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Fabric Club / Music Venue

Fabric With three rooms, two main stages, and two floors spread over 25,000 square feet, Fabric is a monster of a nightclub where music is the main focus and easygoing patrons arrive in droves to hear everything from old-school drum... London England 51.51927 -0.103059

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Party Earth Review With three rooms, two main stages, and two floors spread over 25,000 square feet, Fabric is a monster of a nightclub where music is the main focus and easygoing patrons arrive in droves to hear everything from old-school... ... read full review

Neighborhood:

Camden Town / Islington
Address:

77a Charterhouse Street
London, EC1M 3HN

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Tube:

Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan Lines: Farringdon
Phone:

020 7336 8898
Links:
Official Website

Hours:

F 9:30pm–5am, Sa 10pm–7am, Su 11pm–6am
Recommended as:
- Night Spot

First to review Kira A.

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Fabric Schedule of Events

May 2013

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May24Fri May 24, 22:00PM	FabricLive Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Drum and Bass / Dubstep / Electro / Hip-Hop / Indie 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
May25Sat May 25, 23:00PM	Fabric Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Dance / Electronic / House / Techno 11:00 pm	Add to Calendar
May26Sun May 26, 22:00PM	WetYourSelf! Club Night / Club Music / DJ / Dance 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
May31Fri May 31, 22:00PM	FabricLive Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Drum and Bass / Dubstep / Electro / Hip-Hop / Indie 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar

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Jun01Sat Jun 1, 23:00PM	Fabric Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Dance / Electronic / House / Techno 11:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun02Sun Jun 2, 22:00PM	WetYourSelf! Club Night / Club Music / DJ / Dance 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun07Fri Jun 7, 22:00PM	FabricLive Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Drum and Bass / Dubstep / Electro / Hip-Hop / Indie 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun08Sat Jun 8, 23:00PM	Fabric Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Dance / Electronic / House / Techno 11:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun09Sun Jun 9, 22:00PM	WetYourSelf! Club Night / Club Music / DJ / Dance 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun14Fri Jun 14, 22:00PM	FabricLive Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Drum and Bass / Dubstep / Electro / Hip-Hop / Indie 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun15Sat Jun 15, 23:00PM	Fabric Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Dance / Electronic / House / Techno 11:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun16Sun Jun 16, 22:00PM	WetYourSelf! Club Night / Club Music / DJ / Dance 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun21Fri Jun 21, 22:00PM	FabricLive Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Drum and Bass / Dubstep / Electro / Hip-Hop / Indie 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun22Sat Jun 22, 23:00PM	Fabric Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Dance / Electronic / House / Techno 11:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun23Sun Jun 23, 22:00PM	WetYourSelf! Club Night / Club Music / DJ / Dance 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun28Fri Jun 28, 22:00PM	FabricLive Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Drum and Bass / Dubstep / Electro / Hip-Hop / Indie 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun29Sat Jun 29, 23:00PM	Fabric Club Night / Party / DJ / DJ / Dance / Electronic / House / Techno 11:00 pm	Add to Calendar
Jun30Sun Jun 30, 22:00PM	WetYourSelf! Club Night / Club Music / DJ / Dance 10:00 pm	Add to Calendar

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Party Earth Fabric Review

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With three rooms, two main stages, and two floors spread over 25,000 square feet, Fabric is a monster of a nightclub where music is the main focus and easygoing patrons arrive in droves to hear everything from old-school drum...

Camden Town / Islington, London –

In fact, Fabric has become such a popular scene that throngs of clubbers line up around the block waiting to get in.

Although there may be no trendy décor or luxurious furnishings, the cavernous club makes up for its pared-down industrial look with banging beats and an incredible vibrating “bodysonic” dance floor.

The space also contains three bars and a VIP room located on the balcony that overhangs the main dance floor and offers a great view of the action below.

One of the city’s premier late-night party scenes, Fabric gets absolutely packed on the weekends when even the stairwells are crammed with casually-dressed clubbers taking a break from the green lights and thunderous bass of the dance floor.

