Gallery Club London

Gallery opened on Kensington High Street in March 2025, founded by the team behind Boujis and B London, bringing a credible electronic music venue to west London for the first time in a generation. The address is deceptively unassuming — the space inside is a considered design statement: metal wall panels meeting velvet seating, concrete left raw where other venues would have polished it, and a lighting grid scaled to match the seriousness of the programming.

The centrepiece is the Club Room, built around a ten-tonne concrete DJ booth that sits at the floor's centre rather than its edge — a deliberate choice that closes the distance between artist and crowd. Alongside it, Cubanista serves as a fully independent Cuban-inspired cocktail bar with its own DJ setup, bold ikat wallpaper, tropical planting and a back bar of arched bottle displays that could pass for a Havana institution. Both rooms hold a licence until 3am.

The third space is harder to find. The Studio, reached through what appears to be a working telephone box, seats around twenty in red velvet booths beneath Chanel-inspired prints, with a private bar and no route in without knowing where to look. Available for private hire across all three spaces, Gallery is one of the few west London venues where the music infrastructure has been designed in from the start rather than fitted around an existing room.