in 1991, the social centre moved to a larger place (on donegal lane) and became known as the warzone centre. the café continued and there was also a diy, all ages punk venue. it hosted many gigs before closing in 2003. warzone became a fixture for touring bands, including bluetip, godflesh, hard skin, jawbreaker and los crudos. local bands included stalag 17 and toxic waste. warzone was similar to many other self-managed projects worldwide such as the 1 in 12 club in bradford and the 924 gilman street in berkeley. photographer ricky adam published a book called "belfast punk" in 2017 which profiled the punk scene based around warzone in the 1990s.