100 Club

In the underground heart of London, the 100 Club pulsates with a gritty charm that echoes the sounds of generations. This compact basement venue, tucked beneath the bustling Oxford Street, has served as a crucible for musical history since its inception in 1942. From punk rock anthems to jazz legends, it has hosted an impressive lineup of artists that reads like a who's who of the music world. The walls are adorned with framed photographs, each telling a story of electrifying performances and unforgettable nights. Patrons rave about the intimate atmosphere—a space where every note resonates through your bones, where you might brush shoulders with an artist you've only seen on stage. The drinks are reasonably priced, and as one reviewer delightfully noted, even the graffiti in the restrooms adds to its eclectic charm. Whether you're there for an energetic punk gig or a secret show, the 100 Club offers an experience steeped in raw energy and cultural significance that embodies London's vibrant music scene.