Explore London’s clubs for house, deep house, tech house, techno and electronic music. WottLondon brings together upcoming club listings and a guide to venues worth checking when you are choosing your next night out.
VIEW UPCOMING LONDON CLUB EVENTSThe same venue can host a deep house party one weekend and a hard techno event the next. Start with the lineup and promoter, then choose the setting and timings that suit you.
For a night built around groove, warm basslines and soulful or stripped-back selections, look for house and deep house DJs. Listen to a recent full set rather than a single track to get a feel for how they play.
Tech house brings house grooves together with a more percussive, driving sound. Check whether the booking leans towards rolling underground sets or bigger festival-style tracks: both can appear under the same genre label.
Techno covers a wide range of sounds, from deep and hypnotic to fast and intense. The artist’s recent mixes and the promoter’s previous parties help you work out what to expect.
London’s electronic scene also includes drum & bass, jungle, garage, breaks and disco. If an event spans several styles, check the room splits so you know where the artists you want to hear are playing.
Use these venues as a starting point, then follow the official links for their current programmes. Music styles below are pointers; the individual event determines the sound on the night.
Elephant & Castle
Look for: House, tech house and headline dance events
A long-established London club built around the sound system and the dancefloor. Its programme covers different corners of dance music, so choose by the promoter and lineup rather than assuming every night has the same sound.
Visit Ministry of Sound’s official websiteFarringdon
Look for: House, techno and bass music
With three rooms, fabric gives you the chance to explore several DJ selections in one night. Check the room-by-room lineup: a house-led booking and a bass-focused event can offer very different experiences.
Visit fabric’s official websiteCanning Town
Look for: Underground techno and experimental electronic music
FOLD is a useful starting point for exploring London’s underground electronic scene. Look through its resident DJs and event programme if you prefer adventurous selections and want to discover artists beyond the headline names.
Visit FOLD’s official websiteWapping
Look for: Techno, house and electronic events
An East London club whose programme ranges from house bookings to harder techno nights. The promoter and individual artists are especially useful clues here: check a recent DJ set before picking your event.
Visit E1’s official websiteNorth London
Look for: Large-scale electronic events across several genres
A former warehouse venue hosting electronic music on a large scale. It is worth checking for multi-artist shows and major promoter takeovers. Read the event schedule carefully because a daytime show needs a different plan from an overnight club night.
Visit Drumsheds’s official websiteDock Road, East London
Look for: House, techno, disco and underground electronic music
The Cause brings together a broad mix of electronic artists and parties at its Dock Road venue. Multi-artist events can be a chance to explore different sounds, from groove-led house selections to tougher electronic sets.
Visit The Cause’s official websiteNorth Greenwich
Look for: House, tech house and electronic events
Studio 338’s terrace and garden are defining parts of the venue. Check its programme for house and tech-house parties, as well as other electronic bookings, and confirm which spaces are open for your chosen event.
Visit Studio 338’s official websiteNorth London
Look for: House, tech house and techno
Egg’s house and techno programme makes it a useful venue to check when planning a London club weekend. Its different rooms can offer more than one sound, so look at the full lineup and any room details before booking.
Visit Egg London’s official websiteBrixton
Look for: DJ-led club nights and electronic music
A South London option on Brixton Road. Browse its upcoming DJ bookings and listen to the artists beforehand: that is a better guide to the night’s sound than the venue name alone.
Visit Phonox’s official websiteLondon
Look for: House, bass music and a varied club programme
XOYO’s programme includes house bookings, drum & bass events and other club nights. Check the specific event description and lineup to find the sound you want, especially if you are looking for a house-focused night.
Visit XOYO’s official websiteHackney
Look for: DJ nights and electronic music
Located on Bohemia Place in Hackney, Night Tales is another venue to check when putting together an East London night out. Look at the advertised DJs, event format and timings to decide whether the party suits your plans.
Visit Night Tales’s official websiteHackney Wick
Look for: Club nights and a varied music programme
Colour Factory adds another Hackney Wick option to your venue shortlist. Check the individual event listing for its music policy and which spaces are in use; the venue includes yard and terrace areas alongside its late-night programme.
Visit Colour Factory’s official websiteCamden
Look for: Live music, DJ bookings and club events
KOKO hosts live music and events in Camden. When exploring its calendar, check whether the listing is a concert or a club event, and whether your ticket covers the main theatre or a different space.
Visit KOKO’s official websiteShoreditch
Look for: Live and electronic music events
A Shoreditch venue on Holywell Lane to include in your search for electronic events. Read the event format carefully so you know whether you are booking a DJ-led club night or a live performance.
Visit Village Underground’s official websiteCharing Cross
Look for: LGBTQ+ club nights, pop, dance and live music
Heaven is a long-established LGBTQ+ nightclub and live music venue beneath the arches on Villiers Street. Check the specific party and music policy when planning your visit, as its club nights and concerts offer different experiences.
Visit Heaven’s official websiteShoreditch, Kingsland Road
Look for: House, disco, garage and drum & bass
An intimate Shoreditch club with a Funktion-One sound system and a rooftop terrace. Its promoter-led programme covers a range of underground sounds, making the lineup and event description useful starting points when choosing your night.
Visit Basing House’s official websiteBrick Lane, East London
Look for: House, deep house, tech house and UK garage
A Brick Lane venue with separate club and live music programmes. Browse its house and tech-house parties, including daytime events, and check the advertised rooms and timings before booking: some parties start in the afternoon and continue into the evening.
Visit 93 Feet East’s official websiteReady to choose a party? Browse WottLondon’s upcoming London club listings for event dates, venues, lineups and ticket links. Use this guide to discover the venues, then find an event that matches the music you enjoy.
EXPLORE THE LATEST CLUB LISTINGSVenue websites checked in October 2026. Programmes and entry policies can change; confirm the details with the venue or promoter before travelling.
