The Box Soho

Equally as impressive as its promiscuous counterpart in New York, The Box nightclub in London is famous for its array of options when it comes to clubbing experiences. The venue is a large, impressive nightclub with 2 separate stages with yards of flowing gold and red velvet detailing while beautiful candle lights all over the place cast an intimate glow over the space. Guests can enjoy a cabaret show that starts at midnight from Wednesday to Saturday. The impressive cabaret show features dazzling performances from mesmerizing fire stunts to provocative strip shows, burlesque and so much more. Dark, mysterious, and provocative, The Box nightclub in London creates a unique experience that cannot be found elsewhere in the city. The DJs at the club play the latest tracks in hip hop, house, and rock while creating impressive mashups that will infect you with dance fever and have you hitting the dance floor to get your groove on. As the ultimate fantasy backdrop, The Box often draws in famous celebrities in the UK and internationally who want to nourish their clubbing side at this venue.

• 11-12 Walker's Ct London, England W1F 0SD
• Leicester Square
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$$

Christabel's

Christabel’s finally joins the ranks of legendary venues such as Soho House and The Groucho Club by moving to London’s Soho this month. Initially a movement started by accident in 2020 as a group of artists took residence in Fulham Town Hall during the lockdown, Christabel’s quickly became a refuge for artists and musicians with a shared mission to reignite the flames of culture within the London scene.The club is a haven for underground, avant-garde entertainment, indulgence, live music, and burlesque for the imaginative and eccentric of London, in collaboration with The Cream Group (behind clubs such as Cirque Le Soir, Reign, and Wyld). The new site underneath the Windmill Theatre features a luxurious Chesterfield-furnished Cigar Lounge, a sophisticated cocktail menu by renowned mixologist Andy Mil, food from Michelin-star chef Andy McLeish with even a secret passage leading upstairs to the theatre. Expect ‘Bands & Burlesque’ evenings, topical themes like ‘PARTYGATE’, live entertainment from new and old artists and bands, burlesque from Lady Fitz Von Titz and Miss Lucie Loo, alongside late-night DJ’s and dancing… and everything in between. The club boasts a mix of Founder Members including DJ Paul Oakenfold, ex-Babyshambles and Kooks musicians, and attracts celebrities from Game of Thrones, Downton Abbey and Dynasty so you might find yourself in very interesting company.

• 1 Poole St London, England N1 5ED
• $

Cirque Le Soir

Tucked away behind an unassuming black door on Ganton Street in London’s vibrant Carnaby Street area, Cirque Le Soir is London’s best kept secret with its member-only entry and high-end reputation. And while the entrance may be subtle, inside the circus-themed nightclub is anything but. Cirque Le Soir is regarded as one of London’s, if not the world’s, most fashionable, and arguably most luxurious, nightclubs. The over-the-top risqué and decadent circus themed venue treats its guests to all types of arresting attractions to behold from every angle with dwarves, magicians, clowns, sword-swallowers, fire-eaters, burlesque angle grinders, snake charmers, contortionists and stilt walkers all around the club. The club assures offering jaw-dropping, unending entertainment from live exotic dancers, aerial, circus, and burlesque acts, fire eaters, and so more. The décor of the club might be unconventional with its ode to circuses, yet it has so much to offer when it comes to top-notch comfort and elegant styling. The venue also is famed for its international DJs, top mixologists, and being the popular haunt of celebrities like Rihanna. It is a destination where anything appears much more fun and is highly recommended for those looking out for some amazing nightlife experience in London.

• 15-21 Ganton St London, England W1F 9BN
• Leicester Square
• 11 PM - 3 AM Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$

Fabric

Welcome to London’s most premier venue that is known for hosting a series of weekly lineups that feature the biggest names in the electronic music world. The Fabric nightclub in London is a subterranean labyrinth. Three rooms, various floors, a network of staircases and no phone signal whatsoever make for a rather disorientating experience, but that’s all part of the appeal. The purposeful layout of the club with three specialized and distinctive rooms to cater to the different needs of its guests, along with world-class sound systems creates a revolutionary experience unlike any other. Emerging from its depths after hours of losing yourself in the music almost feels like stepping back into another reality. Being close to both the Barbican and Farringdon stations in the city, the high-end Saturday nights at the club reflect some outstanding DJ talent along with internationally renowned live acts and music events. The playlists that you would come across the Fabric nightclub in London offer up the most cutting-edge electro, house, techno, and disco beats. Fabriclive is the unique Friday night sound-clash offering an amazing assortment of rocking tempos right from hip hop to electro, bass, indie, and more. The party doesn’t die down as the weekend’s end approaches, even Sunday nights in the Fabric nightclub in London are super fun due to the display of the unstoppable, notorious music crew that makes you groove to your feet naturally.

