The Ministry of Sound provided one of the best nights I've had out in a long time. I had always…read morewanted to visit here, having listened to a lot of their curated stuff online, and I finally got the chance on a recent trip to London. Finding the Ministry is easy; all the entrances and lines are clearly marked outside. We had purchased tickets online, and we entered incredibly quickly as a result. Once inside, it is a massive area. The Gallery, the area you enter into, was playing house music and had a huge bar. The Box, where the artists were performing their sets, was clearly marked. The Box had arguably the best soundsystem I've ever experienced at a club, no exaggeration. I think their dedication to this endeavor shows. The bass is booming, the sound is clear, and there are plenty of lighting and smoke effects. We had a great time in here, but don't expect to hold a conversation - this is a room purely for the music. And boy is it something to behold. A smaller room was the baby box, and this played primarily remixes of pop songs with EDM mixes. We spent a LOT of time here. Very fun, not very crowded. Drinks were good and reasonably priced. (Though I'm American so I'm not sure what the standard is.) Obtaining an Uber after was easy and the location is very easily found. Overall, I definitely want to return in the future.

My friends and I came here for Dillon Francis. There are 2 rooms with amateur DJs, 1 main stage,…read moreand the main hall with the bar. The lounge room upstairs was so crowded that you could not access it at all during the night. All of the music was EDM, which after being there for hours was mind numbing, with no break. The bar felt safe for the most part, metal detector and searches to get in, lots of security in the building. They have a few VIP options with seating in the main bar area and VIP upstairs. Drinks were reasonably priced. The crowd is slightly young, I would say predominately 18-21. I would recommend not showing up until 12, we showed up around 11 and the club was dead. The main artist (Dillon Francis) did not even start until 3am which I found to be way too late. Overall, cool experience while visiting London but couldn't need to return. Main floor is accessible, top floor there are stairs to access 1 room and VIP area.

Elephant and Castle venue Corsica Studios is a non-profit arts organisation that helps to fund…read moreexhibitions, performances, film screenings and other ventures. The club nights that reside there are dubstep groundbreakers Platform 1, Garage neeks Night Slugs and more. The space is amazing when your walking through the place you will see random bits of art which cathes your eye instantly. The crowd you get there is more the arty crowd what you'd expect from an art studio really. Just the whole vibe of the place is really cool and i enjoyed myself when i went there recently, it was for a dubstep and garage club night with acts Macabre Unit and more and it was a great night and i think that was partly due to the venue to be honest.

It is like a return to the glow stick and white glove environment of the 90's. Situated down a…read moredodgy side street in dodgy Elephant & Castle I expected to see people with eyes as big as saucers mumbling to themselves outside. My trip down memory lane included wanting to see barely coherent, incarnations of Bambi trying to stand on the dance floor as an imitation of dance. In truth I saw neither of these things. The clubbing scene has grown up over the years. This venue is a trussed up warehouse fitted with one bar that services two rooms. The atmosphere will always be intimate as the place is not huge. With a decent outside space fitted with a Corona bar, Corsica Studios is spacious enough to be able to wander the white walkways to escape the phenomenally heavy bass lines to catch your breathe. The sound system is breath taking if you situate yourself in front of a speaker. I spent most of my night there, ensuring cheap thrills from the massive reverbs. I like this venue, not because it is any thing special, but because it is a happy symbol of my underground rave past.

Wanna 'Rock your Body' with Justin Timberlake, you know the video with the palate of flashing…read morerainbow lighting canvassing his chiselled smile? Just transport yourself to the Lightbox for the same effect, but a less attractive collective of backing dancers. I was here for a themed 'Malice in Wonderland' fetish party called Club Rub, a night that made my work colleague belly laugh for a full 20 minutes due to that cunning alliteration. It was kinda like a softcore Torture Garden, although actually I saw some fairly hardcore 'activities' which cannot be repeated within the confines of this text box. I would say the bathrooms are cleaner than average though, and if you're lucky you may even be serenaded by compliments/gestures from a gorgeous girl or two! Cryptic enough? Job done. Photo courtesy of http://s580.photobucket.com/home/samrussotechno http://www.youtube.com/user/justintimberlaketv?blend=1&ob=4#p/f/6/TSVHoHyErBQ

I came to Lightbox on a Thursday night which is a student night, and it was fairly empty even…read morethough we arrived in the small hours of the morning. The room is really very cool - the lights and smoke machine give a very unique effect and the smoke filled the room which didn't make it seem quite so empty. Despite the lack of people, the music was good and the atmosphere was quite nice, so it was a fun night. The drinks were overpriced for a student night which was very disappointing. I found the bouncers very nice, not as aggro as many can be, they had a casual chat with me and my friends, weren't rude at all. What I found bizarre was that Lightbox don't allow you to take pens in. A strange thing to be upset about but I had come with a work bag which had a lot of stationary in, which had to be confiscated. A bit of a shame! Regardless, I will definitely be visiting again.

Great club. Heard about it for ages before I lived in the UK and now that I'm here I've been…read moreseveral times. I've never really been into the UK Garage/Grime/2Step stuff but luckily one of the weekend nights is dedicated to stuff I do like (House & Techno) so there's always something happening I'll probably enjoy. Getting in is as streamlined as it can be for a club that was required to add some extra scurtiny. I've never had to wait that long and it's painless. Once you're in it's like a giant industrial complex dedicated to high quality dance music. Really like the people wearing shirts like "Don't Be a Creep" because yes, don't be that person. Sound system is LOUD but GREAT. House music all night long plz.

