As the mecca of London clubland, one really can't go amiss. Check out the Fabriclive CD vending machine as you come in! Read more.
This club was still being built as a cinema when the First World War broke out, and it became an aircraft factory. It opened as the King’s Cross Cinema in 1920, which closed in 1974.
One of the biggest theatre venues in London and they sell beer. This is important when you're watching heavy metal. The sloping floor means there’s a good view from anywhere downstairs. Read more.
Plan B is the home of monthly hiphop dance battle, Throwdown! Breakin', krumping, locking and New Style hiphop styles have all been contested here amongst others. AND a pole dance battle at Xmas!
LTD is in residence until New Years Eve 2011 - great cocktails made from a range of just one gin, one vodka, one whiskey e.t.c! Read more.
