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  • Music | Music venues
  • Mornington Crescent

Koko

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Time Out says

Housed in an ornate Grade II-listed building, Koko has a long history and dazzling reputation as one of London's most iconic music venues and indie clubs. It's hosted everyone from Madonna to the Sex Pistols and Grace Jones to Prince. Now, after several years of planning and building – during which workers had to deal with a fire and water damage – it's finally re-opened with a massive £70m restoration. These days, Koko is as glorious as ever.

Read the hidden history of Camden’s cathedral of indie sleaze.

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Address
1a
Camden High St
London
NW1 7JE
Transport:
Tube: Mornington Crescent
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