Brixton clubs

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Find the best places to go clubbing in Brixton

Whether you're looking for a pub with a late licence or a super club where you can dance the night away, Brixton's roster of great clubs ensures that the party needn't end early. Begin your evening at London's first ever DJ bar, Dogstar on Coldharbour Lane, before moving on to the 600 capacity Jamm nightclub with music ranging from hip-hop and R&B to hard house and trance.

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Jamm
261 Brixton Rd, London, SW9 6LH
Spread over two rooms and with around 600 capacity, this air-conditioned venue was a welcome addition to south London's live music scene when it first opened and worships in an extremely broad church, hosting DJ/club...
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Plan B
418 Brixton Rd, London, SW9 7AY
Built on the site of a former Wimpy, Plan B's décor is pure industrial chic (exposed brickwork, metal pillars, geometric furnishings) and boasts a rampantly eclectic music programme...
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The Dogstar
389 Coldharbour Lane, London, SW9 8LQ
A Brixton institution from back when Coldharbour Lane was somewhere people feared to go, Dogstar is a big, three-floor street-corner pub exuding the urban authenticity loved by clubbers. Earning the accolade of being...
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Brixton Clubhouse (formerly Dex)
467 Brixton Rd, London, SW9 8HH
Opened in 2007, Brixton Clubhouse is a plush members' club and boutique hotel that sits above the popular Prince Albert pub and is a beacon for Brixton's new young professional media crowd looking for somewhere sexy for post-work and late-night drinks. Its USP? The two-tiered Balearic-style rooftop bar...
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Mass
St Matthews Church, Brixton Hill, London, SW2 1JF
Mass by name, massive by nature, this multi-purpose Brixton institution – housed in the converted St Matthew's Church – runs on two levels and across three rooms, which may operate individually but together can hold 1,500 people...
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