These are the London rooms with the most drum & bass on our listings right now, ranked by how many upcoming DnB nights they have and then by size. We update the order as the listings change.
1. E1, Wapping
Electronic music nightclub on Pennington Street in Wapping, east London, that runs club nights from 10pm to 7am. It programmes house, techno, drum & bass and other electronic genres.
2. The Steel Yard, City of London (Cannon Street)
Club and events space in Grade II-listed brick railway arches beneath Cannon Street station, used for DJ nights, live shows and corporate hire. It regularly hosts drum and bass promoters, such as Elevate's 10th birthday in October 2026.
3. Drumsheds, Meridian Water, Edmonton
Large warehouse venue in the former IKEA Tottenham store (open 2005 to 2022), run by Broadwick Live since 2023. It is separate from the earlier Drumsheds site beside the River Lee, which has closed. It hosts large all-day events, including Worried About Henry's drum & bass shows.
4. HERE at Outernet, West End
This underground live music and events venue sits beneath the Outernet London development on Denmark Street and Charing Cross Road. It opened in 2022 as HERE at Outernet and is now called Outernet Live. The 10-metre-high room has a mezzanine on three sides and LED panels built into the walls.
5. Fabric, Farringdon
fabric is a nightclub that opened on 29 October 1999 in the former Metropolitan Cold Stores near Smithfield Market. It has three rooms with separate sound systems, and Room One has a 'bodysonic' dancefloor fitted with 400 bass transducers. Its FabricLive Friday nights have featured mainly drum & bass since they began, and the club reopened under stricter licence conditions after Islington Council revoked its licence in September 2016.
6. Brixton Jamm, Brixton / Stockwell
Club and bar in a former pub (once the White Horse inn, later Bar Lorca), trading as Jamm since about 2005. It has four areas: the club/live room, a bar, a courtyard and a covered 'Beach'. A Martin Audio MLA Compact system was installed in 2016, and the music policy includes jungle and drum and bass.
7. Venue MOT, South Bermondsey
Small licensed warehouse club in a business-park unit off Surrey Canal Road in south-east London, known for its Martin Audio sound system. It hosts underground club nights, including jungle and drum & bass parties.
8. The Cause, Silvertown
The Cause is an independent club founded in 2018 by Stuart Glen and Eugene Wild in Tottenham Hale. That site closed in 2022, and the club moved to 60 Dock Road in Silvertown, fully opening in January 2024 after an 18-month soft launch. The site has five indoor rooms and an outdoor area, with sound systems by Sensory Studio, Martin Audio and Noise Control Audio, and the founders have described it as temporary.
See every night on the London events page.