All the biggest New Year’s Eve parties planned in Leeds 2021
The year is nearly up – but there’s still time left to book yourself in somewhere in Leeds to see 2021 out in style.
All New Year’s Eve are subject to change due to Government guidance.
To help you figure out where to go, we’ve put together a guide to the biggest `new Year’s Eve parties in Leeds – compiling all the bars, clubs and other celebratory goings-on into one neat list below.
Keep reading to find out where to go on New Year’s Eve in Leeds to see out 2021.
Manahatta Greek Street
At Manahatta Greek street, the team likes to do NYE, NYC-style. This snazzy Leeds bar is planning on welcoming in 2022 with a bang by throwing the biggest, showstopping party in town.
Head on down for signature cocktails, espresso martinis on tap, larger-than-life magnums and an unstoppable atmosphere. Promising a high-energy night that’s dripping with Manahatta glamour, this is not one to miss. Tickets are limited so don’t hang about.
Book your tickets here.
The Domino Club
The now-legendary Domino NYE shindig is back – and it’s going to be bigger and better than ever this year.
Guests can look forward to a classic Domino music line-up, hosted by the reverend Cleve Freckleton. Featuring a double line up with performances from a mini brass band and the bar’s own funky house band The Domino Funk and soul band, it’ll be a night full of guaranteed party starters.
Ticket prices include a complimentary drink, with the party going on into the early hours.
Book your tickets here.
Neighbourhood
Go early or go late at Neighbourhood this New Year’s Eve in Leeds. Soak up the party vibe while enjoying a four-course meal, available from 6 to 9pm.
You’ll be treated to a cocktail on arrival before getting stuck into small plates such as a varied sushi selection, sticky chicken skewers, mini bao buns.
As for the main event, think surf and tuf with choices including giant tempura king prawns and locally-sourced beef fillet. Elsewhere, there are a number of vegan alternatives for those following a plant-based diet.
From 9pm onwards, you’re looking at £150 for the experience – but that includes a drinks package and access to the full party, with a DJ and live entertainment to see you to midnight and beyond.
Issho
Finish 2021 with a bang this New Year’s Eve and enjoy a dining experience at Issho, one of Leeds’ swankiest dining spots.
Guests can sit back and enjoy a five-course tasting menu from 5pm featuring the likes of grilled ribeye with yuzu cherry ponzu, indulgent caviar and lobster dragon rolls, and chocolate miso marquise served with vanilla ice cream.
There’ll be music, too, with a DJ playing you into the New Year in style from 7pm to 3am.
Find out more here.
Chow Down
For the biggest party of the year, head to Chow Down for street food, roaming performers, rooftop curling and a headling DJ performance from none other than Crazy P.
You’ll be greeted with a champagne reception, before being invited to head over to your area of choice and get stuck into food and drink from the likes of Madame Crepe, Torito, Jimmy Mack’s, Spuds and Bros and Nasi Lemak.
Priced at £20 a head, tickets are on sale now.
Find out more here.
East 59th
For the biggest Ibiza style rooftop party in Leeds this New Year, it has to be the L/IT’s takeover at East 59th.
L/IT curator and head-honcho Leeds based DJ and producer Sara Garvey dazzled with her August Bank Holiday takeover on Angelica’s terrace this year, now she’s gearing up to do it all again at D&D’s other Leeds rooftop terrace: East 59th.
One of the hottest tickets in town, L/IT will transform East 59th’s gorgeous rooftop space into a 300-capacity beautifully lavish, luxe playground for the most glamourous crowd in the city.
Beaver Works
This New Year’s Eve in Leeds, Beaver Works will host a massive seven arena underground party with circus performers, live bands, an incredible midnight firework display, bonfire and loads more.
Think six belting sound systems, fairground rides and attractions, fancy dress and circus delights – plus the usual wallet-friendly Beaver Works bar prices.
The HiFi Club
Leeds’ iconic HiFi Club is bringing in 2022 with a good old belly laugh, courtesy of guest comedians Justin Moorhouse, Eddy Brimson, Lou Conran and Alex Boardman.
The club is hosting a NYE Comedy special from 730-1030pm, offering a great start to your night – and plenty of opportunity to go out drinking and partying afterwards if you so desire.
You can buy tickets here.
Mint Warehouse
This New Year’s Eve Mint Warehouse welcomes bassline artist Danny Bond down to the club for a curated night that sees him take a headline set, with supporting slots from his friends.
You can buy tickets here.
PROJEKT at 02 Arena
Expect forward-thinking lighting systems, pyrotechnic displays, giant LED screens, CO2 and confetti cannons as PROJEKT prepares to ring in the New Year in ultimate style.
On the ones and twos, residents Myles Robinson and Danny James will return to take full control of your night, putting a euphoric feel-good spin on the best of modern dance music – so get ready to pull some shapes.
Get your tickets here.
The Warehouse
Leeds legendary club night returns to see out the year in style with three rooms of Casa Loco classics on New Years Eve at The Warehouse. Need we say any more?
You know by now these events sell out fast so secure a ticket ASAP to avoid disappointment.
Get your tickets here.
Feature image – Manahatta