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Every venue in the Booko catalogue tagged Gig.
11 venues
EartH (Evolutionary Arts Hackney) is an arts venue in Dalston, set in the restored 1930s Savoy cinema and reopened in 2018 by the team behind Village Underground. It has three spaces under one roof: the tiered Art Deco EartH Theatre (680 seated), the open-plan EartH Hall (up to 1,200 standing) and the split-level EartH Bar & Kitchen. They can be...
The Fox and Firkin is a historic live music pub on Lewisham High Street with its own brewery, a garden described as an urban oasis and wood-fired pizza from Freewheelin' Pizza. Its gig calendar spans reggae, folk, jazz, Latin, rock, comedy and more, and its 1950s Kent and East Sussex first-class train carriage in the garden is available as a...
IKLECTIK is a grassroots venue for experimental music and sonic arts, now based at Peckham Levels on Rye Lane after ten years in Waterloo. Its sound-treated open space has a 13.4 multichannel speaker system, a grand piano, a stage and dance floor, a bar, an outdoor terrace and a breakout room, holding 450 standing or 250 seated. Alongside its own...
Moustache Bar is a basement bar and event space on Stoke Newington Road in Dalston, a few minutes' walk from Dalston Kingsland and Dalston Junction stations. It is hired out for birthday parties, comedy nights and personal or professional gatherings for up to 100 guests, with no hire fee, removable tables and chairs, a QSC sound system, CDJs and a...
O'Neill's Leytonstone is an Irish pub on Leytonstone High Road showing live sport on Sky Sports and TNT Sports, with live music every week and pub food from breakfast to small plates. Its Music Hall function room hosts birthdays, stag and hen dos, anniversaries, engagements and work dos, with seating for up to 200 guests.
The Good Mixer is a 1950s Camden Town pub and grassroots music venue on Inverness Street, famous as a haunt of the Britpop era and of Amy Winehouse. It has free-entry live bands on Thursdays and Sundays, DJs at weekends, a pool table, jukebox, live sport, outdoor seating and award-winning chicken from its kitchen. The whole pub or its semi-private...
A proper South London boozer, reimagined by The Cause and All My Friends. Located in the beating heart of Peckham, The Greyhound re-opened its doors this March. The Greyhound follows The Cause’s blueprint of creating much-loved spaces with close-knit communities. This space is perfect for your live gigs, private parties, and other arts events.
The HAC at Holy Trinity Bow is a Heritage and Arts Centre in the heart of Bow, a short walk from Mile End tube station. It opens throughout the year with spaces available for hire seven days a week. The venue suits a wide range of occasions: live concerts, film shoots, art installations, parties, receptions and rehearsals, and transforms readily...
The Jago is a cocktail bar and live-music venue supporting emerging artists, DJs and performers from a range of backgrounds. Venue highlights: Murals, colourful posters and a brick-fronted building give the venue a recognisable visual identity. The hire setup combines a cocktail bar, stage and dance-friendly layout, while kitchen facilities support food-led events. Best for: Live-music celebrations, DJ-led parties and...
The Old Blue Last is a 300-year-old East End pub and live music venue on Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch, which hosted early shows by Arctic Monkeys, Amy Winehouse, IDLES and George Ezra. It runs a seven-day programme of gigs, club nights and Sunday jazz, and stays open until 3am at weekends. For private hire there is the ground-floor Red Room...
UNDR sits beneath the Westway in Ladbroke Grove, minutes from Portobello Road and Notting Hill. It is part Caribbean restaurant, part cocktail bar and part nightclub with a 3am weekend licence, and its House of Flavaz kitchen, led by chef Andre Brown, serves dishes such as jerk chicken, curry goat and escovitch fish. The venue and its private club room...