London's rave scene is one of the most electric in the world, and it goes far deeper than the big-name clubs. From sweat-soaked warehouse parties in Hackney Wick and Shoreditch to secret location raves that spread by word of mouth, the capital has been the heartbeat of underground dance music since the late '80s. Whether you're chasing techno, house, drum & bass or something harder to categorise, there's a night here that'll keep you going until the light comes in. We keep this list sharp and regularly updated, so you can find what's on, grab tickets and get there before they sell out.
@ Big Chill Kings Cross on Fri, 24th Apr 2026 @ 22:00 - 3:00
@ The Sanctuary on Friday 3rd April 2026 and 18 other Fridays
@ XYZ Brentford on Sat, 25th Apr 2026 @ 14:30 - 16:00
@ The Roxy on Saturday 18th April 2026 and 2 other Saturdays
@ Karma Sanctum Soho Hotel on Sunday 5th April 2026
Hearn Street Car Park is a music event space in Shoreditch, few minutes walking from Shoreditch High Street Station. Its two garage-style rooms are home to some of the city's best DJs. They run a limited number of raves each year, so don't miss out.
Dockside Vaults is the only surviving warehouse in St Katharine Docks, an hireable space known for having underground raves in London, amongst other things. Fitting up to 450 people, this venue is home to regular parties from Like It Love It events.
Autumn Street Studios is a warehouse space in Hackney Wick, very close to Pudding Mill Lane tube station. One of the bigger clubs in Hackney, you'll find house and electronic lovers alike flocking here, so check them out if you're looking for a rave in London tonight.
Archways with attitude, Crucifix Lane is night club with a warehouse feel located a short distance from London Bridge. This venue had the pleasure to host Dominik Eulberg, Monika Kruse, Shonky, Roman Fluguel and the wonderful Nina Kraviz. And what with its 650 person capacity, this fun filled party joint is always booming.
Hackney Downs Studios is a creative space compound situated in central Hackney. A booming underground joint host to pop-ups, late night club jaunts and DJs alike, this electrifying East London lair is just the ticket for dancing denizens and deep house lovers alike.
The Sidings Warehouse is a night club space located 5 minutes from London Bridge station. The Sidings has all the features of a 100 years old building blended with a new look, and if you're wondering about a rave in London this weekend then they might just have what you're looking for.
Great Suffolk Street Warehouse is a massive space in Southwark, managed by the London Warehouse Events Crew. A car park bound by giant arches, this huge venue is usually split into 2 or 3 different music rooms. Electro, techno and house raves in London are the name of the game at this urban destination.
