The 12 Bar Club in Denmark Street, just a drunken swagger from Soho, is to the London gig scene today what the legendary (now sadly defunct) CBGBs was to NYC in the 70s – a down ‘n’ dirty, feet-stuck-to-the-floor, gloriously seedy dive where anything can – and often does – happen. From the outside it’s a blink-and-you-miss-it cafe-fronted affair, although its classic circular logo is instantly recognisable once you clock it. Enter through the fairly innocuous table and chair frontage and – bang – you’re straight into the moshpit, on your left a decadently stocked bar awash with torn ‘n’ worn posters from its blues and punk-fuelled history, lovingly staffed by characters straight outta the rock icon handbook. And all encased in a lovingly weathered shell of graffiti and thrilling memorabilia. Just don’t ask for a goats cheese panini.

It’s been mein-host to The Libertines, Seasick Steve, Martha Wainwright and countless other mavericks who have graced its miniscule rouge-swamped stage. Stick a drumkit and a mic up there and you’re left with the guitarist virtually hanging from the rafters. It’s that cosy.

But as a place to experience live bands, up-front, raw and rugged, it really can’t be beaten. And there’s more than just the music – it’s an Alice rabbit warren of a hang out. Turn a corner here, there’s a place to down shots and shoot pool; head through a fire exit there and you’re outside on the legendary Tin Pan Alley, rubbing hips with the spectres of Hendrix, Moon and a quiet riot of lost indie dreamers with faraway eyes, hidden away from the orgy of muso shops and Noel wannabes on the streets beyond.

Renowned for nights including its I AM ROCKSTAR Tuesdays founded at the flagship nightclub in South Kensington, to the national and international events spanning from London to the south of France, Hong Kong, Ibiza and Switzerland, Boujis offers its members and friends an inimitable and unrivalled nightlife experience.

Boujis has enjoyed eight years as the premium nightlife destination in London and a multitude of industry recognised bar and club awards, and has played host to some of the world’s most influential and glamorous crowds. Awards received are varied and many, including best club, and we are delighted that the consistently high level of service and sophistication shown by the Boujis team from the ground up is recognised in this manner.

The tireless dedication shown by the Boujis management and staff to discretion, professionalism and style mixed with the world class DJs featured and the effortless atmosphere of elegant fun our members enjoy make Boujis nights a truly bespoke, unique experience for those who seek it.

Réputée pour ses nuits, y compris le mardi nuit JE SUIS ROCKSTAR, fondée à la discothèque phare de South Kensington, à des événements nationaux et ...

The regeneration of Piccadilly is apace with the renaissance of one of Europe’s premier and exciting locations for dining and night life. This continues with the opening of the £25 Million Dstrkt venue, voted Best New Restaurant and Club 2012 taking its place amongst London’s night life crown jewels.

George Yaneff (top American chef, formerly at the Bazaar Restaurant by José Andrés, SLS Hotel in Beverly Hills) along with his team, preside over the elegant and glamorous restaurant which will awe even the most discerning gourmands with its all-organic blend of Continental cuisines. The space transforms each and every evening as diners stay to party until the small hours.

The à la carte menu is available for dinner, as are the tasting set menus, starting at £45 per person. We have a number of tables online and many more tables available for walk-ins.

The Hammersmith Apollo is a major entertainment venue located in Hammersmith, London. Designed by Robert Cromie in Art Deco style, it opened in 1932 as the Gaumont Palace cinema, being renamed the Hammersmith Odeon in 1962. It has had a string of names and owners, most recently AEG and CTS Eventim.

L'Hammersmith Apollo est un lieu de divertissement majeur situé à Hammersmith, Londres. Conçu par Robert Cromie dans le style Art déco, il a ouvert en ...

Ministry of Sound, established in 1991, has grown from a world famous nightclub in London to become the world’s biggest dance brand. With live events, nightclubs, record sales across the world and thousands of people tuning into Ministry of Sound Radio and TV and checking out ministryofsound.com every day, Ministry of Sound truly is the home of dance music.

Ministry of Sound, créé en 1991, est passée d'une célèbre discothèque du monde à Londres pour devenir plus grande marque de danse du monde. Avec ...

Morton"s Club is London's leading private member's club, overlooking Berkeley Square in the heart of Mayfair.

