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See The Legendary Madness Live In Concert!

Childhood fun, teenage mischief and wild adult antics are all joined by decades of timeless music from the legendary band Madness. Songs such as ‘It Must be Love’, ‘House Of Fun’, and the massive London nightlife anthem ‘One Step Beyond’ have been a crucial reflection of London’s diverse culture.

With loads of big concerts being held in 2010 it seems the best shall be left for last, as loyal Madness fans are being treated to an incredible night out, but not at the hands of London clubs instead the iconic bad formed in the mid 70’s and responsible for successful 80’s anthems shall host the biggest gig of the year at Earls Court in December 2010.

Their recent gigs at Victoria Park have helped to create even more demand for their sound of quality British pop merged with Ska undertones. If you think the band will only be performing classics then think again as songs from their recent album ‘The Liberty of Norton Folegate’ so this incredible live band will showcase the perfect blend of the past and present.

So forget squandering all of your wages on clubbing in London nightclubs and purchase tickets now for the this revival gig at Earls Court on Friday 17th December 2010, tickets will be range between £35.00 - £37.50, hurry and be the envy of all of your friends, you will not be disappointed.

Don’t Miss Out On Meal & Theatre Deals In London!

It is a known fact that London nightlife is home to the biggest Theatre productions in the country, with countless fun packed shows to choose from.

Why not take advantage of the combination deals where you, friends, family or loved one can enjoy a tasty meal, then enjoy the thrill of a musical, drama or comedy all for the budget price of either £20 (budget package) or anything up to £45.

After enjoying a meal, and theatre why not dance the night away by sampling some of the many London nightclubs where you can burn off the calories from your meal and imagine being on the big stage.

If your worried that a package deal means your choice of show is restricted then think again. A combination deal gives you access to shows such as: Chicago, Dreamboats and Petticoats, Grease, Legally Blonde. Oliver, Stomp, Priscilla Queen Of The Dessert, The Lion King, Thriller Live, The Jersey Boys, Sister Act, Dirty Dancing, Wicked, We Will Rock You, and many more.
These deals make the perfect gift or family day out over the summer holidays, so get online and find a deal that suits you, an unforgettable night of fun, laughter and entertainment is waiting.

Treat Yourself To A Top Night At Ichi Sushi & Sashimi Bar!

If you dream of living the high life and like to indulge yourself with only the best dining experience around London nightlife then this high-end sushi and sashimi bar has your name written all over it.

Located on the southern side of Westminster Bridge, the Park Plaza Hotel plays host to Ichi Sushi and Sashimi Bar, which is in the front corner of the hotel’s first floor. This small yet elegant restaurant has Japanese blinds, bamboo, glass top tables kitted with traditional chopsticks and plates as diners can sit comfortably and enjoy the view of Big Ben.

The venue not only offers top class food courtesy of Master sushi Chef Okamoto who has over 30 years experience, but also a wide selection of drinks are served at the Primo Bar. If you are tired of the commercial music played in London nightclubs then you will appreciate the live music at the hotel which currently hosts jazz, funk and soul up to seven nights a week.

With standard high-end prices for food and drink this South Bank location is certainly set to become a top destination with fantastic food, breath taking cocktails, classy live music and stunning views across the river this is the place to make your dream evening become a reality.

Café By Day & Bar/Nightclub After Dark ‘CAMP’ Is The Place To Be!

‘CAMP’ is the City Arts and Music Project located between Shoreditch and the City, it’s a café by day but as night draws near it is transformed to rival London clubs with its unique style.

This multifunctional music venue is making waves on London nightlife with is selection of very credible music acts ranging from live Jazz on Wednesday’s in the upstairs area or DJ’s on Friday nights in the basement area playing electro or techno. Saturdays play host to more varied nights with renowned DJ’s Livin Proof spinning Hip Hop or a plethora of cutting-edge electronica, minimal house and techno nights spun by DJ’s gathered from around the UK and Europe.

The atmosphere is not pretentious like in many London night clubs; the crowd is sincere in their appreciation of art and music. The upstairs lounge is quiet with the décor based on a uni-student type area however all the bands and DJ’s flock downstairs which is buzzing with life and people ready to party.

If you are looking for a venue to bridge the gap between Camden style and East London eccentricity then visit CAMP, its friendly and extremely art and music orientated, with reasonable priced drinks.

Eric Prydz Gets Ready To Dazzle At Secret Warehouse In London

London nightlife is buzzing with excitement as it prepares for one of the biggest electronic DJ’s to appear at a secret warehouse location in London.

Eric is famous for his dance floor anthems ‘Proper Education’ ‘Pjanoo’, and many more including the anthem ‘Call On Me’ that samples the popular 90’s show Baywatch. The video of Call On Me is a favorite amongst men as it mirrors an exercise session with beautify women stretching and bending and thrusting to the classic tune, women love to mimic the video by dressing up in the famous workout gear as a theme for their London hen parties.

Eric Prydz shall be showcasing his finest turntable technician skills at a secret old school warehouse venue; tickets are on sale but are selling fast for the event on Sat 31st July 2010. Eric will be joined by Gui Boratto, Finale, Par Grindvik and more, but the headline act is the renowned star Eric Prydz.

The event will be like the raves of the 90’s London nightclubs where legends such as Danny Rampling would host where everyone buys tickets but nobody knows where they heading to until a secret message is sent out, previously this was done to stop the police from shutting down the raves, however now it’s a great way to sell tickets and create suspense, anticipation and excitement.

If you can get your hands on a pair of tickets it is tipped to be a fantastic night.

Get Ready for The iTunes Festival London 2010

Some of the biggest names in showbiz; Ozzy Osbourne, Faithless, Ellie Goulding, Tony Bennett, Kate Nash, Scissor Sisters are just a few of names appearing at the massive festival with more acts still to be confirmed for what is a month long celebration of live music.

