This city is famous for its midnight antics and electronic music scene, drawing in revellers and DJs from all over the world. So it's no surprise that when it comes to nights out, you're spoilt for choice between giant multi-storey playgrounds, rooftop gems and quirky party bars. We've put together a list of the best house music clubs in London, promising some of the most forward-thinking, refined and fresh line-ups on the market.
@ Mimosa on Fri, 16th Oct 2026 @ 21:00 - 3:30
All-new swanky Clapham cocktail bar Mimosa is playing host to a huge Friday night dance party led by DJ Majestic – a platinum-selling producer and global industry powerhouse.
With a number of sold-out shows at iconic venues and festivals under his belt, this is a more intimate affair than he's used to – making this set a super exclusive one. Tickets are limited for this one-night event – where the music won't be wrapping up until 3:30am.
Have a hankering for house music? Hop on over to Haugen to elevate your weekend. Start with a two-course brunch and if you're feeling bold, make it a boozy one with one hour of bottomless prosecco. Then hit the floor as a bangin' set of DJs bring that island-inspired fire.
@ House Party on Sat, 7th Nov 2026 @ 13:00 - 19:30
House Party in Soho is hosting what promises to be the ultimate day party this November with its Ibiza anthems brunch. Expect continuous tunes from some of Ibiza's biggest names, previously having welcomed guests like Brandon Block, Bongo Ben and Lisa Loud.
Get stuck into tasty New York-style pizzas accompanied by cocktails, while you dance all afternoon and evening. This happens to be one of the coolest venues around too, designed like an actual house across seven floors.
Trapeze is a no-brainer for great tunes and an energetic crowd. Although it's set over two floors, the real fun happens in the Shoreditch club's basement, where a string of the city's best take to the decks playing house and deep disco tracks until late.
@ 93 Feet East on Every Friday
Merging disco and Ibiza-inspired house from the city's top DJs with live performances, PARADE Fridays is a great way to let loose once the weekend launches. Better yet, there's a lineup of tasty cocktails to boot.
A big dog in the London nightlife scene, Queen of Hoxton is a multi-level Shoreditch club and bar. Popular for its buzzy atmosphere, various dancefloors and regular DJ acts, the party palace also houses an epic rooftop, which is ideal for predrinks.