With an unrivaled 1700 bottle wine bin, as well as a stunning first floor fine-dining restaurant, Morton's is able to boast offering a truly unique dining experience.

The elegant member's cocktail bar is the perfect start or end to an evening, while the lively 2&8 nightclub will have you dancing until the early hours.

Morton's Georgian heritage has been blended with contemporary artwork to create an elegant and sophisticated space, with enormous flare.

Morton's dedication to its live music program also allows members to truly appreciate what an entire dining experience should involve.

The Reform Club was founded in 1836, in Pall Mall, in the centre of what is often called London’s Clubland.

The founders commissioned a leading architect of the day, Charles Barry, to build an imposing and palatial clubhouse. It is as splendid today as when it opened in 1841. Membership was restricted to those who pledged support for the Great Reform Act of 1832, and the many MPs and Whig peers among the early members developed the Club as the political headquarters of the Liberal Party.

The Reform Club is no longer associated with any particular political party, and now serves a purely social function. And today’s Reformers are men and women drawn from many backgrounds and a wide field of professional life.

The Reform Club is a gentlemen's club on the south side of Pall Mall, in central London.

Originally for men only, it changed to include the admission of women in 1981.

The club enjoys extensive reciprocity with clubs around the world, and attracts significant numbers of foreign members, including diplomats.

Members and their guests are required to conform to standards of dress and conduct which are normal in the Club. In exercising their judgement in this respect members and their guests shall give full consideration to the feelings of others.

Supperclub is a restaurant, cocktailbar, club, gallery and experimental free state all rolled into one.

Supperclub originated in Amsterdam and has grown into a globally successful phenomenon with franchises in London, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Istanbul, Dubai and more franchises are on their way!

Have fun, eat, listen, dance and enjoy your evening. Nothing is obligatory. Everything's possible. Be yourself and anything can happen to you, at supperclub!"

“Always do sober what you said you'd do drunk. That will teach you to keep your mouth shut.”

London’s Longest Running Weekly Rock Night Every Wednesday at The Borderline located in the heart of Central London. Dj’s Orrie Mayhem, Punk Gareth and Son!X mixing Metal, Punk, NuMetal, SKA, Metalcore, PopPunk, Alternative Rock Anthems from past favorites to present day hits with lots of surprises and requests. Cheap drink deals and advanced guest list available.

The club is built on punk ethics of unity and friendship. We get together every Wednesday we have a few drinks we jump about the place we sing along to some of our favourite songs by the bands we love. We make friends, we have fun it’s all rock n’ roll.

We keep it real we keep it rocking and we keep it positive!

Not to be confused with the famous nightclub that played a central role in Britain’s punk movement, The Roxy on Rathbone Place is much more – though not entirely – about glam pop and rowdy college revelry.

The most student-oriented nights are earlier in the week, especially during Wednesday’s official student night, which sees the club swimming with young partiers from the nearby University College London – at least during term time – as they forget about higher education for a bit and DJs crank up the retro and contemporary pop.

The longstanding subterranean joint is not large, so while ivory chandeliers, chamois barstools, and sleek leather loungers in the back add a touch of class to the joint, it’s difficult to even see the ruby red walls let alone the furnishings once the evening gets going and the crowd swells shoulder-to-shoulder.

Showing up early, however, usually affords a relaxed vibe, with a sparse collection of cool older locals sampling innovative cocktails at the long wooden bar as budget conscious visitors enjoy half-priced wine and beer during a Happy Hour that runs Monday through Friday.

Things get a little pricier as the weekend sets in, with DJs segueing into chart and pop-based hits for a fun-loving crowd of unpretentious patrons who just want to dance the night away and don’t mind a little claustrophobia.

And if the local hipsters are put off by the weekend’s Top 40, they can always come back to The Roxy on Mondays and Tuesdays, when the music is devoutly indie and “popular hits” is a downright dirty term.

Tiger Tiger London, the ultimate venue where you can eat, drink, party and entertain all under one roof.

Consisting of various, uniquely themed areas in each venue, from the relaxation and style of the Tiger Bar, to the retro party atmosphere of Groovy Wonderland, to the glamorous VIP clubbing of The White Room, Tiger Tiger London has something great for everyone - style, comfort and a fantastic night out!

From the owners of Mahiki comes their latest venture for clubbing and drinking. Whisky Mist has an option for membership but isn't members' only, and is regularly visited by A-listers and Royals.