fabric

What is it?

One of London’s longest-running clubs located in a former Victorian meatpacking warehouse, and a legend of the electronic music scene. Since opening in 1999 fabric has established itself as one of London's clubbing landmarks – a reputation built through consistently high quality programming that showcases all strands of the UK's underground. The club's three rooms are brought to life every weekend with the finest low-frequencies and the deepest grooves in town, as the headsy crowds that pack out the dancefloor will testify.

Why go?

The Farringdon mega club is now in its 27th year and there are few clubs worldwide as famous. Throughout its quarter of a century, it has championed British sounds by programming heavyweight drum 'n' bass djs, garage and dubstep scene leaders, as well as rising UK bass producers. With such rich and varied listings, fabric is bound to have something for you, making it an essential stop to tick off for anyone who wants to truly experience London's rich underbelly of nightlife. If you're looking for a big night, there's arguably no place better. 

Don't miss:

Don't forget to check out the Off fabric programme, too where fabric puts on events in iconic venues and club spaces throughout the year. You can check them out on the website. 

When to visit:

Standard opening hours are from 11pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Day party hours will differ, but check the website for details. 

Ticket info:

Ticket prices for events vary but can be found on the website.

Time Out tip:

fabric is famed for its intense security checks, so be prepared for some rigorous searches on entry.