Mercy, in Prince of Wales Road, opened in October 2003, with celebrity guest Katie Price, then Jordan, and was Norwich’s first ‘super club’, considered to be the hub of the city’s nightlife.
It later saw guest appearances from JLS and Jason Donovan – competing with nearby Time in Riverside.
The club closed in March 2018 and the building is currently being transformed into flats.
Here we took a look at photographs from our archives of party-goers from the 2000s.
JLS perform at Mercy in 2009 (Image: Sonya Duncan)
JLS perform at Mercy in 2009 (Image: Sonya Duncan)
Michael Hensell, Herbert Goodrum, Popham, John Daniels lift up Angi Powels as they enjoy Mercy opening in 2003 (Image: Steve Parsons)
Norwich’s newest superclub Mercy opens in 2003 (Image: Newsquest)
First in the queue for the opening of Mercy in 2003 (Image: Paul Hewitt)
Party-goer as JLS perform at Mercy in 2009 (Image: Sonya Duncan)
Norwich’s newest superclub Mercy in 2003 (Image: Steve Parsons)
Chris and Hayley Johnson at Mercy in 2003 (Image: Steve Parsons)
Following Peter Crouch’s robotic goal celebration antics in 2006, podium dancers at Mercy nightclub adopted the dance as part of their World Cup routine. Claire Cousins pictured (Image: Newsquest)
Fran Perkins, Holly Knight and Emily Richardson enjoy Mercy on opening night in 2003 (Image: Steve Parsons)
Lisa Smith, Michelle Goldson and Louise Slatter at Mercy in 2003 (Image: Steve Parsons)
Podium dancers at Mercy doing Peter Crouch’s robotic goal celebration in 2006. Dancers L>R Nicola Ramsden, Claire Cousins, Clemmie Ollerenshaw and Kate Newman (Image: Antony Kelly)
JLS performing at Mercy in Norwich in 2009 (Image: Sonya Duncan)
Norfolk Constabulary’s Licensing Regulation Team checking revellers entering Mercy in 2009 (Image: Simon Finlay)