• 77a Charterhouse St London, England EC1M 6HJ
• Farringdon
• Dress Code: Casual
• $$$

The Cuckoo Club

Party with the most fashionable crowd at Cuckoo, exclusive private member's club located in Central London. Appealing to the more discerning late night London crowd tired of faceless bars and clubs with no creativity and soul, The Cuckoo Club features 5,000 square feet of ostentatious design, spread over two floors, and a founding committee that reads like a who’s who of creative talent in London, described in the influential Vogue List as “formidable”. Recently redesigned interior, featuring some of Europe’s most proficient mixologists and an electrifying and eclectic musical output, The Cuckoo Club delivers unbridled, unquestionable glamour for London’s party cavalry. Join Lux to experience this two storie mad house Wednesday through to Saturday.

• Swallow Street London, England W1B 4EZ
• Mayfair
• 10:30 pm - 3:30 am Wed - Sat
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$$

Tape

Tape London Club opened in Hanover Square at the location of the former Jalouse Club and has been a revolutionary addition to London’s nightlife scene ever since. The venue is more than just a nightclub. It features an impressive recording studio, an intimate lounge and an exquisite restaurant. The new venue is the “home” of London’s music industry, presenting a unique, fresh and exciting new concept, never seen in the Capital before. Tape also offers the most exclusive elegant party experience which often attracts an elite crowd thanks to the exciting setlists and mixes of internationally renowned DJs. Walking through the venue is much like walking into the mouth of a trombone as the walls are covered in a gilded copper. The homage to music does not stop there, a big chandelier hangs over the stairwell, resembling the horn of a gramophone player. The venue also features a stunning neon-lit bar and a DJ booth with industrial raised podiums surrounding it where go-go dancers can perform. Guests can enjoy the music that the DJs put on through a sound system courtesy of D&B Technik or go to the member’s lounge, Little Tape where they can play on instruments like the baby grand piano and several guitars. Most impressively, there is also priceless musical memorabilia like Kurt Cobain’s jacket, a hand-written poem from Elvis Presley and one of Chuck Berry’s guitars within the recording room. Tape is a fun playground for some of the key players in the music industry. Expect to rub your shoulders and groove around with the high-end A-list crowd of the city at this venue. Friday nights at the Tape nightclub in London are all about featuring some of the most renowned DJs of the city, while the Saturday nights are aimed at delivering an eclectic playlist along with an unannounced extra VIP guest. Offering a unique concept, the Tape nightclub helps you in keeping up to date with the amazing nightlife scene in the city.

• 17 Hanover Square London, England W1S 1HU
• Leicester Square
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$

Egg

One of London’s most established clubbing venues, Egg London, has recently undergone some major building works, turning into one of the capital’s most exciting multi-media spaces. Spread out over three floors and now incorporating a large loft space and one of London’s largest open-air terraces, the North London venue is perfect for any occasion. Friday nights is all about the new-school, with a focus on emerging DJ talent controlling things in the basement and terrace, putting the custom-built, bespoke flipside sound system to the test. With a young, energetic and friendly crowd ready to see the next big star in the making, Fridays always start the weekend with a bang. Saturday sees a vast array of international DJ superstars grace the exposed brick walls, with house and techno the main agenda. The loyal crowd are treated to a who’s who of both existing and fresh talent. Whatever your preference, a good time is guaranteed, and those with enough stamina can party long past the sun has come up. Its beautiful, spacious garden, exposed wooden loft and vast main rooms enable the venue to host a number of different functions.

• 200 York Way London, England N7 9AX
• Kings Cross
• Dress Code: Casual
• $$

XOYO

With focus set on a consistent and credible music policy, XOYO delivers an unrivalled weekend soundtrack to London. Located in the heart of Shoreditch, XOYO is housed across two floors (the top being sister-bar The Shoreditch Butchery). Outside of the club’s relentless weekend diary, XOYO showcases a fresh and on-point calendar of live music. An aspirational platform for London’s clubbers, XOYO pioneers a quarterly residency series which sees some of the world’s biggest and most talented DJs play every Friday for three consecutive months to thousands of dance music lovers.

