TBA - Crack Jennys is a distinctive nightclub located in Cork, Ireland, that has garnered a loyal following within the city’s underground dance music scene. Established in the early 2020s, Crack Jennys quickly distinguished itself as a safe and welcoming environment for fans of electronic music, queer culture, and boundary-pushing creative events. The venue occupies the site of a former historic pub, Crack Jenny’s, known in decades past for its lively traditional Irish music sessions and storied maritime decor, a nod to Cork’s port-town legacy.

The transition from local pub to cutting-edge nightclub was marked by careful renovations that preserved some of the building’s quirky period features while infusing the space with state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems. Over time, TBA - Crack Jennys has become an important cultural hub in Cork, celebrated not only for its late-night dance floors and diverse programming but also for championing inclusivity and community collaboration. Its reputation as a forward-thinking club venue has led to features in national and international music publications, and it is credited with helping to reinvigorate Cork’s nightlife scene after the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

While the core location remains unchanged, the venue has expanded its reach through pop-up performances, collaborative open-air events, and innovative partnerships with local festivals and arts collectives. Notable artists who have performed at TBA - Crack Jennys include international electronic acts such as Or:la, Saoirse, and Ben UFO, as well as celebrated Irish DJs and live performers like Sunil Sharpe, DART, Shampain, and Cork’s own Colm K. The club also frequently hosts rising local talent, providing a much-needed platform for new voices in Ireland’s electronic music community.