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.
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Last updated on 8th July 2024
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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.
The Cross' London basement house club is bringing you the chance to get down in one of the premier venues of the 90s - a place that's been reborn at a slick new destination. Party 'til the early hours across this gritty setting.
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.
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.
Working with artists that produce everything from melodic house to progressive techno, Parable is hosting all kinds of brilliant events across the city. You'll find day and night parties at gorgeous rooftop venue Studio 338 in Greenwich, or head to Hackney Wick where Mano Le Tough is playing their summer parties. And the best part? Tickets start from just £20 per person.
After a cool club in East London for house music? With a gorgeous terrace, swish indoor space and playlist of disco, funk, RnB and more, NT's definitely fits the bill. What's more, the Hackney dance spot shares a building with rooftop bar Netil 360, meaning your night is sorted from start to finish.
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.