• 32 -37 Cowper St London, England EC2A 4AP
• Shoreditch
• 10 PM – 3 AM Mon, Tues, Thurs 9:30 PM – 4 AM Fri, Sat
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$

Tabu

• 1 Dover St London, England W1S 4LD
• Mayfair
• 11 PM - 3 AM
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$

The London Reign

The London Reign is an aerial show club bringing an eclectic mix of Las Vegas and Moulin Rouge to the heart of london’s west end. With Stunning interiors and dazzling performances which are certain to keep guests on their toes and gasping for more. They aim to deliver performances like no other.

• 215-217 Piccadilly London, England W1J 9HN
• St. James's
• 11 pm - 4 am Tue, Thu - Sat
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$

Libertine

Libertine by Chinawhite, London’s premier luxury nightclub and international nightlife brand, has long been considered the center of the capitals exclusive club scene. With its exotic interiors and superior service, libertine has maintained its reputation for offering a unique experience to its cohort of members, friends and celebrity client’s. Libertine’s guests can look forward to regular performances by some of the world’s most famous international DJ’s and artists. Recent artists have included: Drake, Jason Derulo, Pia Mia, Ciara, Rae Sremmurd, Miguel, Royce da 5’9, Big Sean, Steve Aoki, Pete Tong and Nelly to name just a few. With the venues long standing relationship with VIP guests and celebrities – you never know who you will find partying at libertine. Recent attendees have included the likes of: Leonardo Dicaprio, Kate Moss, Tom Cruise, Cara Delavigne, Rihanna, Drake, One Direction, Kendall Jenner, Idris Elba, Ciara, Lewis Hamilton, Naomi Campbell, Jordan Dunn, Rita Ora, Usain Bolt, and Gigi Hadid.

• 4 Winsley St London, England W1W 8HF
• Leicester Square
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$

Corsica Studios

Corsica Studios (previously known as the Corsica Arts Club) is a medium-sized, two-roomed music space located in close proximity to Elephant & Castle tube station in south-east London. A rotating cast list of promoters and labels stage events at the venue each Friday and Saturday. The music pushed at the club is rooted in house, techno, electro and disco, but often incorporates dubstep, drum & bass and bass music. Open since 2005, the club is known for its intimate, urban atmosphere and solid soundsystems.

• 4/5 Elephant Ed London, England SE17 1LB
• Elephant and Castle
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$

Maddox

Since its launch in 2007, the Maddox nightclub in London has been offering the city an impressive clubbing environment for the local as well as the tourist club-lovers. Located in the heart of Mayfair in Central London, Maddox comes under the list of one of the best nightclubs in London. It is a restaurant and nightclub hybrid designed for a very sophisticated and selective crowd and contains one of the most exclusive members' clubs in the West End. With the perfect combination of restaurant, nightclub, and terrace all in the same place, Maddox has the complete package. The refined restaurant is located on a mezzanine and serves a fantastic and delicate Italian cuisine. Its exceptional terrace is a more tranquil and placid area where guests can have delicious and tasty cocktails in a more chill out ambience. In the complete center of the venue lies the impressive dance floor which is surrounded by cozy leather couches for seating and has a glass DJ booth on one side where internationally recognized DJs can be found turning up the hottest tracks in music. Every weekend, you will come across some of the most elite and VIP clientele known for popping the best champagne bottles and exotic drinks all night long. Moreover, you can also get lucky by bumping into celebrities like Paris Hilton, Will.I.am, and others. It is a must go venue for those who truly appreciate the finer things in life. Maddox has been and will always be one of London's hotspot!

• 3-5 Mill St, Mayfair London, England W1S 2AU
• Mayfair
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$

Ministry of Sound

Located at Elephant & Castle in South London, the Ministry of Sound nightclub is the focal point for the city clubbers since it was launched in 1991. Having a glorious history of intense clubbing experiences, the Ministry of Sound is known for its famous dance floor where guests can dance along to the backdrop of high-class house music on weekends. The Ministry of Sound has also been awarded as the “World’s Best Club” before. With cutting-edge DJ experiences and the nightlife ambiance of rocking clubbing all night long, the Ministry of Sound creates a must-have experience for those visiting London. Laid out across 4 stages of dancefloors and different bars, there is a lot to explore when you are at the Ministry of Sound. Recent renovations of the clubbing venue added a new courtyard, a unique VIP suite with an attractive viewing gallery, 2 new balconies, and much more to the overall décor of the venue, enhancing its aesthetics to an even more incredible degree. The venue is also known for offering the best DJs in the city along with pounding beats for your pleasure all night long, so be sure to check it out when you are in town.

