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Opened in 1991 and modelled on the New York warehouse clubs, Ministry of Sound built its reputation on The Box — a room designed around the sound system rather than the other way round. Four rooms, a long-standing house and dance policy, and one of the most recognisable club brands in the world.
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London
Three rooms under the old Smithfield cold stores, with Room One's bodysonic dancefloor wired so the bass travels through the floor itself. Fabric has been central…
London
A vast former IKEA warehouse in Tottenham converted by Broadwick into four connected halls. It is among the largest indoor club spaces in Europe and programmes…
London
An artist-run space in two railway arches near Elephant & Castle, small enough to feel like a party and adventurous enough to book almost anything.
London
A queer bar and basement club in Dalston, open from daytime through to late, with a policy spanning house, disco, techno and pop.