Whether you want to run an under 18s disco, through to a full blown rave, from basement to party bus venues, private club hire in London can allow to you realise your plans. From cocktail parties to wrap party venues, hen & stag parties, birthdays, Christmas & New Years Eve, bridal showers through engagement parties and weddings, London's many clubbing venues are at your disposal.
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Big Chill started as a boutique festival, bringing the music, the people and the good times together. Way back in 2004 the party was moved indoors; Big Chill Bar was born and the party lives on. &n... Read more
A unique event space in the heart of Camden Market. 700 Capacity over three rooms with a 2am licence.
The venue consists of three connected spaces, including the industrial style Warehouse (500 standing, 200 seated), The Club (100 standing, 80 seated), and our Grade 2 listed stables (200 standing, 100... Read more
The independent arts venue in the heart of Shoreditch.
Stage your event in a five-storey Shoreditch landmark – whatever your ambitions, Rich Mix have a space that will work for you. Located on Bethnal Green Road just a stone’s throw fr... Read more
Large 1400 capacity venue which incorporates the UK’s largest beer hall, a flexible event space, and a huge garden
Big Penny Social in Blackhorse Lane incorporates the UK’s largest beer hall, flexible event space, and a huge sunny beer garden with a total capacity of over 1,400 people. We are an incredibly v... Read more
A modern, bright multi use venue over three floors
In the heart of Balham for over 21 years, this venue offers something for everyone; an escape from home to make your own. Spread over three floors, the relaxed space can be used for anything from work... Read more
A waterside dream venue with a sandy beach for unique and memorable summer events up to 500 people
Nestled beside the River Thames, Neverland is London's exclusive waterside venue with a sandy beach. It is the ideal location for unique and unforgettable summer events from May to September, acco... Read more
A stones throw away from Oxford Circus, for the last 25 years, it has been one of Central London's most loved venues!
Multi-level Hire Full takeover benefits from use of the stylishly retro Upstairs Bar as well as the Basement space for live performances and dancing. High Spec Sound System Central Londons... Read more
Unique, multi-sensory bingo experience venue
Located on the corner of Worship Street and Curtain Road in Shoreditch, Hijingo is a multi-sensory bingo experience combining mind-blowing video and motion graphics, stadium-grade light... Read more
Late night stylish cocktail bar, 1920's speakeasy. Relaxed and intimate, lively and fun. DJ's, live music.
The Lucky Pig, is an intimate, late-night cocktail bar, situated in the heart of Fitzrovia in Central London, close to Oxford Circus, Great Portland Street, Goodge Street and Warren Street. It pair... Read more
An impressive campus of event spaces included spaces for live music, drinks receptions and festival style parties!
Southwark Quarter offers a medley of spaces and a full takeover includes the below spaces - get in touch today to discuss combinations of spaces and how you can hire Southwark Quarter to deliver an un... Read more
Hoxton Docks is an incredible canal side venue for hire in London. The ex-coal storage facility is a unique blank canvas venue in London. We cater to all types of events in London including weddi... Read more
19th Century Victorian Factory, comprising over three floors with 30,000 sq.
A space that nods to the past with its enriched history and looks to the future, with its forever growing culture. Our unique venue which started its journey in the 19th Century and still offers some ... Read more
A relaxed & versatile Neighbourhood Club House, combining party and event spaces, as well as workshops/presentations.
Here at Bubba Oasis we have a gorgeous 200 capacity snug & lounge, which includes use of our intimate, retro conversation pit and DJ booth for an amazing party! We have a full kitchen on site, and... Read more
13 Indoor Venues and 45 Acres of Space. Private function experts from Conferences, to Weddings, to Festivals.
The Hive stands as London's preeminent destination for hosting celebrations, banquets, and events, nestled in the heart of North London. Our opulent venue, reminiscent of the grandeur found in ... Read more
A famous hot spot in the heart of Notting Hill, West London. We host live music, art exhibits, private events & more.
A basement venue that has hosted some of the best live music events London has had to offer. Perfectly suited in size, location and decoration for any private hire. Versatile and adaptable venue fo... Read more
This hidden venue is a perfect place for Rum Enthusiasts. No under 18's permitted.
Burlock is a 1920's themed Caribbean Rum Bar based opposite Selfridges. We have a delicious range of South American and Caribbean themed small plates available to order as well as the most delicio... Read more
?Club nights are some of the biggest nights out that there are, with large venues packed to capacity and everyone enjoying themselves. If you’ve decided that you want to be a part of that action, then there’s no time like the present. After all, there’s always room for another club night in London that will showcase the best music and the best party there is, all you have to do is be the one to organise it.
Understand Your Audience
A major part of running a club night is
being an events promoter. In order to do this well, you need to know who your
event is catered towards. What is the age demographic? Where do they live? What
type of music do they listen to? How much disposable income do they have? Being able to answer all of these questions
and more will start you on your journey to hosting your own club night. You’re
no longer thinking just about what you would like to see, you’re thinking about
what your audience wants. If you figure out how to make them happy, then your
event is going to be a success.