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Tip from Jonah:

To avoid the dreaded line snaking around the outside of the club, either come early or buy tickets in advance online. Anyone who plans to frequent this club should also take advantage of the Fabric First membership, which includes a reduced cover charge and even a free CD from the Fabric record label.

Crowd

Easygoing mix of all types, many DJ music lovers, early 20s to 30s. More international on Saturdays, more ravers on Sundays.
Entertainment / Music

Resident and guest DJs play breaks, drum and bass, and hip-hop on Fridays; house, techno, and electronica on Saturdays; and mostly house and minimal techno on Sundays.
Food / Miscellaneous

None.

Prices

Cover charge £15–£19, £10–£12 for members and students. Membership £6/month. Drinks £5+.
What to Wear / Dress Code

Dress code: no fancy dress allowed of any kind.
Hot Nights / When to Go

Fridays and Saturdays after 12:30am.

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Fabric User Reviews

cybil scott Apr 7, 2013 3.0 stars Descending into darkness Ah yes, the one, the only, Fabric nightclub. If you want until after midnight you'll get a reduced cover charge and this is what a group of us did on a Friday night after the all the tube transportation closes! If you're wary of a heavy drug scene I would not recommend this place for you, but if have come to terms with that (or are on some yourself) then it can be a really fun time! Some people really lose their minds and find their dancing feet! You'll descend down many stairs into the pulsating and sweaty underground that is one layer of Fabric. There's many places to hang out away from the main floors, if you need a break from the drum n' bass or techno, depending on which night you go. I'm still not even sure what I haven't uncovered there. It's enormous, yet still easy to find your friends again. I would definitely start your party before you go though, its really weird if you just roll up and start buying drinks from the bar, stone cold sober-like. And it would be expensive. And who's into that? Before you know it, your legs will shaking as your ascend the staircase back up into daylight at 7am, near closing time. Have no fear, there's a McDonald's nearby.

Paul Hayes Mar 30, 2013 2.0 stars The vibrating vomit of youth Eighteen pounds on a Friday night. Not bad considering how infamous the venue is. I jumped on board last second with some fun Australians at my hostel. Once inside our first stop was the bar. Drinks from five pounds and up didn't spur my enthusiasm but it was anticipated. Soon I found myself wandering through dark tunnels to different stages. Groups of people sauntered by in different stages of intoxication. The hair on my head held different types of static with each DJ's bass. Some people were high up on balconies swinging their hips and sticking their tongues down each others' throats. I wanted to be them. Why wasn't I having fun? Maybe I needed drugs. Everyone there was on drugs. Well not everyone, but most. The eyes in the club were heavy and black. At the bathroom I was greeted by a strange scene. A man, supposedly security, was watching people go into the stalls. He was making sure no one went in as a pair. Somehow he peacefully ignored the teens lurched over and waterfalling puke into the trough. Some were puking so hard it was spattering onto the already wet floor and onto their shoes. Their inexpensive shoes. For some reason that helped me understand the crowd there. I waited for a stall just because. I wanted to see one. I wanted to stand in one of the historic drug booths of London's Fabric. And so I did. After tiptoeing out of the bathroom I wandered more. I expected a giant open air venue with a single DJ wafting his hands over the crowd like they were his temporary kingdom. But more tunnels unveiled more stages. I'm not sure how many exist in the club. Between them are peculiar lounge areas where people laid with their friends and girls or boys, touching. I lost track of the Australians but didn't mind. I floated between DJs until I felt the alcohol leaving me. My first attempt to leave led me outside to a smoking area. A packed and unattractive fenced area where people sucked on their sticks. After some time I found the stairs I came in on and got lightly lost in the London night.