• 103 Gaunt St London, England SE1 6DP
• Elephant and Castle
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$

Studio 338

Proving that Greenwich can rave just as hard as the rest of London is Studio 338, a sprawling club that combines the best elements of underground industrial venues with slicker super-club vibes. So whereas the nearby O2 is happy to flex its credentials as a location for arena rock and stadium dance acts, Studio 338’s multi-million pound refurb turned it into a far, far hipper destination, attracting dedicated dancers from across London and beyond. World-class house and techno DJs – from the underground side of things – regularly spin sets at S338, and another big draw is the all-night terrace; the terrace is covered, of course. Luckily, the inside of the club is just as appealing, leaning towards an industrial but colorful vibe.

• 338 Boord St London, England SE10 0PF
• Greenwich
• Dress Code: Casual
• $$

Luxx Club London

Luxx Club London is a Social Venue with DJ Lounge Bar, KTV, 7 Private Rooms & a Electrifying Nightclub Luxx Club London is situated on the prestigious Berkeley Street in the heart of Mayfair and surrounded by some of the capital's city's finest restaurants, casinos and private member's clubs. Elegant catering and hospitality is effortlessly coupled with bespoke lights, sounds and arguably one of the best interior London’s nightclub scene has ever seen.

• 15 BERKELEY STREET London, England W1J 8DY
• $

Night Tales Loft

Weekly intimate parties overlooking East London's skyline. Presented by Night Tales. NT’s Loft is an intimate club and terrace overlooking the East London skyline. The space boasts an impressive dance floor, an upgraded Function- One sound system and an all-weather heated terrace with a retractable roof. Same location, same intimate charm. Bigger. Larger sound.

• 207, 1 Westgate St London, England E8 3RL
• $

Electric Brixton

Electric Brixton opened its doors in September 2011, it brought back the life that was previously known as The Fridge and before that, The Ace. The most noticeable difference is the million pound facelift it's been given, where possible back to its original interior features with some twists for the 21st century. Electric Brixton boasts an amazing stage with unsurpassed sightlines making it the perfect venue for large scale club events, live music, television recording, private parties and special arts events. Across both floors the venue has a capacity of 1,700 for club events and 1,500 for live shows. It is the only mid-range music venue in Brixton which is home to an area with a long-established vibrant music scene, standing alongside many other live music pubs and clubs. Keeping Brixton at its heart Electric Brixton is equally at home hosting avant-garde arts events as it is hosting straight up clubs, a new centrally located independent venue perfect for South London.

• Town Hall Parade London, England SW2 1RJ
• $

Night Tales

Hip, industrial-style hangout with global street food, frozen cocktails, a large outdoor area & DJs. Occupying three railway archways and a 6,000 sq ft sun-drenched terrace. Night Tales is a neon jungle filled with tropical greenery. Inside you’ll find Arch 14, our new tropical cocktail bar, an in-house pizza restaurant, multiple cocktail bars, a 10,000 sq ft terrace and a nightclub. All tables, day bed areas, and booths are available for private hire and come with table service.

• 14 Bohemia Pl London, England E8 1DU
• $

Hootananny Brixton

Raucous music venue in Brixton with a lively beer garden and mouth-watering food. Live music Wed-Sun and sometimes in between!

• 95 Effra Rd London, England SW2 1DF
• $

Phonox

Brixton club Phonox looks to be kind of a big deal for south London nightlife, and in fact London clubbing as a whole. After the team behind acclaimed nightspots including XOYO, The Nest, the Old Queen’s Head and the Blues Kitchen franchises purchased the site of former Brixton club Plan B when it shut down, they wasted little time in transforming it into Phonox. The club has a similar feel to both XOYO and the Nest: a sleek, dark dance cavern with plenty of space for dancing, and the programming leans very much towards the leftfield side of dance music – don’t expect cheesy ’80s nights here, it’s quality, underground house, techno, disco and bass all the way.

