Fabric

What an ultimate place for letting loose. Get there for 12 onwards to secure your place on the dancefloor. This place is always RAMMA! They always have world class DJs, Fridays are mainly DnB and Breakbeat wereas Saturdays are more deep dirty Techy House and Techno. All in all this place is A - Mazing ! 10/10 I must admit, I think that Saturdays are much better and the atmosphere is more friendlier.

Fabric is quite simply one of the best clubs I've ever been to, for the sheer look of the place and the outstanding quality of music, without fail. It has three separate rooms with independent sound systems and the best bit is the vibrating floor in Room 1 which is attached to 400 bass transducers so you really feel the bass as it literally blasts into your skeleton through your feet!

All the top artists regularly feature here, such as:

Scratch Perverts, Pendulum, High Contrast, London Elektricity, Cyantific, Logistics, DJ Hype, Andy C, Krafty Kuts and DJ Yoda and this is a small selection of the quality acts that play here.

I really reccommend friday nights for Fabriclive. Get on their website and look out for a night that catches your eye, it'll be well worth it, and they do student discount too!

Brilliant club, great music, top night out (til 6am!)

Fabric is world famous, much like London counterpart Ministry of Sound, but Fabric is famous for the right reasons.

With a truly killer sound system, the very best international talent, and a crowd of serious clubbers (always a must for a proper night out!), the atmosphere and feel of Fabric is second to none.

Drinks *are* expensive, and queues aren't fantastic--but I've never had a bad night at Fabric. Saturday nights are particularly good for some of the latest techno names, and Fridays alternate between drum 'n bass and breaks. Either way you're in for a treat.

Just a note: if you're out on the pull, please stay at Ministry of Sound. Fabric's for dancing and music.

This is the dream come true when it comes to club music in London. I definitely agree with Katie - its overpriced, the queues are massive (will help to come with some girl-friends cause otherwise they might not let you in ;-) ) and finding a free toilet after 12 is pain in the a**.

But the line up and sound quality are just amazing. The club is very smart with 3 separated rooms, each of a bit different size and slightly different type of music. The sound is amazing, top top quality - the only place that was so good was only Koko in camden.

A definite MUST for any serious party-goer.

Fabric is an infamous dance club which attracts the biggest names in international dance music. The drum n bass night on Fridays attracts thousands of ravers that keep coming back every week. The venue isn't as large as England's other super clubs, but with it's large chill out area and unisex toilets Fabric is certainly cool. Tickets are expensive, but allow for student discounts, and are worth it for the DJs that play there. Drinks are expensive, so have a few before you go, and buy your tickets in advance because the queues are massive.