I remember one of their selling points was drinks at pub prices. However, I do hold dear the fact I took advantage of the last ever NYE at The End..needless to say Laurent Garnier did not disappoint:). It closed in 2010 to make way for housing, flats and a theatre, in a high street regeneration scheme. Fact is we WERE around when these incredible bastions of modern culture were in their pomp negotiating a route through the tunnel room at Turnmills, walking up that incredibly long slope towards the cab rank at 5am after The Cross and getting hopelessly lost in those pokey rooms at the bottom of Bagleys. I remember having to take my shoes off for them to be searched. We then went our seperate ways. It makes me feel quite sad how our communities are being transformed into bland faceless environments in some cases. After all they shaped todays society in one way or another. The gay scene in London has always been centred around the West End, especially Soho. migrated from the Milk Bar around the corner, Danny Rampling ruled wednesday night, and Jon Pleased took over the tradition.Shoom, Pure, Glam, Pleased the weekends fun used to begin on a wednesday,,,,OMG !! However, its worth taking a moment to remember that nightclubs, by their very essence, shouldnt outstay their welcome. The street was home to the 1980s Batcave nightclub where regulars such as Robert Smith, Marc Almond and Alice Coop. Former DJ Magazine Deputy Editor Tom Kihl investigates what happened to the clubs that once dominated London's nightlife. 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Despite pioneering an anything goes party culture in London, by the late noughties, the buzz was fading. The Whirlitzer seating in The Cross Garden Regulars over the years have included Michael Caine, Keith Moon and Jack Nicholson. Jimi Hendrix played his first UK gig here, Paul McCartney, The Who, The Kinks, Rod Stewart and various members of the Stones all partied in this subterranean spot secreted down a cobbled mews behind Fortnum and Mason. So blessed to have lived through that experience and a special mention to my ex Alan and DJ Chris McKoy. Electrowerkz was the name!!! Hailed as Kilburn's "last late night venue", The Good Ship announced its closure to the dismay of comedy and live music lovers across London in September 2017. The regulars often spent hours preparing for the night, and the morning the night morphed into. The End, The Cross, Turnmills and Bagleys were all favourites. Then of course there was The Fridge, Studio 33, and some fantastic railway arch clubs buried away around London (Imperial Rooms in Camberwell New Road a particular memory). Keep us up to date with how your inspiration is getting on. A perfectly acceptable thing to do at the time. Demonstrators protest against the closure of Madame JoJos, in 2014. mixed the burlesque glamour of Soho with Londons contemporary music scene, Speaking to the Guardian after its closure, Marcus Harris, Hackney council revoked the clubs licence, the capitals biggest modern developments, stand in the way of the Crossrail development, taking the scalp of the Metro with the same swoop of the sword that ended the Astoria. RIP Turnmills, Im glad I was there to experience it. The huge venue, which filled six arches, brought a Balearic party vibe to a run-down corner of London, with club nights including Glitterati and Cheeky People. Gilles Petterson on Monday, Kenny Hawkes and Luke Solomon on Wednesday, Bryan Gee on Thursday, Garage City on Saturday. Never crossed my mind that even the buildings would be gone. The haunt of royals and car dealers, gangsters and landed aristocrats, it was a fixture in London nightlife, with the most famous years of the club being the decades between 1950 and 1970. Great article. The small room was great. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. All the new secret location parties `I work in these days are usually stuck in cold,dirty and faceless arches. Sad to see the blandification of London continues. I was there solidly for several years and partook in all you have mentioned above (and more). Open till 5am and with no alcohol license, this, more than any other London club, marked the end of the sticky carpets and flock wallpaper design of clubs in the capital and triggered the beginning of nightspots being seen as somewhere to dance rather than a place to get hammered and attempt to grope members of the opposite sex. People queuing to get into The Cross mid 1990s, Madame Jojo's in London's Soho closed after losing its licence in 2014, The O2 Arena was once a massive nightclub, The Good Ship supported emerging artists and comedians and was a gem of the London gig scene. Its loyal following of