El La Mar 4, 2013 3.0 stars Music First at Fabric Fabric is massive: the club, the DJs, the crowd, the bass. The line is generally massive as well, so plan to get there early or buy advance tickets. Soon you're inside a renovated cold-store that still has its industrial vibe. The coat check is up by the entrance on the ground floor, and everything else is underground. The club can feel like a brick maze, with stairwells leading from one room to the next. The décor is minimal, with full attention devoted to the custom sound systems. Room 1 boasts a bassbin-laden, Bodysonic dancefloor, and the design of Room 2 somehow intensifies everything - sound, lights and crowd. Room 3 is smaller - more like a house party, with windows overlooking Room 2. The dress code is casual (no suit coats or fancy-dress) and the scene varies depending on the night. Friday's FABRICLIVE (drum & bass, breaks) generally houses a younger, laid-back student crowd, while Fabric (house & techno) on Saturdays attracts a slightly more polished, 20s - 30s group. Regardless of the night, music is the main focus. You're likely to catch a world-class DJ in one of the three rooms, and the club's residents know how to work the room and the crowd. The stages in Room 1 & Room 2 sometimes host live acts, otherwise are filled with dancing clubbers.

Jordi Barreras Feb 27, 2013 4.0 stars Nice place I went in fabric 3 years ago I and spend a good night i remember that you can find differents music style in its differents floors also if you ike live music this is a good place to visit. I'm just arrived in London I would like to go again I hope will found the same place that i visited 3 years ago.

Sam Levy Jan 8, 2013 3.0 stars Insane in the Membrane Working in London this summer, some of my young adult co workers recommend I try Fabric at least once because it is insane to say the least. After navigating my way with friends on the night bus (through the rain of course, when doesn't it rain) we stood in line for 30 minutes and paid an insane cover. But once we got in, we saw what the hype was about. The place is a clubber's wet dream--multiple levels of dancing and drinks and a stage to dance on, not to mention the deafening bass lines of the techno music. Drinks were expensive so we made sure to drink before we left. The crowd was mostly younger people with the exception of the creepy older men there for the show. Overall, it was a pretty great experience but I probably wouldn't pay that cover ever again.

Morgan Muhonen Nov 29, 2012 2.0 stars Crazy When I visited London, I heard Fabric was a great place to go. It gets pricey to pay a cover, check bags/coats, and buy drinks, but the venue was really cool. It is a huge place with a large stage that anybody can go dance on. The night I went had pretty bad music, but there are a lot of different rooms and areas to go. It is great to go with a group, but there are mostly younger people that go. It is also a place to meet people. Easy to get lost inside because there are so many different levels.

Rachel Golden Nov 16, 2012 4.0 stars FabricLive One of the most well known clubs in the world. Some of the biggest names in the electronic dance music industry started off here or have made residencies here. Fabric is one the craziest nightlife experiences you can enjoy. The best part about it is that you can't get the same kind of feeling from any other venue. Fabric has that effect on people and that's what makes it such an amazing venue. This is somewhere you HAVE to stop by to get the feeling of what is to get lost in the sound of the music. Most amazing memories here.

srharris555 Sep 21, 2012 2.0 stars Intense! Fabric is one of the most intense clubbing scenes I've ever experienced. There are several different rooms and levels with people raging everywhere. If you are into the rave scene, this is definitely a club worth checking out, if not, you may want to avoid it as there is typically very intense electro-house music blasting throughout all of the jam packed rooms in Fabric. Also, I would suggest buying tickets first so you don't have to wait in the huge line (cue) that usually forms for general admission to the club.

Kira Abe Aug 8, 2012 2.0 stars Fabric Fun Fabric is definitely one of the top electro-house music clubs in London. Although it's not on the same level as Ministry of Sound, Fabric is definitely a great time. Each of the rooms offers a different music vibe, so however you're feeling that night you're bound to find a room that you like. Fabric is usually packed to the walls with younger, university-aged people (mostly under 25). I got to see some big names like Jack Beats and Knife Party play there. You can even get up on the stage and dance if you want to!

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