Best Clubs in Birmingham

Those of you with a penchant for proper clubbing should enjoy the work of this brilliant venue. A warehouse plot known for their heaving house-themed nights, renowned DJs and pop-up street food events, there's a reason Lab11 is notably one of the best clubs around.

Retro-themed, rambunctious and brimming over with beats from the 60s, 70s and 80s, The Night Owl has big love for for all things Northern Soul. Take yourself back to the good old days of flared trousers and vinyl records, all vintage dance moves welcome. 

Often hosting a number of famous faces, Bubmu's opulent feel sets this venue above the others in the city. The Moroccan Garden offers an idyllic spot to unwind, while the many private booths inside make it the perfect club for an intimate celebration.

Home to legendary club nights in the much-desired underground location, the Tunnel Club know how to put on a musical spread. A funfair of great nights for party revellers, this club based under a railway arch is a top favourite amongst Birmingham's residents.

One of the most prominent and happening gay venues in Birmingham, Nightingale Club is renowned for its laid-back attitude and down-to-earth vibes. Host to student nights and drag queens, it's usually brimming with fire-eaters, go-go girls and great DJ residencies. 

A Digbeth favourite full of grit, Spotlight is a late night bar that's both an urban socialising space during the day and a warehouse club come nightfall. This club offers party lovers everywhere a sanctuary where you can leave your worries at the door and dance into the early hours.

Three rooms of brilliant music and an idyllic rooftop terrace; what more could you ask for? Laid back and chilled in everything it does, PST is the home of Dub, Jungle and Reggae in Birmingham, hosting some of the most friendly and fun-loving music lovers in the city every weekend.

Located in a renovated Victorian warehouse, this industrial-style club and music venue boasts two huge event spaces, as well as mezzanine viewing gallery and rooftop garden. For serious musos and techno-heads, The Mill is a must-visit.

The Institute has become clubbing royalty in Birmingham's late night scene. Originally built as a chapel in the 1900s, it has since accumulated its own fame, now known for being one of the main influences in the UK rave scene and a firm favourite for students and locals alike. 

Pushing boundaries and welcoming everyone with a warm embrace, Core Club is one of Birmingham's biggest gay clubs. With weekly club nights drawing in party animals from all over the Midlands, the fun-loving vibe that courses through the venue will leave you with a beaming smile. 

One of the biggest clubs in Birmingham is also one of the most fun. They are renowned for hosting some of the most class club nights, with several different rooms offering something different in each – made all the much better by cutting-edge sound and visuals on stage.