drum and bass fans would flock there every Wednesday for Swerve, the legendary midweek session. Real friendships were made, some that lasted a few hours and some, decades. Great article, and Ill second and third and fourth what has been said here. Acts to have played The Scala include Foo Fighters, The Killers and Coldplay. It was where world-famous artists like Adele and The XX cut their teeth, and was a gem of the North London nightlife scene. The music was smooth and progressive, which moved into a feeling of just less than trance. Punters at The Bubble Club, The Que Club, 1996. Remaining stock was given away free at the apocalyptically hedonistic farewell party so they do crop up online occasionally. Still, this wasnt the reason the venues got turfed; the bailiffs were eventually called in as a result of long overdue rent and bills. And while theres nothing worse than the club bore going on about how the music and the parties were so much better back in the day, we should give these classic institutions more reverence. 8. Remember one night trying to adjust the needles for them not to jump on the vinyls. Its sad though, as these were truly iconic clubs I am not from UK, but had a chance to party in Turnmills and The Fridge at their best times I felt everyone is equal kind of things there. It wasnt always such a corporate machine, however. Now, is that the same Tom Kihl I employed in the heady days of Covent Garden based vegetarian restaurants? If the Mayor grants planning permission for a huge development of flats opposite Ministry of Sound, club bosses know their days at the Elephant & Castle bus depot cum internationally renowned temple of DJ culture will be numbered. The arcade room downstairs Behind the clubs infamous pitch-black curtains, the dance floor was like the vortex that drew you bodily and consciously into a completely free space. Turnmills was the first and best, never surpassed and so fondly remembered, well as much as my pitted brain will allow. The Cross, Kings Cross 1993-2007Speaking to Time Out after its closure, Billy Reilly, who ran a road haulage company in Kings Cross before opening warehouse venue the Cross, admitted that back in 1993 he, didnt know Judge Jules from Judge Dredd. I think the last great night I had in a bigger club was Shelter at Egg in 2005. The clientele these days is more likely to include the sons and daughters of sheiks and potentates quaffing Cristal and dancing to mainstream RnB but the restaurant area (yes, this is one of those kinds of nightclubs) still sees the odd A-lister float by when theyre in town. Bagleys moody security also trying to half in your gak. We also may change the frequency you receive our emails from us in order to keep you up to date and give you the best relevant information possible. The Fridge, Brixton1981-2010When it opened, the Fridge was the club of the New Romantics Boy George was a regular before becoming famous for its nights hosted by Soul II Soul. Sir Bob Geldof had his stag do at Limelight before he married Paula Yates in 1986. The venue reopened as Electric Brixton the following year, but as owner Andrew Czezowski told the South London Press when it was put up for sale: Whoever buys it, if they buy it, they are only getting bricks and mortar., Cable, London Bridge2009-2013This cavernous 1,300-capacity club, located beneath the railway arches of London Bridge station, was as renowned among clubbers for its airport-style security as for its bass-heavy parties and rapid rise as a significant dance music brand. These days? Remind trade on sat nite dj smokin joe the paradise at angel station the lazerodrome in peckam carl cox at m.o.sound crazy nite misss you. The best til last- no one did it like The End. But in London most places turf revellers out well before 4am and there's a severe lack of "after hour" options. Last minute gifts? Peter Gatien's daughter Jen Gatien made a documentary called Limelight in 2011, about New York City night life in the 1990s and the rise and fall of her father's club empire. it probably was ha ! Fantastic times. best dominic madden, Sundays @ The End with The A corner crew slapping the walls to Malcom Duffy. We set the standard for many years I wonder.. What can we create next >?? Clubs in Mayfair London are the most prestigious nightclubs in town. Mass and Babalou, Brixton1996-2012Bearing in mind this pair of venues were hosted within Brixtons St Matthews Church, which leased the space to them, it was always pretty cheeky for Mass to host Torture Garden events in the crypt. In the 90s, it was all about wild weekly. Well, sort of in fairness as all venues involved being pretty blitzed. Taking Ecstasy for the first time and experiencing the