An announcement on the reopening of London's Night Tube transport service is expected 'in the next few weeks', according to Mayor of London Sadiq Khan.
Weekend underground trains running on limited lines through the night were cancelled in 2020 as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. However, the step has been widely criticised due to safety concerns now the UK has been out of lockdown for almost three months.
London Independent Label Market (ILM) is set to return this winter, celebrating a decade of pop up events aimed at DJs and vinyl collectors across the world.
To mark the ten year milestone, ILM will hit Coal Drops Yard in King's Cross on 27th November. DJ sets will be performed throughout the day, with an afterparty set for Spiritland once the stalls close.
David Morales is set to relaunch our DJ Mag HQ live streams later this month.
After putting our in-person streams on hold for 18 months, DJ Mag HQ will return on the 15th October to celebrate 30 years of Nervous Records.
The stream will take place in our London office from 5PM (BST), and you can sign up to be in with a chance to attend here.
London club fabric has finalised the line-up for its 39-hour party this month.
Dancefloor Recall, a photography project based around London nightlife, is to host an exhibition event at the city's Corsica Studios.
The project, which is the work of photographers Heather Shuker and Fran Hales, was birthed amid the closure of clubs in the UK during the COVID-19 pandemic, and revolves around a series of portraits captured outside London clubs. Shuker and Hales hoped to capture various human relationships and connections that started on the city's dancefloors with the project.
London's Ministry of Sound will celebrate its 30th anniversary with a series of trance, UKG and house parties next weekend.
The iconic Elephant & Castle club, which featured in this year's Top 100 Clubs poll, is celebrating three decades of music on Friday 17th & Saturday 18th September, hosting three parties as part of a marathon weekender.
fabric has announced a 39-hour party to celebrate its 22nd birthday this year.
The much-loved London club, which climbed up into the top 20 in this year's Top 100 Clubs poll, will celebrate over two decades in the heart of the city with the marathon event, set to take place from Friday 22nd until Monday 25th October.
Soho, London residents have voted to be given more control over planning decisions in the area, meaning they can now block the development of skyscrapers around the central part of the city.
91% of residents and 89% of businesses voted to pass the Soho Neighbourhood Plan, which took into account the opinions of 3,000 people, across residents and those running businesses.
London club The Cause has revealed what may be the final series of shows at its Tottenham Hale home.
Having opened in 2018, the team behind the club say it was always due to be a temporary project owing to the ongoing regeneration and property development going on around the venue. With the team anticipating that the final stages of some of those developments approaching could spell the end for the club in its current form, they're going all out with their latest series of parties which will take them through to the end of the year.
Skrillex, Four Tet and Jamie XX have announced a surprise show in London today.
Taking place at the Moth Club in Hackney in East London, the gig will kick off at 7PM today (7th), and feature a warm up set from DJ Chloé Robinson fka Barely Legal.
