A heralded style of electronic music that exploded in the mid 1990s into a whirl of thumping breakbeats and heavy bass lines, Drum 'n' Bass has evolved into one of the biggest styles of music in the business. Boasting our very own Drum and Bass scene in Birmingham, this is a city that thrives on local artists and big names alike thanks to top notch clubbing venues and warehouse spaces. Check out our recommendations for the best Drum and Bass clubs in Birmingham.
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You can't really say 'Drum and Bass clubs in Birmingham' without giving mention to Lab11. The industrial themed warehouse is a mecca to ravers everywhere, hosting some of the biggest nights and bringing the biggest bets thanks to an impressive sound system, smoke machines, light shows and the ability to attract the finest talent in the country.
The Institute in Digbeth is not only a Birmingham club that has seen likes of Sub Focus manning the decks, it's one of the biggest music institutions in the city. Joined by heralded Drum and Bass night 93 for their first birthday, it's clear to see why Institute lay reasonable claim over the D'N'B scene in Birmingham when they're pushing such big names and labels through the door.
If we had a pound for every Drum and Bass night that was held in this cool music venue in Birmingham we would be all kinds of crazy rich right now. With independents nights like Sumo fitting the Drum and Bass bill there are plenty of new names and talent to be discovered in this feisty suburban bar. From Jungle to Deep Bass, The Hare and Hounds are no stranger to turning it up and going with the flow.
Boasting some of the best talent and names in the underground bizz, it's Drum and Bass night nearly every night at this urban club in Birmingham. With three floors to choose from including a rooftop terrace, Drum and Bass has never felt so good in the summer sun with a bunch of like-minded people where People Standing Together is the motto at this intimate and quirky club in Birmingham.
Host to heaving Drum and Bass nights such as House of God and more, Tunnel Club have invested in one of the biggest sound systems to bring you only the very best in thumping beats, pounding sounds and premium D'N'B parties. Found in a cracking bunch of converted Victorian tunnels near the Jewellery Quarter, Tunnel Club is a venue for those who want to get down to the nitty gritty when it comes to partying in Birmingham.
