A top Scottish nightclub has announced a new club night aimed at an older crowd that will finish earlier than standard events.
Called 'The Overs', the new night at The Buff Club in Glasgow is intended for clubgoers over the age of 30. Other than the earlier finishing time of 11pm, it will offer all of the fun of a usual club night.
As reported by Glasgow Live, The Buff Club recently took to Facebook to ask visitors who had spent time at the club over the years whether they would be keen to attend a night targeted specifically to an older audience. Following a positive response, the Bath Lane nightclub confirmed that 'The Overs' would be launching in June.
Writing on Facebook, The Buff Club stated: "We asked, you answered. Forget about the Unders, it’s now time for 'The Overs'.
"It’s been 20 years since the Buff opened its doors. Throughout the years we’ve welcomed thousands of you down the lane for countless late-night boogie sessions that’ve seen the start of friendships, relationships and timeless moments and memories that are now ingrained within the walls and carpet stairs.
"Although with the passing of time and the introduction of grown up life things like jobs, kids, back aches and bus passes, we’ve seen a lot of the original Bath Lane crew settle into the life of afternoon brunches, pints down the local, up the road for Netflix and early nights in bed.
"Now while that way of life has its appeal, we’ve heard from many of you for some time now that the desire for a good old fashioned, sweaty walled, dog carpeted, plastic cupped, Buff Club boogie is well and truly there and that we should do something about it, so we are."
The Overs will take place on June 17, and will feature the usual Buff DJs and tunes. Prices start at £5 for early bird buyers and £8 general release on the Eventbrite website.
The team added: "Round up the old squad, get the boogie shoes looked out and come join us under the disco ball."
Former staff members are also being offered free entry, while people under 30 (but over 18) are also welcome according to the team, but they had a stiff warning: "If we see any TikToks getting filmed on the dance floor you’ll be getting papped, the dance floor is for dancing only."
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