Tramp Bar: Pictures from big nights at King St Melbourne nightclub

It’s the place to “get loose with friends” in the heart of the CBD, and has been home to all sorts of cheeky fun for years. Come inside Tramp.

Tramp has been a popular nightspot on Melbourne’s King St since the early 2000s.

It's the CBD party spot where fun times and a bit of cheekiness never goes astray.

Tramp Bar, nestled next to a strip club, a 7-Eleven and a kebab shop on the Swanston St end of King St, has operated for 15 years and is a must-visit on the clubbing scene.

According to its Facebook page, the club was created by “a pair of trash-bags who like to get loose with friends”.

“We drink hard, exaggerate the truth, lie to girls, and generally get up to all sorts of mischief that your mother wouldn’t like,” they wrote.

The club is often open into the wee hours on Sunday mornings and usually plays techno and other trendy music genres.

Indeed, for Melbourne’s newbie clubbers, it’s been almost a rite of passage to collect your “Tramp stamp” and enjoy a big night out.

The club has obviously had the decks switched off for many months due to the Covid-19 pandemic and lockdown restrictions.

But it is set to return with ‘seated edition’ sessions including drink service in its booths on Friday, November 5.

Until then, see if you can spot yourself in this gallery of pictures from the club’s big events over the years, which we’ve compiled with permission from the owners.

Four clubbers strike a pose at Tramp Bar at its Australia Day eve party on January 25, 2013. Picture: Tramp Bar Facebook page.

Three mates get among the action at Tramp Bar on New Year's Eve 2018. Picture: Tramp Bar Facebook page.

The crowd goes wild at Tramp Bar's Melbourne Cup eve party in 2018. Picture: Tramp Bar Facebook page.