Camp and Furnace

Camp and Furnace is a warehouse-style music and events venue at 67 Greenland Street in Liverpool's Baltic Triangle, England. Housed in a converted industrial building, it combines large indoor halls, outdoor space, bars and food offerings, and hosts gigs, club nights, markets, screenings and private events. The crowd depends heavily on the programme but is typically young adults, students, music fans and creative-industry regulars aged 18 and over, with a casual dress code. The atmosphere is informal, industrial and sociable, with long communal tables and a festival feel on busy nights. Music programming is broad, covering live bands, DJ sets, electronic and dance nights, alongside themed parties, so the dominant sound varies by date. The drinks programme includes draught beer, lager, cocktails, wine and soft drinks, with prices around £5-8, and food is available from on-site kitchens or vendors. Opening hours vary by event, with the venue generally active in the evenings and at weekends, and some daytime events; confirm the schedule on the venue's website. Cover charges depend on the event, with tickets commonly priced around £10-30, while some daytime or low-key sessions may be free. Tickets for popular gigs and club nights are best bought in advance, since walk-up entry can sell out, and group tables or booths can sometimes be arranged through the venue, although bottle service is not a central part of the experience. Queues tend to form shortly after doors open on big nights, and security checks at the entrance are standard. Camp and Furnace sits close to Constellations and District, making it an anchor for a Baltic Triangle night out, and it is a short walk or taxi ride from Liverpool ONE and the city centre.