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Playing It Safe If, like many others, you're hitting the London club scene this weekend, make sure you do it safely. Playing it safe doesn’t mean that you can’t have a good night, just that you know how to look after yourself - avoiding injuries and... more |
Time For Those Great Outdoor Festivals British summertime is here and we are now into festival season once more. It is about this time of year that festivals all across London really step up a gear, drawing crowds of partygoers into London nightclubs and bars.... more |
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i Tunes Festival 2009 From 1st - 31st July the iTunes Festiva kicks off and this year there is going to be a massive line up with more than 60 live musical artists knocking out some amazing tunes at Camden’s Roundhouse. Last year the Festival attracted plenty of fans all packing London’s nightclubs and bars..more |
Pride Of London One of the largest pub, bar and London nightclub events that takes place annually is the Pride of London event which begins this year at 1pm on 4th July across the whole of Trafalgar Square, Soho and Baker Street and promises to be more flamboyant than ever before this year... more |
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DJ Bars in London As far as the London nightclub scene is concerned, the DJ bars in the area are proving to be all the rage with people who want a place to party pre-club. |
Outdoor Nightclubs in London Sizzle London nightclubs and festival bars are about to enjoy a boost from some of the major annual festivals which are taking place this year that see bands such as Get Loaded and Lovebox hit the stages for live performances that take us into summer 2009 in the right way. London nightclubs that are a hot favourite with clubbers... more |
Sorry Not Tonight Jack
Jack Tweedy may still be grieving for his wife, but it appears it will take more than sympathy to get him into some of London’s most famous nightspots.
Just six days after being released from prison, Tweedy, was back out partying on the London nightclub scene. After visiting Movida, he attempted to carry on partying at Bungalow 8, where he was refused entry.
So it seems that if even the people most in the public eye can be turned away, what chance do non-celebs have? Of course it always helps to get your name on the club’s guest list beforehand, although the clubs still have the right to refuse admission. Here are some other tips to avoid any embarrassment or disappointment.
- Always act appropriately, if you’re blind drunk and stumbling over, it’s not likely that you will make it through the door.
- Check out the club’s dress code beforehand. Don’t expect to be let in if you turn up looking like you’ve just come out of the gym. Always dress smartly - that way you shouldn’t have a problem.
- Avoid turning up as a large group of men. Most nightclubs will turn you away.
- Always take your ID, even if you think you look old enough. Most nightclubs in London will require you prove your age.
