Music policy
46 venues with Drum & Bass in their music policy, across the UK and abroad.
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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…
Manchester
A seasonal series rather than a permanent club, WHP takes over disused Manchester industrial space each autumn and winter. Its Depot Mayfield home is a former…
Bristol
A former skate park turned warehouse complex beside the Feeder Canal, with connected rooms and an outdoor Marble Factory yard. Bristol's largest club environment.
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…
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Manchester
A former Wesleyan chapel off Deansgate with the original pipe organ and stained glass still in place, used for gigs and large club nights.
Edinburgh
A hundred-capacity room on the Cowgate that books far above its size, seven nights a week.
London
A Canning Town warehouse with a no-photography policy and long, late programming across techno, dubstep, garage and jungle.
Edinburgh
A charity-run club on the Cowgate programming techno, drum & bass, electro, jungle and hip hop, alongside arts and community events.
Harry Bond
London
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.
Edinburgh
Built into the Edinburgh Vaults beneath the Old Town, a stone-arched club running house, techno and bass across two rooms.
Exeter
A small basement on Queen Street running live bands and alternative club nights since 1991.
York
York's long-running live venue, going since 1992, and home to Distortion — the city's only weekly alternative club night.
Glasgow
A former warehouse complex on the Clyde with multiple event spaces, a yard and a year-round arts programme.
Hull
Hull's alternative institution, on a site used for entertainment for over a century, running indie, pop-punk, electro, 90s, rock and drum & bass nights.
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Bristol
A 1950s cargo ship moored in the Floating Harbour, converted into a live venue and club. The hull room is one of the most distinctive spaces…
Edinburgh
A 600-capacity room tucked down Hastie's Close, used for live shows and club nights across dance and indie.
Birmingham
A Digbeth warehouse club with an outdoor yard, central to Birmingham's underground programming.
Bristol
A Stokes Croft mainstay since the early 1990s, spread over three floors and central to Bristol's rave history.
Northampton
A Northampton music venue with thirty years of history behind it — Radiohead, Metallica and Oasis all played here. It was forced to close in 2005…
Oxford
A Cowley Road bar and back room running jazz, house and drum & bass nights alongside live music.
Coventry
A live venue and club on Far Gosford Street, co-owned by The Enemy's Tom Clarke, mixing touring gigs with club nights.
Middlesbrough
Teesside's best-known live venue and club, in a former cinema, running Fang Fridays and Shangri-La Saturdays through to half three in the morning.
Birmingham
A converted Digbeth industrial building programming live shows and large electronic club nights.
Norwich
Run by the UEA students' union, and the home of Norwich's alternative and indie club nights as well as touring bands.
Brighton
A low, tunnel-like club dug into the seafront at Madeira Drive, running dub, reggae, jungle and bass nights.
Manchester
A pub above and a low basement club below, with a 4am weekend licence and a house, techno and drum & bass policy.
Birmingham
Originally built as a chapel in the 1900s and now a multi-room Digbeth venue combining gigs with club nights.
Nottingham
A two-room club tucked behind Rock City, programming bass, house and drum & bass.
Brighton
A seafront arch club under the promenade, booking touring house and techno names alongside local residents.
Shrewsbury
A Grade II listed former buttermarket by the canal basin, running live music and club nights across three floors.
Bristol
A low, dark basement off Frogmore Street running jazz, funk, techno and bass nights.
Leeds
A multi-room warehouse south of the centre used for large-scale touring shows and all-night events.
London
A Brixton Road venue with an indoor room and a garden terrace, mixing live music with dance and commercial club nights.
Wrexham
A Wrexham music venue and club with a 900-capacity club room and a 550-capacity live space, and the main survivor of the town's club scene.
Southampton
A converted industrial building used for touring live shows and large club events.
Norwich
A converted television studio north of the centre, used for large dance events and touring shows.
Bournemouth
A former Victorian theatre in Boscombe, used mainly for touring live shows with club nights alongside them.
Oxford
A three-room Cowley Road venue combining touring live shows with student and alternative club nights.
Swansea
A dance-focused club on the former Club Oxygen site, with two floors and a licence that runs through to sunrise on Friday and Saturday.
Tim Landy
Reading
A two-level Reading institution with a heated garden, live music and weekly club nights.
Doncaster
A Doncaster club with a reputation for underground music and a harder-edged programme than the rest of Silver Street.
Lincoln
Lincoln's largest venue, run by the University of Lincoln students' union on the Brayford waterfront, combining touring live shows with student club nights.
Bournemouth
Run by the Students' Union at Bournemouth University, and now the main survivor of the town's club scene, combining live gigs with DJ nights and silent…
Birmingham
A railway-tunnel club in the Jewellery Quarter with a heavy sound system and underground bookings.
Wakefield
A Smyth Street live room and club that opened in October 2021 on the former Warehouse23 site, known for its sound system.
Swindon
A Swindon live-music venue that doubles as the town's main club room.