All the worlds a stage
Hand selected, iconic Shoreditch venues. All within walking distance of each other.
83 Rivington Street
Tucked in the heart of Shoreditch, 83 Rivington Street is an industrial-chic venue known for its creative energy and bold programming. For the Sofar Sounds Festival, the venue opens its doors to a new wave of music lovers — offering an intimate, atmospheric setting where discovery is at the core. It’s a place where artists connect with audiences up close, and where every performance feels like something special is unfolding.
More than just a venue, 83 Rivington is a home for creative expression and a cornerstone of East London’s independent music and arts scene.
ACCESSIBILITY
• Wheelchair accessible
• Accessible toilets available
• No stairs & ramp available
• Chairs available
• Standing room
• Alternative space for calm
• Food available
Village Underground
Village Underground is a renovated turn-of-the-century warehouse in the heart of Shoreditch, East London. Home to cutting-edge culture, clubbing and live music, our curated programme showcases the best in new and emerging talent alongside world-class artists.
We’ve been a mainstay of the east London nightlife scene for over 15 years and counting and are one of the few remaining independent venues in East London. This independence gives us the freedom to do things our way with authenticity, care, and a genuine passion for keeping live music and nightlife culture alive and thriving.
Our programme is varied, diverse, forward-thinking and ever-changing. We’re proud to work with some of the best promoters and collectives in the capital who shape our programme and make us what we are.
One thing that makes Village Underground special is the space we hold in raising up underground bands and parties, often being the stepping stone from smaller venues to much larger spaces or tours. Most nights of the week you can catch an artist or DJ on the cusp of huge things in our intimate, underground, setting.
ACCESSIBILITY
• Wheelchair accessible
• Separate wheelchair entrance on Great Eastern Street
• Ramp access to accessible viewing area with seating and wheelchair spaces
• Accessible toilet available
• Standing room
• No stairs
• Likely to be loud and busy
D’Stassi Art
D’Stassi Art was founded to disrupt the gatekept, elitist art world by championing emerging talent for often-overlooked audiences. Since 2017, the gallery has created an inclusive, passion-driven platform that defies the traditional white-walled model through immersive events and authentic storytelling. Founders Michael Howes and Edward Sanders combine diverse backgrounds to make contemporary art accessible to all. Collaborating with global brands, D’Stassi connects boundary-pushing artists - like Angel Ortiz (LAII), Lady Pink, Adam Handler, and more- with new audiences. By breaking down barriers and amplifying fresh voices, D’Stassi Art is reshaping how art is experienced, collected, and celebrated worldwide.
ACCESSIBILITY
• Not wheelchair accessible
• No accessible toilets
• Venue in a basement down a small flight of stairs
• No lift available
• Chairs available
Old Street Records
Old Street Records in Shoreditch is a vibrant bar & music venue that combines East London’s creative spirit with a deep appreciation for live tunes & vinyl culture. Situated at the junction of Old Street & Great Eastern Street, it’s a go-to spot for music lovers & night owls alike.
Featuring live Gigs & DJ Nights. The venue is known for its high-energy live performances, featuring everything from indie rock & soul to funk & acoustic sets. As the night progresses, DJs take over, keeping the dance floor alive until late.
The bar offers a cocktail menu, featuring both classics & original creations. A solid selection of craft beers & wines rounds out the drink offerings.
Decorated with vinyl records, music memorabilia & moody lighting, the venue pays homage to classic record stores & old-school music culture.
The venue is split across two floors, the upper level offers a more chilled-out atmosphere, while downstairs is known for its louder, more energetic sets & private parties.
ACCESSIBILITY
•Not wheelchair accessible
• No accessible toilet
• Live music in the basement down some stairs
• Standing room
• Chairs available
• Likely to be loud and busy
Shoreditch Treehouse
Shoreditch Treehouse specialises in hosting corporate events in anything but a corporate setting. The beautiful space boasts large windows, high ceilings and lush plants - making you feel right at home, something it used to be. The Treehouse has always had a rich connection to music. Their whole story begins with their beautiful Steinway Concert Grand Piano (Model D) and a singer who had their venue fall through at the last minute leading to the Treehouse’s first ever event.
ACCESSIBILITY
• Not wheelchair accessible
• No accessible toilets
• Venue up 4 flights of stairs
• No lift available
• Chairs available
• Acoustic or minor amplification - predominantly floor seating
• Intimate and calm but queues to enter likely
• Good for hearing wellness
Bread and Butter Lounge
We started from our bedrooms just before covid as a seller on Depop only wanting to find cool clothes. We have now developed into a vintage street lifestyle brand based in Shoreditch and Hackney Wick.
We’re a multi-faceted creative hub with a three storey building in the heart of Shoreditch and a warehouse studio in Hackney Wick, London hitting all creative disciplines, fashion, music, art, photography and food.
As a brand along with style we're focused on the environment from start to finish; nothing is new from the items we sell to the building itself, everything is vintage, reclaimed, reused or repurposed.
We just have a small hungry team, doing all the work ourselves as we aim to grow into the leading vintage, creative lifestyle brand and destination in London...Bread and Butter to the Moon!
ACCESSIBILITY
• Not wheelchair accessible
• No accessible toilets
• Venue across 2 floors with stairs
• No lift available
• Chairs available
• Likely to be busy
Nekter Deli
A hidden wine gem in the heart of Shoreditch. Dedicated New World minimal intervention list specialising in small plates, deli-style snacks, and natural wines. The venue was launched by the team behind Nekter Wine Importers, who spent a decade supplying wine to high-profile restaurants across the UK. Their focus is on pairing artisanal British produce with a curated wine list.
Wine is a central part of the experience at Nekter Deli. The list includes new-wave, new-world wines from producers in California, South Africa, and Australia, with bottles like Vinca Minor Zin x Carignane, Dormillona Rojo, and Salt Rock La Nina Semillon Gris. Staff are knowledgeable and keen to discuss the wines, making it a good choice for those interested in exploring lesser-known labels.
ACCESSIBILITY
• Wheelchair accessible
• Accessible toilet
• Intimate and calm
• Chairs available
Shoreditch Arts Club
Shoreditch Arts Club is a private space located at 06 Redchurch Street where a community of artists, curators and creative practitioners co-create the cultural moments that Shoreditch talks about next.
Home to an eclectic, rotating mix of art and design – and to all those prepared to have their senses enlivened and cultural experiences expanded, what was once a loading bay has been cleverly re-designed to create a flexible and highly sensory environment spread across three floors, hosting a curated members programme consisting of artistic showcases, live creation, performances, and conversations unfold in genre-bending, immersive events amongst prominent digital screens.
With its own private 24-seat surround-sound cinema, twin meeting rooms, large built-in projection walls and open-plan lounge bar, the club’s distinctive layout and contemporary interiors provide a unique space for its members to convene and bring their creative projects to life: works in progress, unreleased material, unfiltered conversations unfold here before the rest of London sees them.
ACCESSIBILITY
• Step-free, wheelchair accessible