Fantastic venue and fantastic sound system. Not too loud where your ears are being destroyed and…read moremusic is distorted. Several bars to get drinks from. Main dance floor is a bit small, even without tables. Legendary night, will be back.

Seems like the review on this page is super outdated so I'm going to add a new voice. I'm pretty…read moresure Fire is no longer a gay club?? But I may be wrong. Its definitely more of an electronic music club venue now days. Beginning late 2012 Fire has had some amazing house & tech house DJs for their In Session nights. Other promoters and record companies also host some parties here (like UK bass, dubstep, dnb, etc). There is one main room (with amazing lasers, ceiling LED, side elevated railing space, bar in the back and an upper layer in the very back, above coat check, with couches and separate bar), and two smaller side rooms to each side with large bar and toilets. In general, its not that hot in there. The security here is always quite strict. They give you intimate pat-downs and close examinations of everything (out of your pocket and bag).

What a club! Be prepared for an all nighter if you decide to head here…read more It is a predominantly homosexual crowd and definitely a sexually liberal place! The crowd did vary throughout the night however and early hours in the morning more groups of 'Lads' appeared to begin with. We had an awesome night there recently. The house music was continuous and pumping. People were all up for a serious night of dancing. We danced for hours before we realised it was 7am! The staff and clientele were so friendly. We thoroughly enjoyed being able to dance the night away and not get hassled by annoying men!

This club just had its opening on Saturday night (sunday morning) and what a night it was! Although…read moreit's only early days for the club it felt as if it was established. It was very busy and I imagine if you had to wait in the queue you would have been there for a while but luckily enough I had been invited by the owners so was given the Paris Hilton treatment. I would check for guest list in the future as no one enjoys hanging around in the cold! The music was minimal, electro house and although it has a late finish (6am) the crowd danced all night. The 'crowd' seem to be the old Jaded lot from AKA so a bit of a mix between hard core partiers and the more sensible type of clubber ;) It was extremely busy maybe because it was the opening night but this made the bar a bit of a nightmare (my only complaint) I will certainly be back!

A proper hole in the wall and a favorite haunt for local trance heads. No honeys in heels here…read more With just one dance floor and an all-too-cozy lounge area one has no choice but to mix and mingle. Can't wait to see Askew spin in April!

I had one of my best nights out clubbing at Hidden Club located in Vauxhall in London. They put on…read morea really amazing event. This particular event was thrown by Frantic and had an amazing line up of talented hard house and hard dance DJs. The club is what it's name says, hidden. It is an underground club. You approach it from the street and walk down stairs and you are in. It is a decent sized place but when it is packed with a ton of people it gives the effect of being small. This place attracts all people from all walks of life from all over England, you can meet some cool peeps at Hidden, it has a knack for attracting pretty cool like minded people that you wouldn't normally have a chance to meet. Made some pretty cool friends here, and I can't wait for my next party at Hidden! The sound system is OK, I would of course prefer much more bass and more pounding speakers but it is what it is, I could still hear the music well, but more bass would have been better. I could lose sleep over the anticipation that I get awaiting for my next event located at Hidden! Hidden is an experience!

Cavernous 3-room rave warehouse with parties going on til midmorning. Very dance-focused and…read moreextremely hot and humid in the main room so dress as though you were going dancing in a rainforest (not joking). Sound system is Funktion 1 and didn't give me tinnitis the next day, a rarity especially considering I forgot my earplugs (free ones available behind the bar) Drink prices reasonable, minimum 10 quid charge for cards. Some events sell tickets in stages with midnight/general and post-5am tickets

excellent vibes and great reggaeton!!! good scene for loud music! Good dancing scene as well.read more

From the owner: La Pollera Colora is an Award Winning Latin Nightclub situated in London Bridge. Established in…read more2001 this Club has grown significantly to become London's Number 1 Latin Nightclub catering to a friendly vibrant mature crowd. The Nightclub features 2 Dance Rooms set over 2 Floors each playing to different vibes. It's the most sought after Latin Nightclub around so it's recommend to arrive as early as possible to gain entry as the Club does get busy... London's Best Latin DJ's are on rotation spinning the best Latin Rhythms which include Salsa, Merengue, Vallenato, Bachata & a touch of Reggaeton. You'll dance the night away Guaranteed... We open every weekend. It's recommend to arrive as early as possible to gain entry as the Club does get very busy. We open on Fridays & Saturdays and Doors open at 9pm. Entry Policy: Dress to Impress. Shoes Required. Smart Jeans are ok. No Caps. No Hoods. No Baggy Cloths. Age Policy: Gentlemen: +21 Ladies +18 Photo ID's Strictly Required for Entry for everyone. No ID means No Entry.

What better way to spend the Easter Sunday than at a Game of Thrones themed Rave in the tunnels at…read moreBlackfriars. This event was awesome. The venue was perfect and offered a variety of different rooms and settings from Little Finger's brothel to the Red Wedding banquet table, the opportunity to sit on The Iron Throne itself or dance the night away with star DJ Christian Nairn (who plays Hodor in the hit show). They decked out every room brilliantly and had an area for every vibe you might be feeling. The encouraged costume element just also made it so much fun and had a mix of those dressed as characters, creatures or in general medieval attire. Honestly such a fun night out, wish it had been open until 6 not just 4 and can't wait for it to come back to London again.