• 918 Brixton Rd London, England SW9 7AY
• Brixton
• 9:30 PM – 4 AM Fri, Sat 4 – 10 PM Sunday
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$

The Victoria

The Victoria has a long standing heritage as a genuine Victorian pub. It has been a centre of the community throughout the last 100 years and its stunning 1950’s era bar island takes centre stage in the venue, illuminated, and boasting the kind of drinks offer you’d expect to find; JaguarShoes classic cocktails, locally brewed craft beers and a selection of new and old world organic and vegan wines. Our live music room has been at the centre of the London scene since the 80s and we are proud to carry the torch for this prolific venue. We believe grass-roots venues like The Victoria are vital to the arts and British culture, therefore we put in a lot of work and love into providing a platform for creative minds.

• 451 Queensbridge Rd London, England E8 3AS
• $

Tonteria

Opening their doors in 2012, Tonteria has established itself as one of London’s most prominent and recognised nightclubs about, having hosted parties for the likes of HRH Prince Harry and Leonardo Di Caprio to name a few.. Living up to their namesake, “Tonteria” which translates to “foolishness” or “silliness" in Spanish be ready to expect the unexpected. As you descend the stairs get lost in their Mexican jungle, dive into their undefeated tequila selection (if you dare) and let their award-winning acts, which range from fire spitters to Mexican lucha-libre wrestlers, corrupt and enchant you. Pairing innovation and out-of-the-box thinking, they alter the theme each night, so join them on Monday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday for a unique and unforgettable experience.

• 7-12 Sloane Square London, England SW1W 8EG
• Belgravia
• 8 pm - 3 am Mon, Fri - Sat, 8 pm - 2:30 am Thu
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$

Heaven

London’s legendary and world famous nightclub, situated in the heart of the city, home to Live Music, G-A-Y and Popcorn. London clubland in the 1970s was a fairly dismal place. It compared very unfavourably with New York and many european cities and the concept of ‘clubbing’ as we understand the term today simply did not exist. To that end a group of innovative characters got together and took over the site that was a run down old roller disco called Global Village and in December 1979 Heaven opened its doors for the first time. It was timed perfectly. Six months earlier Mrs Thatcher had been elected and an era began that saw unemployment rise to levels last seen in the 1930s. The sense of decay and gloom was palpable. The ‘Swinging London’ of the 1960s a distant memory. London needed a splash of colour & flamboyance to counter balance the otherwise grey monochrome that was the reality of the british capital. Heaven was the brainchild of Jeremy Norman, responsible for the Embassy club, and which was seen as the nearest London had to Studio 54 in new york. Heaven quickly became the focal point for what had until then been a fairly understated gay scene that hitherto had been based in small hidden cellar bars or pub discos. When Heaven opened its doors in 1979 only 12 years had elapsed since the decriminalisation of homosexuality and at the time there was still a lot of overt prejudice against gay men & lesbians. Heaven bore the brunt of some of that intolerance and in those days was regarded warily by the authorities. It did however establish itself as a club venue that constantly re-invented itself. Its long standing creative director and general manager David Inches ensured that it never grew tired and always had a bookings policy that set it apart from its rivals. Not just gay club events either. Over the years nights such as ‘Bedrock’ ‘Pyramid’, ‘ Shoom’, ‘Rage’, ‘Megatripolis’ amongst many others all attracted a predominantly straight crowd for whom Heaven represented a delicious step into the decadent unknown. There were periodic live shows featuring bands who fancied playing an off the wall venue rather than the usual spit and sawdust live music venues. New Order played their first London show here in 1981. Barely six months earlier, when they had been called Joy Division their lead singer Ian Curtis had committed suicide. The renamed band minus Curtis had much to prove. Their London show 33 years ago has since passed into legend. Throbbing Gristle, the original industrial pioneers played at Heaven in 1980 – and reacquainted themselves with the place 29 years later in what became their last London show before splitting. Nick Cave's original band The Birthday Party played a storming set at Heaven in 1982 that 33 years on is still spoken about. Bauhaus were filmed at Heaven also in 1982 performing their classic 'Belo Legosi's Dead' the footage for which was used in the Catherine Deneuve / David Bowie film 'The Hunger' - one of the original 'sexy vampire' movies. In 2008 MAMA Group (now MAMA & Company) went into partnership with G-A-Y founder Jeremy Joseph and purchased Heaven from the pure group (Jeremy took over sole ownership of Heaven in 2013). G-A-Y was moved over from the Astoria, which was in the process of closing down and this now occupies the main club sessions on a Thursday, Friday and Saturday and has featured notable performances since that time by Adele, Lady Gaga, Jessie J, Miley Cyrus, One Direction amongst many others. Popcorn – the UK’s busiest monday night continues to pack them in each week with a rousing all nighter featuring the best house and R & B – 15 years old and still going strong. With the demise of the Astoria, Mark Ellicott – the Astoria’s long standing general manager and previously at the Kentish Town Forum & Brixton Fridge, moved over to Heaven with the remit to get going a regular live music scene and to put the place on the live map. Over the course of the past six years some of the best live bands have graced the stage here – both established artists and up and coming. Public Image Ltd, Throbbing Gristle, Franz Ferdinand, Interpol, The Cribs, MGMT, Killing Joke, Culture Club, Foals, Bombay Bicycle Club, Two Door Cinema club, a-Ha, Everything Everything, N*E*R*D*, Tame Impala, Little Dragon, Yeasayer, John Grant, Hot Chip, Azealia Banks amongst hundreds of others. Heaven is now central London’s only one thousand capacity venue for live music. Its sound and lighting system is comparable with anything else on offer to live music promoters in other venues. The atmosphere created for live music in this basement space, so full of history right underneath Charing Cross station, is unique and the question if often posed why it took some three decades into its time before it was discovered by live event promoters as a venue to stage their acts... A good question indeed. This year – 2015 – Heaven will be 36 years old. Middle aged if it were human. But it is not human. It’s still in its stroppy adolescence. Restless and moody. Wanting to try new things out still. Wanting to experiment and push back boundaries. If you haven’t checked us out yet – it’s about time you did! If you require any information about wheelchair accessibility to Heaven please contact us via the form below, or call 0207 930 2020 and a member of our team will be able to advise you further.

