Venues in London A to Z
Most popular venues in London
- Cable
- Cafe De Paris
- Design Museum
- Dominion Theatre
- Donmar Warehouse
- ExCel
- Fabric
- Hammersmith Apollo
- Hyde Park
- Jazz Café
- Kew Gardens
- KOKO
- London Aquarium
- London Dungeon
- London Zoo
- Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith
- Madame Tussauds
- Ministry of Sound
- National Gallery
- National Portrait Gallery
- Natural History Museum
- O2 Academy Brixton
- O2 Arena
- Old Blue Last
- Richmond Theatre
- Rough Trade East
- Royal Albert Hall
- Scala
- Science Museum
- SEOne
- Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
- Soho Theatre
- Tate Britain
- Tate Modern
- The British Museum
- The Old Queen's Head
- The Westbury
- Tower of London
- Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum
- Westminster Abbey
What these venues are saying on Twitter
9.54 AM May 26th "26th May 2012 – #TheBuzzcocks stage times: Doors 7pm, Kris Needs 7pm, The Buzzcocks 8:15pm, Curfew 11pm. (times approx)" from O2 Academy Brixton
9.54 AM May 26th "26th May 2012 – #TheBuzzcocks stage times: Doors 7pm, Kris Needs 7pm, The Buzzcocks 8:15pm, Curfew 11pm. (times approx)" from O2 Academy Brixton
9.45 AM May 26th "How Olympic caterers hope to evoke the feel of @BoroughMarket http://t.co/9dyqxRNx via @guardian" from SEOne
9.41 AM May 26th "today at rough trade WEST 5pm Lost Brothers are playing live. Free entry." from Rough Trade East
Popular events at these venues
The Buzzcocks
May 26
(19:00:00) @
O2 Academy Brixton
The ultimate expression of seventies power pop, the Buzzcocks are at the Brixton Academy tonight to play...
Romantics
May 26
(10:00:00) @
Tate Britain
Tate Britain presents Romantics, a display of works by the likes of Constable, Turner and William Blake...
Saturday Sessions w/ Sasha & M.A.N.D.Y
May 26
(23:00:00) @
Ministry of Sound
The legend that is Sasha returns to Ministry of Sound for Saturday Sessions along with German techno...
Latest reviews for these venues
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KOKO is one challenging venue, not just for the crowd, who have to negotiate the stairways and corridors to get from floor to floor, and take out a loan to fund a few drinks at the bar, but for the artist too. The acoustics of the place mean it's a fickle do-or-die venue, a cavernous space where sound and atmosphere can either triumphantly fill every corner, or fizzle out and die on the stage. I've seen both happen and it's to KOKO's credit that when the second scenario occurs, there's at least a nice building to admire. But then, that's like having cold, ashen coffee from a gleaming gold chalice.
The Tate Modern and The Hayward Gallery (to a slightly lesser extent) are pillars of the Southbank's greatness. Always pop in whenever I'm nearby and absolutely love the Great Turbine Hall - in my hugely under-art-informed opinion, the world's single greatest art installation space.
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A huge venue, enormous capacity and all the ingredients for a dirty night out. If you're into your drum and bass, dubstep etc. then this is the place to be. The best DJs and performers all live and all at once, it's sure to be a great night.
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