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100 Club

3.9 (26 reviews)
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The Modfather, Paul Weller.
Dan H.

Well, what can i say about the 100 Club this place just reeks of musical history, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, BB King, Sex Pistols i could go on, i'm just glad that they saved it, anyway, I went here last night to see Paul Weller, Spiritualized, Japandroids and two other bands, this was part of the Converse Represent week, now to see Paul Weller in a small venue this is a treat in it's self, but he blew the doors off the 100 club, so so good, played a medley of his new songs then rolled back the years with some Jam classics, a night i will never ever forget.

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Emma D.

I always remember THAT time when I was walking along Oxford Street, after exiting Tottenham Court Road station, up to the 100 club and wondering how far up it was. Ooh let me just google the address to find out what number it is...but no lets not talk about that time! I would like to get married here thankyouplease. I love this place. History and rock and roll (and blues and jazz) literally seeps out of the walls, ceiling and floor here. I love the red walls, the old pictures of who has played there all around, the sticky floors, I even love the view of the pillars obscuring the view of the bands on stage when you are stood in the wrong position. They do good beer on draft nowadays too (a Camden pale ale beats a Tubourg any day in my book). Long live the 100 club.

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I've been here for some jazz performances but on the walls, you'll find tributes to other artists who have performed there like BB King and the Stones.

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The Borderline

The Borderline

4.0(33 reviews)
0.2 miBloomsbury
££

My party of four enjoyed a pretty good acoustic show at this little club, I'd never heard of the…read moresinger -- Dawn Landes -- but research told me A) she had a solid following in Britain and B) she'd once been married to Josh Ritter, I'm a fan, so she had to be talented. She was, and she definitely had a loyal fanbase, the entire front room -- holds maybe 70 people -- was full, so my posse settled on a couch near the back, and sipped pints. I liked the bartenders (two ladies), clean feel of the venue, and beer selection, this is the only spot in London where I found a solid IPA that was hop-forward, always a good thing to pair with alt-country-Nashville sounds. A smallish club that's tricky to navigate via your mobile app, this place is worth a visit.

The Borderline is a top music venue with a rich history and an exciting present. Although many of…read morethe artists who perform here are at the bottom rung of the music industry ladder, The Borderline is a significant rung to have climbed. Among some of the artists who have performed here in the past are Oasis and R.E.M and more recently acts like Brandi Carlisle and The Fray have used the venue to introduce themselves to the UK public. I have to say I did enjoy looking at the pictures and memorabilia on the way downstairs which demonstrated the importance of the venue on the London music scene. The pub has the style and feel of an old saloon bar with pillars and posts obstructing views of the stage from certain spots in the venue. The stage is raised but if the place packs out and you're short like me, you have a hard time seeing the artist. Arriving early and getting a good spot is strongly advised. Some seating is available at the back if you do arrive early and the venue is not yet full and this is a good area for enjoying a pre-gig drink. A good quality of performer is guaranteed, normally singers and full bands a lot of experience under their belt. Tickets can be on the pricey side considering the stature of some of the artists and prices range anywhere between £6 to £15 depending on who's playing. However there are some drinks offers at certain times which will help save a little money. Posters dotted around the venue also tell you who else is coming up at The Borderline in the near future which I found very helpful. Public transport is the recommended method of getting to the venue as Manette Street is very narrow and is governed by double yellow lines. Leicester Square and Tottenham Court Road tube stations are minutes away on foot.

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The Social

The Social

4.0(61 reviews)
0.3 miFitzrovia
££

Stay clear of this place! The charming hipster 70's wooden lodge look and fairly decent fast food…read morecan't make-up for the absolute lack of hygiene (Cockroaches crawling the walls) and the terribly inattentive staff. Went there at noon but we had to wait 20 mins before the cook would return (he was out for lunch). So we were taking in the atmosphere, noticed the grime on the table (probably hasn't been wiped in a long time. We ordered a Chilli Dog, Tots with Beer Sauce and a Veggie Dog. We had to ask the waitress three times until we got napkins, ketchup and cutlery for the tots that were starting to dissolve in the beer sauce. In the middle of our meal I noticed things moving on the walls. A family of cockroaches coming out from behind the booth. WTF?! It made our skin crawl to sit in that cesspool, so we quickly ate up (while closely expecting every bite). Had to pay 23 quid for it, which is IMO unjustifiably high for fast food. As I was paying I informed the waitress of the infestation problem, and she just brushed it off as a constant issue. No apology whatsoever. Disgusting place.

Been a while since I've been here and for all its small space it's the events it holds that really…read moremake it. Hip hop is a music genre I love and they do hip hop karaoke on a Thursday night. Monday's they have just started to do an event based around guest speakers and showcasing hip hop music videos; choosing their favourites and showing them why. I love an event where you learn or simply have fun. So though it's not a place is typically hang out because of the crowded small space, the hip hop vibe it clearly favours is something I feel is always missing with London and I embrace when I find.

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The Crobar - We Two Kings

The Crobar

4.1(52 reviews)
0.2 miBloomsbury
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Dropped in on my last night in London hoping to hangout with some metalheads…read more What do I get? A bunch of bitch ass posers wanting to play Red Hot Chili Peppers!!! If you actually fucking pay to play Sweet Child Of Mine, or any fucking shitty ass Red Hot Chili Peppers song on the juke box, you deserve to be hung with rusty fucking barbed wire and bitch slapped like a pinata with real Gibson Explorers and Flying V's. HAIL SATAN!!! \m/666\m/

Long have I pontificated about the mighty Solid Rock Cafe in Glasgow, the undisputed king of the…read morerock pub north of the border. It's pushed hard for it's title by The Black Rose and Black Bull, both in Edinburgh. The Crobar, however, is my undisputed king of the south. I absolutely, positively, unequivocally LOVED this bar. The jukebox is awesome - custom built compilations of songs by group or genre. I heard everything from UFO to Nine Inch Nails while I was there. The drinks are pretty cheap for a central London bar... as in I didn't do a double take when I was charged. The decor is astounding! 2000AD pages adorn the walls, mixed in with other comic pages from the 80s and 90s... it's amazing. The bar doesn't have any draft beers, but does have an amazing range of bottles and spirits. The punters were all readily accepting of someone that clearly wasn't a regular, and there was a fair bit of banter and laughter between everyone, whether they knew you or not. The staff couldn't have been more helpful, even being quite clear that the beers they'd just put in the fridge weren't cold so they were selling them under protest! I was there a lot of the night, and can't say enough positive, happy, good things about them, or the place as whole. Even entertainment was provided by a small dog that was quite the thief, swiping half a vodka and coke while it's owner was distracted. Not sure that happens every night though... Seriously though... if you like your music a little loud, your decor a little wild, and you time to be filled in a pleasant environment, then for me, this is THE place to visit. It's on my list of must visit places for London now. Go. You deserve it.

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