Venue Hunting
Now that you know your target market, it’s
time to find the right type of venue. There is an array of nightclub venues for
hire in London, so concentrate on the ones that look as if they would cater to
the demographic that you will be marketing to. If your night is going to be
themed, then look for something that fits in with that. Many venues will
already have a reputation for playing a certain type of music, so now is the
time to use that reputation to its full advantage.
The Entertainment Factor
Now that you have the venue sorted, you’re
going to need a DJ. Perhaps you’ve had one in mind from the very start and you’ve
come up with this plan together, or perhaps not. Either way it’s time to set
the details in stone and discuss with them what you want played, the atmosphere
that you want to create, as well as any logistical issues that there might be.
Of course, the entertainment doesn’t have to stop with the DJ. Many club events
have other performers as well. From dancers to fire-breathers, having entertainment
that your audience can watch will certainly heighten the experience for
everyone involved.
Staffing
While your venue might provide you with bar
staff and even security on the night, you’ll need to make sure that you provide
any and all other staff needed. Having a good team around you that you trust is
essential. Not only will you need some people on the doors, you’ll also need a
team of promoters getting out there and advertising your event with flyers as
well as on social media. A photographer should also be hired to capture the
event in detail. When these pictures hit social media in the days following,
everyone will tag themselves and their friends and this will only help to
promote any more events that you host.
Promote Your Club Night
As we’ve already mentioned, a major part of
organising a club night is becoming an events promoter. You will always need
more promotion than you think you will. Social media is great, but you really need
a dedicated and loyal team pushing the message out there, and some paid promoting
won’t do any harm either. As well as this, you’ll need flyers out everywhere.
There more people who hear about your event, the more likely it is that you’ll
manage to fill the space. Place flyers in other pubs and clubs in the area to
get maximum visibility. Now is also the time to make sure that your website is
up and running. Can people pay for tickets online? If so, this is a great way
for people to be able to queue jump by purchasing in advance so make sure that
it is working smoothly.
Know Your Brand
While you are organising and promoting, it’s
important that you have decided on what your brand will look like. The
decisions that you make now will impact on any other events that you throw in
the future. Invest in getting a professional logo designed as well as posters
and advertisements. Linked to knowing your audience, your brand will declare to
the world who you are and what you do, so it needs to be true to what it is you
want to create with your club night. This is something that can wait until you
become more established, just don’t release branding that you’re not 100% sure
about.
Evaluate
While your club night might be successful,
you will still need to evaluate carefully afterwards. What worked well? What did
everyone really seem to enjoy? Take a look at this and ask yourself how you can
achieve more of the same and what can be added next time to make sure the
experience is even better. You’ll also need to take a look at what didn’t go so
well. Was there poor queue management getting into the venue? Did the night
take too long to get started? By closely analysing all aspects of the event,
you can come back even better and stronger the next time around. Take a note of
all of the social media reviews that you receive. While you won’t please
everyone, fix what can be fixed.
If you’re looking to start the next big
club night event, then look no further. Hiring a nightclub couldn’t be easier
and there are so many venues that will be only too happy to work with a promoter
and bring the city the club night that it never new it needed. Careful planning
and market research are needed, but once you know exactly what you want, it’s
only a case of going out there and getting it.
London is home to some of the most impressive nightclubs in the country. Known for its buzzing nightlife scene, eclectic bars and clubs and unique venues that host a catalogue of different events, booking an exclusive night club venue in London is a no brainer. Known as being at the very heart of the UK’s forever evolving music scene, you will find a fantastic range of cutting edge club-venues that will add an electric dimension to any event.
Nightclubs not only celebrate the power music has in bringing like-minded people together, but they also provide the perfect backdrop to any music event. Providing the perfect setting, technology, lighting and space to host a catalogue of different events, there’s just something incredibly special about London’s iconic nightclub scene. Here are just some of the events that you can host in a nightclub venue: • Rave • Hen and stay party • Wrap parties • Birthdays • Christmas parties • New Year parties • Engagement parties • Wedding parties • Product launches • VIP parties • Basement parties • Under 18s events. Whatever you’re planning, London's many clubbing venues are at your disposal.
The answer to this question is a resounding yes! After all, it's no secret that London plays host to some of the coolest nightclubs on the planet, attracting DJs, artists and musical production teams that are at the top of their game, from all corners of the world. Home to some of the most iconic nightclubs in the UK and around the world, London’s forever thriving nightclub scene will ensure that you can enjoy nights to remember that will stay with you for a lifetime. Fabric, Printworks, Egg, Studio 388 and Tobacco Dock are just some of London’s best loved nightclubs.
If you’re planning on hosting a club event, it’s important that you plan it properly and remember, you should always visit the venue you are planning on choosing in person so that you can be sure that it meets your exact requirements. Here’s our top tips on how to plan and host a club event in London • Promote is key – make sure that you use all your available marketing channels including social media! • Find the perfect venue • Focus on generating revenue before the event – ie; ticket sales, drinks tokens, merchandise • Always price the event carefully and never blow your budget! • Think about the needs of your guests • Always put the health and safety needs of your attendees first • Check the capacity of the venue you are choosing – does it work?
Closing times vary from venue to venue however, as a general rule of thumb, the vast majority of London nightclubs close between 3am and 4am! Some however, are open until 8am, depending on the event and what is happening.