Sub Club
Open since 1987 beneath Jamaica Street, Sub Club is one of the longest continuously running underground clubs in the world. The low…
Venues with Disco in their music policy, across the UK and beyond.
Open since 1987 beneath Jamaica Street, Sub Club is one of the longest continuously running underground clubs in the world. The low…
The cherry logo has been on the Ibiza skyline since 1973, making Pacha the island's oldest superclub. A whitewashed Ibicencan building with…
A Birmingham institution since 1972, moved from Paradise Circus to Smallbrook Queensway in 2016. Several rooms of indie, Motown, chart and alternative,…
A former Wesleyan chapel off Deansgate with the original pipe organ and stained glass still in place, used for gigs and large…
An independent club founded in 1993 on an explicitly anti-racist, anti-sexist door policy, playing soul, funk, reggae, hip hop and house.
A category B listed art deco ballroom on the seafront, with a sprung dancefloor mounted on steel springs — one of the…
A queer bar and basement club in Dalston, open from daytime through to late, with a policy spanning house, disco, techno and…
A small, low-ceilinged room with a Funktion-One rig that has anchored the Leeds underground since 1998.
A converted hall on Blackscroft that reshaped Dundee nightlife, booking underground house and techno well beyond what a city of its size…
A velvet-lined room west of the centre with a disco, electronica and punk-house policy and a devoted regular crowd.
A Digbeth club built around northern soul, ska, reggae and Britpop, with a sprung floor and a soul-club atmosphere.
A Baltic Triangle warehouse space combining club nights, live music and community programming.
A seafront venue in a former tea room, mixing live shows with long-running club nights.
A free-entry bar and venue in the railway arches behind Brighton station, running gigs and indie, soul and disco nights.
A basement club off Briggate with a soul, funk, disco and hip hop policy, plus a long-running comedy night.
Open since 2006 on Holmeside, and the centre of Sunderland's independent scene, with a range running from nu-jazz and acid house to…
A former ex-servicemen's club in Hackney with a glittering gold ceiling, running gigs and indie, soul and disco club nights.
A Brixton club built around a single room and a resident-led booking policy, giving one DJ a long Saturday residency at a…
A 1950s cargo ship moored in the Floating Harbour, converted into a live venue and club. The hull room is one of…
An independent, multi-purpose space in the merchant quarter, run by people who treat music, art and drink with equal seriousness.
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…
Four floors on Charles Street — bar, live room, restaurant and a basement club running house, disco, techno and hip hop.
A Barbican venue combining live music, burlesque and cabaret with a late discotheque.
A small Peckham arch behind a shopfront, with an eclectic policy taking in psytrance, Italo disco, house, techno, grime and dubstep.
A Hackney Wick warehouse with a courtyard, programming house, techno, disco, grime, garage and jazz across day-to-night events.
A converted 1930s market canteen in west Amsterdam with an ornate main hall and late licence.
Open since 1985 and running 80s, 90s and indie anthems across four rooms — the fixed point of Leicester's alternative scene.
Built into railway arches under Oxford Road station, with the curved brick giving the room its natural acoustics.
Under the arches by Charing Cross, Heaven has been a cornerstone of LGBTQ+ nightlife in London since 1979 and hosts the long-running…
A bar and basement venue on Sauchiehall Street, mixing live gigs with house, soul and new-wave club nights.
A two-floor venue on Marine Parade with a sea-view balcony and a strong underground booking policy.
A small upstairs room on Pelham Street, mixing new bands with indie and disco club nights.
Southampton's LGBTQ+ bar and club, with a dancefloor, stage, patio and a deliberately music-free room for anyone who wants to talk.
A low, tunnel-like club dug into the seafront at Madeira Drive, running dub, reggae, jungle and bass nights.
A set of Hackney railway arches combining street food and bars with a club floor running house, disco, garage and soul.
Oxford's LGBTQ+ basement club, just off Cornmarket Street.
A basement off Bath Street playing funk, soul, disco and retro hits, open late through the week.
One of the oldest clubs in Leeds, open since 1979, with a Funktion-One stack and a mix of underground bookings and long-running…
The largest LGBTQ+ venue in Coventry, combining bar, food and club nights.
A cornerstone of the Lower Briggate LGBTQ+ quarter, with a heated outdoor terrace and dancefloor anthems across several floors.
A low, dark basement off Frogmore Street running jazz, funk, techno and bass nights.
A seafront venue on the former Coalition site, running weekly club nights alongside touring live shows.
Aberdeen's LGBTQ+ bar and club, open seven days a week.
A multi-room bar in Hockley whose Stockholm room runs as a late club on Fridays and Saturdays.
Norwich's LGBTQ+ club, upstairs on Prince of Wales Road.
The centre of Birmingham's Gay Village since 1969, over several floors with cabaret, drag and club nights.
A long-running LGBTQ+ club in the Merchant City, with a lounge bar upstairs and dancefloors below.
A Shoreditch bar and club over three floors, best known for a rooftop that is themed and rebuilt each season.
A bowling alley, bar and club in one building on Nelson Street, with club nights running late at weekends.
A two-floor club inspired by the New York disco era, with a large sound system and a dressy weekend crowd.
A long-running Soho bar with a basement club floor, playing disco, pop, house and dance to a mixed and LGBTQ+ crowd.
A neon-lit 1970s disco room in the Ropewalks, playing pop anthems and classic disco.
An LGBTQ+ club on Victoria Street playing throwback pop and chart anthems.
A small basement off King Street with a house, disco and RnB policy and a smart-casual door.
A Clapham institution trading on disco, 90s and 00s pop and unapologetic cheese.
A Hackney club running pop, club classics, house and disco.
A Putney club playing house, disco, funk and party classics to a south-west London crowd.
A St Mary Street club trading on throwback anthems and feel-good chart nights.