London Gay Clubs

Gay nightclub in the heart of Central London. The 750-capacity venue occupies the Hungerford House building on the Victoria Embankment, almost opposite the London Eye.

Across the river from the London Eye, the club is close to Embankment station. Resident DJ's include Adam Turner, James John, Sam Londt and Jonathan Bestley.

CIRCA is less than 10 minutes' walk away from Heaven, one of London's most popular dance clubs.

One of London's most iconic after-hours dance parties, attracting a muscle-packed crowd every Saturday midnight to Sunday midday. BEYOND is renowned for its epic multi-room experience set to beats by exceptionally talented DJs.

Best time to arrive is 6am-7am on Sunday morning (yes, morning). Advance tickets available at OnNation - essential if you plan to go on a public Bank Holiday weekend.

Feel It is one of the newer editions to London's gay nightlife scene. Co-produced by Jodie Harsh, it takes place every Friday at Omeara in London Bridge. Expect the hottest DJs and the hottest people.

£20 on the door and last entry is at 3 AM.

Opened in 2008, Lightbox is a 3-roomed club venue located in Lambeth, South London. The 600-capacity space takes its name from the LED walls that cover the club’s main room. Lightbox regularly plays host to techno, house, UK garage and drum & bass. With a recently installed, brand new sound system supplied by Danley Sound Labs expect state-of-the-art sound & lighting.

Although it isn’t a gay club, Lightbox hosts some gay nights. The club regularly runs Thursday night events and after-hours parties in addition to regular weekend club nights. Get tickets to the club's upcoming events here.

London's most famous after-hours club. A:M continues to bash out beats for those who just don't want Friday night to end and features some of the best DJ talents on the London scene. Terrific atmosphere.

A:M party starts from 2am/3am on Saturday morning and continues until 10am. You'll find Protocol within the Fire nightclub complex. Discounted entry before 6am if you arrive with a flyer/sign up online for the guest list.

One of London's biggest, most popular dance parties for bears, blokes, hunks and their admirers. BRÜT takes place about once a month at various venues in London.

Tickets are available online and sent to your mobile phone. The party venue has an efficient entry & coat check system. Details of upcoming parties can be found on BRÜT's website or Facebook page.

Admission: £10-15. Photo ID required. Best to arrive before 1am. Last admission 4am.

Friday night / Saturday morning, after-hours underground techno house dance party, held at UNION Club on Vauxhall’s Albert Embankment. The party goes on until Saturday around 10am.

The crowd is a mix of late-night clubbers from both the gay and straight scene. Discounted entry if you arrive with a flyer.

A queer indie, post punk and new wave disco for common people. Imagine Courtney Love and Jarvis Cocker on a boozy night out in 1997. Does that sound like a little bit of you?

Check out OutSavvy for tickets for the next Pink Glove party.

Metropolis Club is a disco in a str!p club. Every Saturday night, the club serves house and disco heaters until 4 AM. 

The club hosts themed nights, such as Barbie Dance Party and more. Visit their website and follow their social media to get news on upcoming themed events.

One of the biggest and best dance events in the UK. WE Party has established a reputation for exceptional music and production qualities.

Expect a world-class DJ lineup, stunning visuals and gorgeously hunky dancers who bring to life each party's theme.

Doors open at 11 PM and the party in usually in full swing by 1 AM. From 6 AM onwards, those who have not yet had enough, head to BEYOND.

Get tickets to the next WE Party here.

Large dance party on 4 floors for gays, lesbians and open-minded people, held every other month at The Scala.

DJ's play a mix of world music, R&B, soulful house, Middle Eastern sounds, groovy tunes. Admission 10-17£

Their events are especially popular with London's BAME LGBT+ community. Events like Too Black Too Queer are always worth checking out.

Lady Olé is a community event and queer dance party based in London, celebrating all things pop, bizarro, kitsch, queer, and dance in the Spanish language.

Making its strongest emphasis on bringing the Spanish LGBTQ+ community together, Lady Olé keeps facilitating the playground where connections happen and lifetime networks of support, friendships, and queer families have a starting point. The monthly party celebrates cultural values, and showcases Spanish queer sensibilities to people from all backgrounds and nationalities. What's more, it takes pride in being a welcoming, easy-going, and life-affirming party.

Lady Olé bridges Spanish and English queer club cultures and reaches out to a wide pan-European audience making it a destination party for many Eurovision fans.

The party welcomes everyone and is particularly popular with the Spanish gay community, as most followers have been attending the parties religiously since 2005.

Monthly LGBT/mixed party in London (bi-monthly in Berlin) dedicated to the queens of hip-hop & R&B.

R & She plays only female artists of urban music all night. A favourite party in London, it boasts a super-friendly crowd and excellent playlists by DJs QBoy, Neil Prince and Trojan Tyne, as well as performances by some of the best drag performers.

The WayOut Club is London's leading monthly party that celebrates the diversity of transgenders, cross-dressing and pure drag. This 2023, the club celebrates its 30th year!

Expect a packed house at The WayOut Club every third Saturday night of the month with up to 300 people of every race, culture, sexuality and gender.