Tyne Psyde Bring Two Rooms of Psytrance and Hard House to The Globe

Tyne Psyde return to The Globe in Newcastle on Friday 2 October 2026 for a two-room night of psytrance and hard house. The event runs from 9pm until 3am, with £10 admission on the door and an 18+ age restriction. Alongside resident DJs, the bill brings in Sykik from Mithra Records and R4dium from Psynoptics Records. It’s a night built around dancing across two different rooms rather than a conventional live-band gig with one headline set.

The first room is devoted to psytrance, with Geomancy, Placebo Effect, Mick Trauma, Sykik and R4dium all named on the line-up. Each DJ has a place on the advertised bill, although individual set times have not been confirmed on the venue’s listing. Anyone keen to catch a particular performer should check the latest running order before travelling rather than assuming that the names appear in the order printed on the poster.

Meanwhile, the second room is being hosted by Relentless and shifts the sound towards hard house. Anthizm, Duffy, Ash Trout, Will Shepherd and Danny Gough are the DJs announced for that space. The difference between the rooms is part of the attraction: you can spend the evening with the psytrance programme or move across to the hard house sessions as the night develops. Having two dedicated areas also means the club night isn’t dependent on a single succession of DJs playing the same style.

Tyne Psyde’s visual set-up is another element of the event, with fluorescent UV décor, lighting and lasers all advertised. Those details, alongside the two-room music programme, make this more than a standard evening at the bar. The Globe regularly hosts jazz and live bands as well as club nights, but on this date the space is being given over to dance music and a late finish. If you are usually at the venue for an earlier concert, note that this event starts at 9pm and is scheduled to run well into Saturday morning.

Entry is advertised at £10 on the door, payable by card or cash, and the event is strictly for over-18s. The venue’s event page does not list an advance-ticket option, so don’t assume a ticket has been reserved simply by finding the listing online. For any updates to entry arrangements, running order or timings, check The Globe’s official Tyne Psyde listing before heading out.