost that time of year again, you and your friends are arguing about who has the best idea for a group costume; Halloween is coming. Every year, you start discussing Hallo-week with your friends months ahead, and somehow, you’re suddenly panicking about where to go, what to wear and how to make it a night to remember (or forget).

Luckily, whether you’re after a night filled with DnB or white girl tunes, Bristol has it all.

4am Kru: Wall of Death Halloween

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4am Kru along with Mungos Hifi, Sinai, and Elecktrical are taking over The Underground for Halloween. It’s described as “not a club night,” but “a ritual”. With The Underground closing its doors soon, this is the perfect final chance to experience its heavy bass and energetic atmosphere. I’ve heard of people paying over £70 for tickets; scary prices.

When: Friday 31st October, 9pm – 4am

Where: The Underground, Broadmead

Off Me Nut Records (Halloween)

Off Me Nut is “storming into Clock Factory for monstrous mayhem,” with a lineup of Bass and Baseline including Vinylgroover, Jenny Sparks, Phatworld and many more. This event is ideal if you’re looking to make the most of the season and kick off your Halloween early.

When: Saturday 25th October, 10pm – 3 am

Where: The Clock Factory, Broadmead

Hospitality X THE BLAST: Halloween Carnival of the Dead

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A day-to-night Halloween rave, ideal for those who want to start partying during the day. If you love DnB and bass music, this is the event for you. With not only one, but two arenas, and a line-up featuring Wilkinson, DJ Q and Mozey, it certainly sets the bar high for the rest of the week.

When: Saturday 25th October, 2pm – 11pm

Where: The Prospect Building

Lakota Haunted House Party

Lakota describes their Haunted House Party as “a dark, twisted, all-consuming spectacle”, a sensory experience filled with circus performers, lasers, confetti cannons, immersive décor, and sound. Their line-up promises an all-night rave jam-packed with DnB and UK Garage.

When: Friday 31st October

Where: Lakota, Stokes Croft

Brass Pig Halloween House Party

When it comes to a good night out, the tried and tested triangle always has your back. The Brass Pig is a Bristol icon and the perfect place to enjoy a night of pop party anthems and dance the night away. Make sure to stop off at Jason Donervan, once the party is over, for the perfect end to the night.

When: Friday 31st October

Where: The Brass Pig, Clifton

The Fleece: One More Time Halloween Party

On the night of Halloween, The Fleece is hosting a 90s and 00s Halloween party. Whether you’re an Oasis or Spice Girls fan, this is the party for you. The event has sold out six years in a row, guaranteeing a memorable Halloween celebration.

When: Friday 31st October, 11pm – 4am

Where: The Fleece, Redcliffe

Cirque Du Soul: Halloween

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Cirque du Soul is hosting an infamous, twisted circus rave at Lakota with Halloween performers and five rooms of music. Expect a night of good music from hip hop and party anthems to DnB and UKG. Make sure to bring your most creative costume, as there will be prizes awarded to the best dressed.

When: Saturday 1st November, 10pm-4am

Where: Lakota, Stokes Croft

Fear at Avon Valley Scream Park

If club nights aren’t your thing but you still want to plan a Halloween celebration, visit the Avon Valley Scream Park. Just outside of Bristol, it is an immersive horror experience with scare mazes and horrifying live actors. Tickets to the park start at £16.99.

When: 10th October – 1st November

Where: Avon Valley Adventure Park, Keynsham