Many London night clubs will be buzzing, as over 60 artists will be playing live at the infamous Roundhouse in Camden for fans luck enough to get hold of a ticket. 2010 iTunes Festival in London aims to be even bigger than last year as expectations are higher than ever for the free festival. Sessions will be recorded and also available for download so if you can’t get a ticket do not fear, as you will not miss out on a thing.

The only way to get tickets are to register with Tunes, search for the band you want to hear at the festival and hit the win tickets button for your chance to posses free tickets for the event at Roundhouse from 1st July – 31st July 2010. 

If you are as lucky as Charlie finding the Golden Ticket then you will be the envy of all your friends as they queue up to listen their favorite music mixed by mediocre DJ’s in London clubs, you will be jamming to the acts live and in the flesh. Life doesn’t get any better than that, good luck.

Get Ready To ‘Stomp’ the Night Away!

There is only one way to enjoy the London nightlife scene to it's maximum and that is to check the land of Theatre. With a wide range of hugely popular shows to chose from such as plays, comedies and musicals. 

A longstanding favorite is the groundbreaking showstopper ‘Stomp’, an addictive 21st century taste of pop culture. This show has no real plot, no dialogue or talking, just the simple aim of rhythmically showcasing everyday life through junk.

Stomp blends, theatre, mime, dance and performance art together in a very unique theatrical presentation. Schools and Colleges visit this show by the coach load proving that it appeals to people from various cultural backgrounds and ages.

This show makes you want to move your body as if you were partying in one of the many night clubs in London but with the DJ replaced by tribes of performers clashing bin lid shields like real warriors. Tickets are priced between £25- £47.50

So if you truly want an experience like no other then travel to the Ambassadors Theatre in Covent Garden and allow your senses to be blown away by the high energy drumming sounds of dustbin lids reminding you that their music is not rubbish, its art!!

Basement Jaxx’s-Felix Buxton Is Ready To Jamm!

All roads were leading to the Jamm in Brixton South East London on July 2nd where one half of the legendary electronic duo Basement Jaxx-Felix Buxton was controlling the wheels of steal with an electrifying DJ Set at one of London clubs best kept secrets.

The Jamm which is located on Brixton Road in Stockwell, London plays host to a wide selection of music with live acts, bands and DJ’s performing anything from Drum & Bass, Indie-Rock, to Funk Electronic dance music.
Venues like Jamm attract eclectic people that enjoy partying in East London or Camden Town rather than drowning in the commercial chart music that many London nightclubs force upon the masses.

Basement Jaxx have spent the last decade making people dance to their funky grooves and spectacular stage shows, with hits like ‘Red Alert’, ‘Romeo’, ‘Oh My Gosh’ causing people to flock to festivals to hear them year after year.
Felix recently played at Jamm in February so attendees of that night knew that the upcoming July gig was going to be a roadblock, with beats and energy pouring out of every nook and cranny of the quirk Brixton venue.
Tickets went on sale and were sold out within the first couple of hours for what was tipped to be the grooviest party on the London nightlife scene that weekend.

Roller Disco At Renaissance Rooms Is ‘Wheelie’ Good Fun

Gone are the days when people only want to party in London nightclubs wearing shoes, sexy dresses, trousers and shirts. The desire for more has lead quirky individuals to one very special place, Roller Disco at Renaissance Rooms in Vauxhall.

This super cool venue caters for both skating beginners and pros giving everyone a chance to have fun on wheels, bringing back the activity that was such a craze in the 80’s and 90’s.

People flock together every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, where the dance floor in Renaissance Rooms is transformed into a skating rink to provide what was is highly tipped as an original twist on very traditional nightclubs around London nightlife.

The age group varies from 18+ with tickets frequently selling out as queues lead onto the pavement, with excited young and mature adults eagerly waiting to live out their skating fantasies wearing spandex and crazy headgear whilst they party in two areas playing classic disco, funk and house music.

Women simply love this event which has been known to kick-start many London hen parties, so don’t waste any more time, head down to Renaissance Rooms for a seriously fun clubbing experience and whatever you do, don’t forget your ‘knee-pads’!

Thriller-Live Is Still Thrilling London Nightlife

16 months after its launch at the Lyric Theatre in London, Thriller-Live is still very much in demand. The musical celebrates the work of Michael Jackson and the Jackson 5 covering over 3 decades of timeless classics.
London nightlife has been set a light by this spectacular show, which due to overwhelming demand has been extended until January 2011. Thriller-Live is the perfect excuse for a family night out with its stunning visuals; energetic singers-dancers and breathtaking retro atmosphere catapulting you back to the era where the magic happened.
A Michael Jackson memorial was opened at the Lyric Theatre in London’s West End on Thurs 25.06.10. with the unveiling of a plaque honoring the ‘King of Pop’ for the first anniversary of the singer’s untimely death.
A special service was held during Thursday’s showing of Thriller Live! with the cast performing Speechless, a song recorded by Michael which will be released very soon in aid of the charity War Child.
The executive director of Thriller-Live! Adrian Grants said "The sentiment behind the song, and what it now means to me in Michael's passing, truly reflects the emotions one feels due to his loss - those of sadness, but also remembering the joy he gave the world as we celebrate his life."
If you don’t want to hear your favorite MJ anthems in any London clubs, then head to Thriller-Live where you will truly feel the spirit of the King as renditions of Billie Jean, Beat It, Smooth Criminal, Wanna Be Startin’ Something, and more tear the roof off.
It is expected that the Lyric Theatre will once again be the centre of London nightlife, as fans will flock there to lay floral tributes, cuddly toys, poems and a shrine of candles.