• The Arches London, England WC2N 6NG
• $

Electrowerkz

London's longest-running alternative venue, a creative hub for the weird and the wonderful from live music, dance nights, art shows to performance art. Including a full-time bar and restaurant. An old tube carriage and cobblestone courtyard in spacious warehouse for club nights and live acts.

• 7 Torrens St London, England EC1V 1NQ
• $

Proud Embankment

Our majestic, newly renovated two-storied venue hosts a spectacular array of shows – with world class cabaret and circus acts including burlesque artists, aerialists and fire breathers. The entertainment is accompanied by carefully curated cocktails and a delicious fine dining menu. The Proud Group has been revolutionising England’s nightlife scene for almost two decades. Boldly bringing Cabaret back centre stage, Proud Cabaret is a name synonymous with decadence and the highest class of performance. Proud has some of the UK’s grandest and most spectacular cabaret venues offering unique arenas to host private parties all year round. Recently renovated to increase capacity and distance between diners, these spacious, versatile venues in iconic, historic buildings have a decadent feel. Enter any Proud Cabaret venue and you will be transported into an era of glamour and luxury, where the only choice is to party in style. Lavish locations that are guaranteed to bring the wow-factor to every night out and private party.

• 8 Victoria Embankment London, England WC2R 2AB
• $

Club 49

Late-opening basement nightclub with 50-strong cocktail menu, resident DJs and occasional live jazz

• 49 Greek St London, England W1D 4EG
• Bloomsbury
• 5:30 PM - 3 AM Mon - Sat
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$

Toy Room

If you wish to feel the ambiance of some contemporary, stylish boutique club in London, the Toy Room is a perfect clubbing destination. Located in the heart of Mayfair, the Toy Room nightclub in London is a high-end, members-only club that has an Italian-styled lounge venue with leather wall paneling and embedded brass studs all over the club area as well as 20 VIP tables for seating. Offering an overall capacity of 350 people, the Toy Room is inevitably an intimate club promising to become one of Mayfair’s hottest clubbing destinations. Mark your presence in the Toy Room nightclub in London and ensure yourself the best party experiences in the city. The Toy Room offers a stylish lounge area hosting a wide array of music tracks including R&B, Hip Hop, DJ nights, top mashups and so more. Inspired by the architecture from the freemasons who once dominated Argyll Street, the guests at the Toy Room nightclub can enter the club through the hall of mirrors through a candlelit crypt. With its very own mascot Frank, a 4 foot teddy bear, Toy Room is carving out a niche for itself. If you are looking forward to organizing or attending an opulent event, then the Toy Room nightclub is a perfect setting.