euphoria of the blissed out Balearic beats at Space nightclub, Oakenfold and his wife Jenni came home and tried to re-create it in a 300 capacity basement gym on Southwark Street. We will provide guestlist and table booking services absolutely free, and on top of these we can give you great benefits so you can surely enjoy your nightout. The massive venue had a 24 hour drinking licence and a 4,0000 people capacity. Oh, the most impressive handlebar tash I have ever seen on a Man. I Did the lighting and laser systems at turnmills for many different promoters. RM 2HTCTTN - Ace Cinema, Alexandra Avenue, Rayners Lane, Harrow, London, 1983. You can head back to a mate's house and lounge with a cold one until your party mood completely fades, but what if you still have itchy feet and the urge to dance? R&B Clubs And Events In London. London, became a popular lesbian bar at the end of the 1990s. Despite a big campaign to save it, the club fell victim to a compulsory purchase order from Hackney council to build a new cinema. Bagley's, King's Cross (1990-2008) Instagram The massive warehouse club in King's Cross was a close as you could get to a legal rave. It has St Martin's Art College in Granary Square and Thomas Heatherwick's upmarket shopping centre Coal Drops Yard. But things turned sour after after a double stabbing took place in the club, leading to its licence being revoked. 14. The importance of the issue has been recognised in the Mayor of London's decision to appoint a Night Tsar with responsibility for the night-time economy and the debate surrounding the 2016 closure, and subsequent reopening, of Fabric one of London's most famous clubs. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. With a capacity of barely 200, the vibe, somehow, always kept its intimate, non-exclusive air. The licence was subsequently restored, but the business was unable to avoid going into administration. Egg Sando, Panadera: Londons best 4.50 sandwich? The triple-bowed frontage of the Ace Cinema viewed from the south-west. We also may change the frequency you receive our emails from us in order to keep you up to date and give you the best relevant information possible. A former Goth club with 2/3 rooms over 2 floors. All the London clubs now are appearing and disappearing like mushrooms. Madonna, Bjork and Kate Moss all turned up over the years and versions of Trade popped up in Ibiza, New York and LA. Paul Tunkin, who ran the club night Blow Up, which took over the running of the venue in 2001, significantly raising its profile, said at the time: It is another nail in the coffin for central Londons live music and club scene.. Amen. 15. You'll get 12 stories straight to your inbox at around 12pm. The club on the corner of Mount Pleasant and Brownlow Hill was one of the city's most famous venues in the 90s. Cheers Mike. Thats brought back some memories. Electric benefits from the amazing history of the Fridge. The sad fact of the matter is that there aren't the same options there used to be. We use your sign-up to provide content in the ways you've consented to and improve our understanding of you. The place declined to the point that, by the 1980s, it was a strip club but was bought out and re-styled as a members only A-list speakeasy in 2012, now attracting Noel Gallagher, Mark Ronson, Harry Styles et al. #5 Where could you find warehouse raving complete with funfair rides right in the heart of the capital? A single noise complaint from posh new residents would threaten their licence and spell the end of one of the last remaining superclubs from the 1990s dance music explosion. But sadly it never recovered from the initial closure and was put up for sale in 2010. A club with really innovative nights and for the hardcore Metalheadz on a Sunday night. As of 2021, MoS now also has its own record label, gym, cruise ship franchise and full size members only shared workspace on Borough Road incorporating private offices, a cinema, meeting rooms for hire and a full service restaurant. Great article. Also an important indie music club, the venue a few doors down from Plastic Peoples original address hosted acts including the Klaxons, Kings of Leon, Courtney Love and Mika. The site on Curtain Road is now the uber-cheesy Sunset cocktail bar and offers VIP Packages underneath a branch of the burger chain Hache. Sorry the plaque should be pale blue with a Dove on it. The venue hosted international DJs as well as some seminal club nights such as broken beat fix Co-op and dubstep-founding FWD>>. how about PLEASED on a wednesday at the Velvet underground !!! It was the image I had in my head before we got there of what Heaven might be like and then this guy walked in. If you