Moments away from the overground, Colour Factory is a Black-owned nightclub and music venue in the heart of Hackney Wick. It’s known for spotlighting female, non-binary, and queer artists, and has an excellent programme of low-key nights during the week in addition to their sell-out weekend events.
The pub is great and all, but sometimes it doesn’t quite hit the spot for when you want to properly lose yourself on a night out: we’re talking smoke, strobe lights and top-tier soundsystems. Thankfully, London’s clubbing offering isn’t too shabby these days – actually, there are heaps of places we’d recommend for you to go out and dance all night long.
This city has got pumping warehouse spaces attracting big-name DJs from all over the world. It’s got under-the-radar spots on the outskirts of the city, home to boundary-pushing subcultures and up-and-coming artists. It’s got LGBTQ+ institutions where you can dance the night away. And, of course, it’s got its fair share of cheesy, no-nonsense parties, for when all you need is a good old sing-along.
If you want to have a big night out but don’t know where to head, don’t stress. We’ve put together a list of the 38 best nightclubs in London right now – all you need to do is start planning the pre-drinks.
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