The Best Halloween Club Nights in London

23:00 - 06:00 | E1 - 110 Pennington Street, Wapping, E1W 2BB | Tickets from £20

Of all the good Halloween events in London that haven’t sold out by now, this one might just take the cake. In the sprawling, three-room E1, we have garage pioneer Todd Edwards and legacy garage act Zed Bias, known for his endlessly-spun ‘Neighbourhood’ tune.

‘Breaks originators meet UK garage legend at what should be a Halloween spectacular to remember’, Anu Shukla writes, recommend this night out as a highlight of the weekly calendar.

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14:00 - 23:00 | The Old Church - Stoke Newington Church St, N16 9ES | Tickets on last release

We’ve all been to Halloween parties where the whole hall is decked out in the typical Halloween mise en scene, but you’re still aware you’re in a club, or someone’s living room. So how about a Halloween party in an actual Gothic church?

The Old Church of Stoke Newington, a Grade II listed building, is hosting ‘Necropolis Festival’, requesting you come dressed in your favourite gothic attire, promising mixes of industrial techno, EBM, and gothic music. Nothing quite like a graveyard smoking area to get you into the holiday spirit.

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23:00 - 06:00 | Studio 9294 - 92 Wallis Road, E9 5LN | Tickets from £20

Held in Hackney’s Studio 9294, A Night of Twisted Memories may be our top recommendation for those who just don’t know how to call it a night. Playing til 6:30 with last entry at 2am, this will be your spot for some spooky, late-night ridiculousness. The best part (for some) is that fancy dress is not mandatory; a ticket for the boring among us (only teasing).

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18:00 - 02:00 | Tuck Inn - 13 Bradbury St, Dalston, N16 8JN | Tickets £7.50

Here’s a night for the seasoned, for those who dress like its Halloween 52 weeks in a year. For those who think Robert Smith dresses like a geography teacher. That’s right, I’m talking about the real emo’s, the ones who were right when they told their mum it wasn’t a phase.

This is a night I wouldn’t recommend for the Clapham girlies looking for a bit of carefree fun on their Halloween weekender. Emo Nite at the Tuck Inn I’d only recommend to those with the DNA of gothic lemons. Built for Dalston Superstars. 

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20:00 - 00:00 | Westminster Pier, London, SW1A 2JH | Tickets from £34

For a slightly more family friendly event, Westminster Pier and Baseline Sounds are taking a few lucky merry pranksters on a cruise round the Thames for their Halloween weekender. As well as offering haunting beats and spooky rhythms, the tickets comes with a free afterparty, just make sure you get your wristband on the boat.

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19:30 - 00:30 | Peckham Levels - Peckham Town Centre Carpark, 95A Rye Ln, SE15 4ST | Tickets from £5

There’s few parties like a Peckham Levels party. Presented by Hennessy, this years Halloween bash at the iconic Levels is handing out free shots to the first 100 fancy-dressers through the gates, and their theme this year is moments of 2023 (personally I’m trying to find a way to pull off a BarbenHeimer costume).

And from £5 a ticket, this is your big budget night out of the week! Would be worth it even if it was triple the price, as Levels is always a guaranteed hoot. 

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22:00 - 03:00 | Phonox - 418 Brixton Road, Brixton, SW9 7AY | Tickets from £6

And time for an actual Halloween event on the actual day of Halloween, Phonox is pulling out the big guns (or the medium-sized guns) for a highly camp, fancy dress, club night bash. Resident DJ’s swing through “the deathly sounds of all things Americana - HipHop, Disco, Pop, R&B, Rocking Party Classics”.

The costume themes are named for American Horror Story seasons: Asylum, Freakshow, Covern, and Apocalypse. A greatly versatile theme; have fun.

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