were staggering down the Clerkenwell Road on a Sunday afternoon at around 4pm in the early '90s then you can consider yourself a true nightclub pioneer. In one fell swoop, however, the Cross, Canvas and the Key were culled in favour of the regeneration of Kings Cross. Vauxhall became the locus of gay clubs from 2000. Im surprised The Gardening Club wasnt there. Hey Janine, I remember you well! In the 1980s some clubs opened up in Earls Court, where the rent was cheaper. The Astoria, Soho1976-2009Not even Londons largest live music club could stand in the way of the Crossrail development. Every club claims that its all about the music but in Plastic Peoples case, the ideology really did manifest. Hi Martyn! Hilarious times. Or many others, would not stop writing and remembering about them. We also ran revesceen magazeen This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. A great venue It set the tone for mixed gay clubbing and for techno music especially to become more mainstream. Throughout the 90s and 00s the venue attracted party-lovers from far and wide and also played host to a number of big-name acts. It most certainly is me. For more info on what we write about and why, see our About section. Fantastic to look through it every so often and remember what wasa very much loved and much missed club . Electric Daisy Carnival in Vegas this year was truly magical and a top clubbing moment, but some periods of your life can never truly be repeated. (1989) " London Nights ". Darling, Fantastic article how about expanding the idea to the rest of the country. It was around the corner from Angel station. All rights reserved. It was made for DJs by DJs and those who fumbled fumbled spinning the decks were quickly called out by the crowd. No 6 - Bagleys - London Bagleys was one of London's largest venues throughout the Nineties. The demise of so many iconic spaces, proper clubs, remains a tragedy for a city that still considers itself a capital of European partying. The basement of 69 Dean Street, Soho, housed Gossips (formerly Billy's) nightclub, which hosted various one-nighters, the best known being Gaz's Rockin' Blues. have always wondered where he is now and what hes up to. Lead singer of the pop group Visage Steve Strange (left) pictured with Boy George at London's Limelight. Mass was a particularly important south London club, notably as the home of DMZ, which turned the venue into a pilgrimage spot for dubstep fans from way beyond the capital. The likes of Oasis and Nirvana played there and it hosted regular LGBT club nights. He was about 50 years old and massive. I DJed at the Cross 13th birthday and was given a copy of the book on my way out. Reliving my 20s again still with a younger GF (cliche alert) and the new wave of EDM. 18. The smell of leather was unmistakeable! It later became the Cat's Whiskers club, the Ritzy then Caesars Nightclub. Or by navigating to the user icon in the top right. What is the Cross Book? But in the 1990s it was plagued by bad publicity and following a drug-related . There were a couple of years I was there 8 nights out of the Christmas/ New Year season. I used to be the membership girl at Freedom. Reading this article has caused me new inspiration watch out London. Will come back around and write more. magazine. Black Sheep Bar, Croydon. Limelight in London opened in 1985 in a Grade II listed former Welsh Presbyterian church in Shaftsbury Avenue in the West End borough of Westminster. Nice read Scary thought that Ive actually worked at all of them!!! The place was a really important hub for the fledgling dubstep family, says 6Music DJ Mary Anne Hobbs, who went to FWD>> religiously in the mid-2000s. 9/10 you lose 1 point for making me feel old! All this created the friendliest and most fun crowd on the clubbing scene. Want the best food, film, music, arts and culture news in London sent straight to your inbox? Cramming into clubs packed with big hair, booze and pounding music was a rite of passage in the 1980s and into the 1990s. Great article, had some great and messy nights at most of them. 2021-2023 - Luxury London. The Kingsland Road venue was once "the coolest bar around." Bob Geldof had his stag do at Limelight before he married Paula Yates, George Michael (pictured here in 1992) was often seen at Limelight with a woman on his arm, Inside the former Welsh chapel which was once home to the Limelight nightclub. The article was well written and for a change the comments are a nice read as well. Those that were there will never forget and those that werent would wish they were if they knew. These exclusive extracts and photos tell the story of. The Shim Sham Club, which opened on Wardour Street in the