
Live Music Venues
A collection of spaces built around sound, atmosphere, and live performance, these venues span intimate grassroots rooms through to full-scale music settings. Rooted in London’s diverse music culture, each space offers its own identity- whether that’s stripped-back and community-led, or high-energy and late-night focused.
Expect characterful interiors, integrated stages, and professional sound systems designed to support everything from live bands and DJ sets to open mics and hybrid events. Many venues carry a strong connection to their local scenes, creating an environment that feels authentic, expressive, and audience-driven.
From emerging artist showcases to established acts, these spaces are designed for events where music sits at the centre, supported by flexible layouts, late licences, and the infrastructure needed to bring performances to life.
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Tucked into the heart of Hoxton, this characterful cocktail bar and live music venue offers a warm, slightly offbeat space with a strong grassroots energy. Split across two distinct areas, the layout balances performance and social space, with a dedicated live stage and dancefloor at the back, and a more relaxed front bar suited to conversation and breakout moments.

Tucked just off Kingsland Road in Dalston, this community-led music venue blends the feel of a neighbourhood hangout with the energy of a late-night live space. Known for its open, welcoming atmosphere, it hosts a rotating mix of live jazz, DJ sets, open mics, and grassroots events, rooted firmly in East London’s creative scene.

Set beneath the railway arches just minutes from London Bridge Station, this immersive live music venue combines high-spec production with a distinctly underground aesthetic. Designed by renowned set designer Dick Bird, the space carries a theatrical, almost cinematic quality- layered, atmospheric, and built with performance in mind.

Located in the heart of Brick Lane, The Hall is a large-scale, industrial venue designed for impact. Defined by its raw finishes, high ceilings, and expansive layout, it offers a flexible environment that can be shaped around both performance and large-format events. The main space is deliberately stripped back- no windows, exposed structure, and a focus on volume- allowing lighting and sound to take full control of the atmosphere.

Set within a former warehouse in Hackney Wick, this is a large-scale, industrial venue that blends raw architectural character with a high-spec production setup. Positioned in one of East London’s most creative districts, the space carries a distinctly urban energy- open, adaptable, and built for events that need both scale and atmosphere. The interiors are defined by high ceilings, exposed structure, and a wide-open floor plan, with canal-side views.

Set in the heart of Dalston, this intimate East London venue is a versatile space suited to a wide range of events- from late-night dancefloors and DJ sets to comedy nights, private parties, and creative showcases. With a capacity of up to 120 guests, the venue strikes the perfect balance between energy and intimacy. Its standout, old-school style DJ booth adds character and authenticity, making it a favourite for selectors and music-led events.

Housed within a historic pub in Whitechapel, this two-floor venue offers a distinctly grassroots setting shaped by decades of London nightlife and live performance. With a pub on site since 1792, the space carries a sense of continuity, where past and present scenes intersect across music, comedy, and cultural programming.

A purpose-built live venue in the heart of King’s Cross, this two-storey auditorium combines the energy of a classic gig space with a level of production rarely found at this scale. Inspired by the format of Shepherd’s Bush Empire, the room is designed around performance- multi-tiered, immersive, and engineered for both audience experience and technical precision. The interior centres around a wide, venue-spanning stage, with a standing floor and elevated balcony that wraps the space.

Set within a former industrial building in Angel, this dark, atmospheric venue leans into its past as a steelworks factory- retaining a raw, textured identity that sets it apart from more polished event spaces. The Top Floor, one of the largest areas within the wider multi-room site, is designed for high-impact, late-night programming and immersive events.

Whether you’re hosting a private party, networking event, art show, music event or conference, we are able to accommodate. With it’s great location & transport links, original design, two-tier layout and state of the art PA & lighting, Audio is a versatile space fit for any event.

An intimate, split-level event space just minutes from London Bridge station, Little Rae’s combines the feel of a live music venue with the comfort of a private, self-contained setting. Designed for smaller gatherings with strong atmosphere, it offers a balance between performance-led energy and a more social, drinks-focused environment. Arranged across two levels, the layout creates a natural sense of movement- guests can shift between floors.

A restored 1930s cinema in East London, The Theatre is a striking Art Deco auditorium that balances historic character with cutting-edge production. Originally built for film, the space retains its tiered layout and architectural detailing, creating a natural sense of scale while maintaining clear sight-lines throughout. The interior carries a refined, slightly faded grandeur- ornate features and soft curves offset by a clean, contemporary production layer.

A landmark 1930s cinema in East London, this Grade II listed venue is defined by its scale, symmetry, and preserved Art Deco detailing. Originally one of England’s largest cinemas, the building has evolved over decades into a large-format event space, while retaining the grandeur of its original design. The interiors are unapologetically cinematic. Sweeping staircases, illuminated architectural features, and a vast, pillar-free main hall create a sense of drama from the moment of entry.
