A fan of the heavier things in life? Prefer your Andy C, Sub Focus and Goldie to TayTay, Bey and JT? Fortunately for you, this city's nightlife scene is a varied one with places to suit all music tastes. Whether you're looking to rave till the early hours in an underground den or you want to catch some of your favourite artists at one of the capital's best party spots, you'll find it all here in our definitive guide to drum and bass clubs in London.
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Brixton Jamm is a unique and unrivalled music venue set in the beating heart of South London. With space for nearly 600 people spread over two rooms and bars, this beauty has seen a wave of extraordinary artists come through their doors, including Hot Chip, Adele, Basement Jaxx and Congo Natty.
Next to Big Chill Bar, Cafe 1001 is one of the top venues in Brick Lane for a night out. During the day it's a cool coffee hangout but once the sun goes down, the joint transforms into a party hub as DJs and bands come out to play. Expect everything from funk to drum and bass, soul, house and electronic tunes.
Fabric is renowned for hosting some of the biggest names in dubstep, house and grime. Head to the Farringdon club for a night of explosive beats from their resident DJs or hit them up for a live gig from legends such as Chase & Status, JME and Craig Richards.
Nestled underneath the arches around Southwark you'll find Great Suffolk Street Warehouse, a hotbed for techno, house and dubstep tunes. Boasting a number of different rooms to choose from, this drum and bass club in London has plenty to keep you and your mates happy.
Corsica Studios is an incredible club for drum and bass nights in London. Based under the arches by Elephant & Castle tube station, this hidden gem is the place to go if you're looking to hear some of the newest names in the industry and rave way into the early morning.