mid-1930s, was described as 'London's miniature Harlem'. Nights spent on the VIP/guestlist gate were also quite entertaining as was the office at 5am in the morning when I went to pick up my wage before driving home to my university campus in Watford. Heaven is a Gay superclub in Charing Cross, London, England.It has played a central role and had a major influence in the development of London's LGBT scene for the last 40 years and is home to long-running gay night G-A-Y.The club is known for Paul Oakenfold's acid house events in the 1980s, the underground nightclub festival Megatripolis, and for being the birthplace of ambient house. Luxury London is not responsible for the content of external sites. Great article. The pictures are quite shocking, but their club history often deliciously more so. I discovered house music whilst on holiday in Ibiza in 1990 and after that London was the only place on my to move to list. The reality of the Swinging Sixties was that about 45 people were having an incredible time around Carnaby Street while the rest of the country continued drinking stout in working mens clubs and listening to Val Doonican. Bring your dancing shoes and prepare for a night packed with tunes from the likes of Rihanna, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Beyonce and Jay-Z as we introduce the best R&B events . I would also like to add The Blue Note to this list of sadly missed. 11. In its 80s heyday, Limelight was one of London's top nightclubs and a hangout for the decade's biggest celebrities. You had, in all probability, just left Turnmills, the first club in the UK to receive a 24 hour license. October 2018 the anonymous landlord of the former chapel won planning approval from Westminster council to upscale the venue into a major performance venue on the West End's arts scene with a restaurant and basement bar, run by Stone Nest. I will never forget it. From the weekly FWD>> nights, where the UK bass scene emerged, to the broken beat nights Co-op, this was a club that managed to evolve and change while somehow remaining the same for over 20 years, a run that ended only when long-standing manager Charlotte Kepel felt the time was right to pull the plug in 2015. Reminded me of my mis-spent but highly pleasurable youth on the dance floors of a London. Written by. Sign up to our weekly email. In 2018 it was bought by chain The Deltic Group and given a. Turnmills, Clerkenwell1990-2008Another one of Londons fossilised superclubs, Turnmills was the first venue in the UK to get a 24-hour dance licence. Lashana Lynch: Its inspiring to see a young black woman on screen not be perfect, The biggest films coming out in 2023 and when theyll be released, Bulgari to open Serpenti exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery. Boy George was a regular at this New Romantics haunt which hosted some of the capital's biggest gay nights. circa 1990. When a property developer came along offering to buy the End and its sister bar next door, AKA, they decided to accept the offer. The Grosvenor Cinema opened in 1936. After searching for ages Ive just stumbled across an archaic website that still has photos and even videos of all three Kings Cross clubs Canvas, The Cross and The Key. Its flagship night was Trade the original afterparty. Now can you expand on one for the rest of London please, would love to see Club UK brought back to life if only in words! Trying to find your mates I have one precious copy, sadly. Clip ref DW0126681990s Ministry of Soun. The exterior of Hammersmith Palais nightclub in 1968 when it was still known as Hammersmith Palais de Danse . It was in King's Cross's golden triangle of night clubs which all shut down in the face of the area's redevelopment. Memories of its glamorous showbiz past as one of the places to be seen in London in the 1980s echo around through the wall of this beautiful piece of architecture. I dont think so. club uk was awesome, so was the complex, leisure lounge, the cross, turnmills, home in leciester square, camden palace, ku club in leicester square.. All gone I was there though so the memories stay ! But the party was brought to an abrupt end after a stabbing there led it to lose its licence and subsequent closure. -d(-L-)b-. I will never stop thinking it was incredible. In Berlin you can rave for days at the Berghain without ever having to leave and in Madrid no one hits the "discoteca" before 4am. surprised Heaven isnt in thereas well as SoundshaftGood article though! Excellent piece Tom. It closed after an issue with underage drinking was reported in 2009, before re-opening as Electric Brixton. 6. A dominant hair design was de rigueur. 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