fabric London

Fabric is right next to the train station, so it’s super easy to find. The moment you walk in, everything turns dark with red lights glowing through the hallways. It feels a bit like a maze but in a fun way. We stayed upstairs where you can see the stage clearly, and it’s a bit calmer up there. There’s a big bar too, no waiting around, the staff were fast and friendly. The sound was decent, maybe softer because we weren’t on the main floor. The vibe upstairs was lovely, lots of space to chill, though you can’t see the stage from every spot. Overall it’s a cool place to explore if you’re into music nights with a moody, underground feel.

The music and sound system were fantastic, and the club's management made thoughtful efforts to ensure minorities in terms of sexuality and race could feel safe. But the attendees were not. I was shoved aside while dancing by a woman who then insulted me about my appearance. It was the first time at a techno event I'd encountered “clubbers” who couldn't respect others. I hate to write about this, but it was so shocking it's not fault of club, but this was my worst experience in nightclub for sure

I enjoy elevator music better than this place. We were told house and house tek if you can even call it that, the venue has allot of potential for a great party but seriously needs some work on the music choice beats were repetitive and was the same drop more or less for 2 hours very minimal to no techno; we decided to leave shortly after and whilst waiting outside we heard multiple people saying the music taste was not there and even at the kebab shop they were telling us they thought it was over the amount of people coming in. Just also to note we came stayed 2 hours had two drinks each and spent £50 on a below bar experience. Lots of security even in the open bathrooms but felt more like a school disco than a club. Would suggest better management Yours sincerely Concerned citizen.

Always a fab time, thorough door search, but short queue. Massive Cloak room, so you won't get cold. A great selection at the bar, and free water. Plenty of toilets and friendly security. Oh and the Soundsystem is spot on! No photos/videos because that's their policy 😎

Overall it was good and interesting experience. We had tickets and had to wait around 25 minutes to get in around midnight. Staff was friendly and really ready to help, everything organized. What I did not like that much, that there was a lot of people in Room 1 and 2 that it was really difficult to dance.

Had an amazing time at Fabric last weekend! The energy inside is just insane — you can feel the bass through the floor (literally, that bodysonic dancefloor in Room 1 is wild). The crowd was super diverse, everyone just vibing to the music and doing their own thing. I went on a Saturday night, and the techno lineup was solid, not a single dull moment. The sound system is next level — crisp, loud, and immersive without being overwhelming. It’s not just music; it’s an experience. Security was tight but not overbearing, and the whole place felt pretty safe and well-managed. Drinks are standard London prices, nothing too crazy. The venue itself has that raw, underground feel — no flashy lights or unnecessary decor, just pure focus on the music and the atmosphere. Honestly, it lived up to the hype and then some. If you’re into electronic or techno and want a real London clubbing experience, this is the spot. Only thing I’d say is be prepared to queue, especially after midnight. But once you’re in, it’s totally worth it. Will 100% go again.

Came to watch a quartet perform “Quartet for the End of Time” and atmosphere was nice. Not loads of seating but good sound system to hear the musicians.

Great Saturday afternoon/evening session for the Anjuna label was my first time in a proper dance club in around 20 years - and my first time in fabric (Turnmills was my club of choice back in the day). This cavernous labyrinthine underground venue is awesome. A massive former cold-storage warehouse deep below ground level, it has two major rooms, one smaller room and large bar and chill out area with plenty of seating. Sound system in room one is massively powerful so able to shake the house without being painful on the ears albeit the detail at the upper end is better in the DJ booth than on the dance floor. Room 2 sound system is big too though a little more taught perhaps because it is newer. Room three sound is great also. Lighting is atmospheric throughout and good rather than spectacular in the main rooms with the venue giving greater priority to the sound. Staff were courteous and efficient and those reviews criticising the thorough security are missing the point that this is a licensing condition of the venue being allowed to reopen after being ‘permanently closed’ by the council. And as for those criticising the venue, what exactly do they think an underground electronic dance club is supposed to be like?! I don’t know what the nighttime clubs here are like though I certainly look forward to the next daytime event which is more my thing these days. But I can say that fabric has helped reignite my interest in ‘serious’ clubbing. May fabric forever remain open as it is a suitably rough diamond still appropriately deep underground.