• 8-9 Argyll St London, England W1F 7TF
• Leicester Square
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$$

E1

Large, industrial-style venue with impressive light & sound system hosting electronic dance parties.

• Unit 2, 110 Pennington St London, England E1W 2BB
• $

The Pickle Factory

This industrial-ish space in Tower Hamlets was indeed used to operate as a working pickle factory, but after being used for foodie pop-ups and exhibitions in 2013, Oval Space have fully revamped the intimate venue as a club and live music space. Expect an alternative and esoteric programme, and be ready for leftfield but thoroughly banging DJ sets from underground heroes and mind-bending arty bands.

• 13 -14 The Oval London, England E2 9DU
• Cambridge Heath
• Varies depending on events
• Dress Code: Strict
• $$

Lafayette

You might not have been to Lafayette yet, London’s box fresh new venue in King’s Cross. Not many have. It opened its doors at the beginning of March (after Brit Award winner Dave put it through its paces in a secret show the weekend before opening), but the pandemic soon spread apace forcing it to close again at barely short of two weeks old. As part of the same family as sister venue Omeara, Lafayette is a cut above. Double the size of Omeara at a little over 600 capacity, this spot has the feel of a scale model Shepherd’s Bush Empire but with a sound system on par with the seminal West London venue. Located within the new Goods Way development for all the food and pre/post show drinks, Lafayette is a musician friendly venue, with its own backstage bar (Nola’s), a sound system that does precisely what you want a sound system to do, and a tech spec to rival venues over twice its size. And it’s a punter friendly one too; impeccable sightlines across the room, a multi-tiered standing balcony, and a venue wide stage allowing you to see all the action wherever you find yourself squeezed between or behind. It’s just a short two minute walk from King’s Cross station, too. Booked by the Communion Presents team, Lafayette should quickly become the go-to for artists quickly finding their feet and find themselves and their fanbase outgrowing the likes of Omeara. Plenty is planned for when those doors eventually swing back open in 2021, so put it top of your post pandemic go-to list, sign up to their mailing list, and start saving your gig ticket money.

• London, England N1C 4DP
• $

Here at Outernet

HERE at Outernet - a brand new live event space hidden four stories under central London. The venue will showcase an array of talent across pop, electronic, indie, theatre and more – in keeping with the innovative and progressive ethos of our multi-media venue.

• Charing Cross Rd, St Giles High St London, England
• $

Metropolis

So, Metropolis is an infamous East London nightclub situated near Cambridge Heath and Bethnal Green, split over five floors and including a Rooftop bar, Basement Club and Beach Bar including 5 tons of real sand! As Head of Promotions for the venue, my role consists on making sure we are bringing in the best musicians and performers possible and creating the best audience experience possible. Our program consists of a weekly Friday night, Harpies, the UKs first LGBTQ+ strip club, and weekly house party – Trash Palace hosting some of the best residents in London as well as guest DJs every week.

• 234 Cambridge Heath Rd London, England E29NN
• Cambridge Heath
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Number 90

Nestled in the heart of the East End within the flourishing cultural landscape of Hackney Wick, Number 90 is a stunning, spacious canal-side bar and restaurant. Here at Number 90, we offer great food made from locally sourced produce and an expansive drinks menu – including an innovative cocktail list and a strong range of craft beer. Inside is kitted out with a hand-crafted bespoke wooden decor and our famous giant disco ball, while outside we have our beautiful terrace on the canal. With an event’s programme celebrating the best local and international music, art, comedy, film, theatre and more, Number 90 has become something of a Hackney institution. The venue was awarded the ‘Best Local Business’ at 2014’s Mayor of Hackney’s Business Awards and Time Outs Love London Awards. Number 90’s ever-evolving space and events programme is set to excite and delight. Welcome to the family, we hope you enjoy! Number 90 is proud to present an engaging and varied weekly music program that focuses on collaborating with musicians and collectives based around London and giving them a platform to showcase and promote their work in the form of DJ sets and live performance. Our residents are representative of an entire musical spectrum; we have labels and collectives that showcase world music, jazz, house, disco, funk, soul and hip-hop. See you on the dance floor!

• 90-94 Wallis Rd London, England E9 5LN
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