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Greater London
From Elephant & Castle warehouses to Soho basements, London holds the densest concentration of nightclubs in the UK.
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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.
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A queer bar and basement club in Dalston, open from daytime through to late, with a policy spanning house, disco, techno and pop.
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A Canning Town warehouse with a no-photography policy and long, late programming across techno, dubstep, garage and jungle.
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A club with a charitable model that donates profits to mental-health and community causes, now in a Docklands home after outgrowing its Tottenham yard.
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A former ex-servicemen's club in Hackney with a glittering gold ceiling, running gigs and indie, soul and disco club nights.
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A Brixton club built around a single room and a resident-led booking policy, giving one DJ a long Saturday residency at a time.
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A two-floor Shoreditch club best known for its long-running resident series, which hands a DJ a three-month run of weekends and lets them shape the programme.
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A small Peckham arch behind a shopfront, with an eclectic policy taking in psytrance, Italo disco, house, techno, grime and dubstep.
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A Hackney Wick warehouse with a courtyard, programming house, techno, disco, grime, garage and jazz across day-to-night events.
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Under the arches by Charing Cross, Heaven has been a cornerstone of LGBTQ+ nightlife in London since 1979 and hosts the long-running G-A-Y club nights.
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A restored Victorian theatre near Clapham Junction that runs as a live venue and a late club, from pop and indie to garage and soca.
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A modern venue in the Outernet complex by Tottenham Court Road, used for live shows and large club events.
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A set of Hackney railway arches combining street food and bars with a club floor running house, disco, garage and soul.
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A Brixton Road venue with an indoor room and a garden terrace, mixing live music with dance and commercial club nights.
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Three floors plus a large terrace and garden, running some of the longest sessions in the capital.
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A Shoreditch bar and club over three floors, best known for a rooftop that is themed and rebuilt each season.
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A Soho club built around circus-themed cabaret performance, with table service and a hip hop, RnB and house policy.
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A long-running Soho bar with a basement club floor, playing disco, pop, house and dance to a mixed and LGBTQ+ crowd.
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A Shoreditch basement club with a circus theme, playing hip hop, RnB, afrobeats, amapiano and house.
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A Clapham institution trading on disco, 90s and 00s pop and unapologetic cheese.
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A Hackney club running pop, club classics, house and disco.
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A Clapham High Street club with an RnB, reggaeton, Afrobeats and Latin policy.
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A Putney club playing house, disco, funk and party classics to a south-west London crowd.