» Nightclubs In London

London has to be one of the most, if not most diverse and exciting cities in the world and it goes without saying that it's partying and clubbing culture matches the cities diversity. There are as many nightclubs in London as there are styles of music and nightlife fashion ranging from RnB, Hip Hop, Drum n Bass, House, Dance, Club Classics, Funky House, Disco, 70's & 80's, Soul, Rock, Indie, Trance, Pop and Chart to Grime, Garage and Rave.
Many nightclubs in London have strict entry policies with dress code, appearance, age and the right balance between male & female guests being of upmost importance. This is important to remember if you're visiting any of the nightclubs in the West End of London as failure to adhere to any of the above often means not getting in!
Shorditch famous for it's Brick Lane has a number of tucked away niche nightclubs along and off the stretch of Brick Lane with the two most famous being the Vibe Bar and 93 Feet East which is just opposite.
Just a stones throw up the road is Hoxton where the majority of the nightclubs cater for the dubstep, Hip Hop and the Drum n Bass scene. Most, if not all of these clubs are always packed by midnight from Wednesday onwards with people from student, hip and trendy locals and tourist backgrounds coming from all over to sample the delights of the trendy East London nightlife and nightclubs in the area.
London Groove hosts it's main flagship night Soul Saturdays at one of the biggest nightclubs not far from Hoxton or Shorditch in the city of London which is called The Anthologist round the corner from Bank Station and takes place every Saturday from 9pm to 3am. Our other main club night is little sister to Soul Saturday taking place every Friday and conveniently called Soul Fridays which happens at Stanza night club in Shaftesbury Avenue. Both nights have a music range of smooth RnB, 90's Soul and Funky House.
Below we've listed some of the more popular club nights among the best ones that take place at nightclubs in London every weekend and we've focussed on mainly music driven London clubs, meaning clubs that have a specific music policy instead of clubs and late night bars that have a varied music range are more drink and ambience driven where the emphasis is not so much on music but more on surroundings. Remember there is a whole lineup of popular night clubs and bars in the capital giving anyone a good experience of the London nightlife scene, we hope you find our London nightclubs guide useful.