Lush for me is an experience i think me and my friends enjoyed more than most. After 'Paradise lost' in belfast collapsed, and we turned of age... lush was the place to go. 60 miles from home, Lush was worth every mile of travel. If you go in the summer, leave early on saturday morning! Visit the east strand beach, or nearby portstewart drive-on beach, have a swim, go shopping, have a kfc. Then... the fun begins, book a b&b or hotel within walking distance of kellys, easy done, there are loads. Turn up anytime after 9pm, when the doors open and wham! u r landed right in one of the best clubs in the world in my view. Ive been to tenerife, ive been to ibiza, ...  Read the complete review

Lush in its own right is an institution and is Northern Irelands if not Irelands premiere nighclub. Since its begining in 1996, Alan Simpson and Col Hamilton have turned it from a ordinary club into superclub status. And this is not just me hyping it up, most DJ's who play here reguard it as one of the Uk's best club nights, with recent praise being recieved by Seb Fontaine! Saturdays are Lush! and the word "Lush" sums up this night but words aren't enough until you have experienced it! With only a capacity of 2000 you may be forgiven for thinking this is small, but what it lacks in size it whoely makes up for in atmosphere. The music is ...  Read the complete review

"Who's got the funk! Who's got the funk!" yell the crowd incessantly week-in, week-out as they lap up the tunes at Lush on a Saturday. Resident dj at this weekly club is Col hamilton (played at Colours in Ibiza last year, several succesful visits to Sublime in Edinburgh and other nights around the UK), who lays down his own style of funky and deep house mixed with a bit of trance. You'll definitely hear the odd anthem thrown in, but you'll get one or two surprises as well. I do recall a spectacular mix of Alanis Morisette and one of Reef. This club is well worth a visit if you're in the area. The crowd are up for it and the music is ...  Read the complete review