We divided this page into clubs, circuit parties (for the muscle boys), parties and after parties.
Bar Code Vauxhall
Arch 69,Albert EmbankmentNext to Soho, this popular dance bar has a venue at Vauxhall, with frequent parties and theme nights.
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Fire
South Lambeth RoadFire is the gay club where it all happens for the muscle and party boys in London. The different parties at this club often go on non stop the whole weekend. See for more details the related gay parties below this page.
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G-A-Y Late - G.A.Y. Late
Heaven
Ku Bar
30 Lisle StreetKu Bar / Ku Club is a stylish venue and attracts a young crowd. Popular music from the jukebox sets the atmosphere. Gay Tea Dance on Sunday; Ku Live and Kareoke night on Mondays.
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Lo-Profile
84-86 Wardour StreetLo-Profile is a gay dance club in Soho by the owners of gaydar website and Profile bar London.
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The Ghetto
The Shadow Lounge
5 Brewer StreetThe Shadow Lounge is a dead trendy lounge bar right in the middle of Soho London. Always full of cute and sexy gay guys, perfect to start a night, or to finish a nice evening, to have a drink after dinner... and to meet very local boys.
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Trash Palace
58 Old Street.Slightly alternative bar, The boho-homo hangout just got a hell of a lot Hotter. Weekly nights and special theme parties. Located on the first floor, upstairs from Ghetto
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A:M - Fire
South Lambeth RoadA:M is a big Friday night / Saturday morning gay party at Fire London with DJ's like The Sharp Boys, David Jimenez, Paul Heron, Stevie B and suprise guest every week.
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FitLadz - Union (fka Crash)
66 Albert Embankment, VauxhallLike it says on the tin - Fitladz is for er...fit lads, so a strict door policy will ensure only gay muscle lads, trackie dudes, gym gunners, fit runners, swimmers bods. You get the idea! Sexy house music for sexy ladz provided by Mario (Barcode), Devilish & guests.
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G-A-Y party - Heaven
Gravity - Fire
Tonker - Eagle London
XXL London - The Arches
51-53 Southwark roadWeekly Wednesday and Saturday night out with motto: "Hot Sexy Fur, for cold winter nights"
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Beyond - Area
66 Albert Embankment, VauxhallOrange and Crash present this big night out at one of Londons best loved venues.
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Hard On - Hidden
100 Tinworth St.Hard On is a monthly fetish party for members and their guest only. Several music and playing areas.
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Horizon - Fire
Juicy - Fire
South Lambeth RoadNow every Saterday Juicy is the place to be for party people, at Fire. Rooms with juiced-up sounds: turbo charged house, funky electro, tribal and underground house. Fresh juice bars (nice with your pills) and fresh go-go dancers.
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Lovechild - Pacha
LoveMuscle XX - The Fridge
1 Town Hall Parade, BrixtonThe infamous and sexy flesh market party is back after 4 years at The Fridge. It's meat all over the place during the infamous stage show by Yvette & her male strippers!
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Matinee in London - Colosseum
1 Nine Elms LaneSpanish super club Matinee present in association with Evolved Events another massive Ibiza style gay party in the super Club Colosseum in Vauxhall.
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Megawoof - Colosseum
Orange - Fire
South Lambeth RoadOrange, the flagship night of All Things Orange, continues to pull in bigger and bigger crowds every Sunday night.
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Rough - Union (fka Crash)
66 Albert Embankment, VauxhallNew cruise session complete with spank booths, glory holes, darkrooms and a video lounge. Strict dress code includes skinheads, rubber, military, leather, industrial, sports kit and builders.
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RUT - The Hoist
Arches 47B & 47C, South Lambeth Road, VauxhallRut takes over the Hoist and Fetish Freak Arch or one night. 2 arches of leather and rubber. Very strict dresscode.
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Salvation - Troxy
490 Commercial RoadHere's where the worldwide phenomenon started, still bringing the most beautiful boys of London together.
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Trade - The Arches
White Party - Cable
33a Bermondsey Street The Legendary White Party returns to London. Dress code is obvious. DJs & Artists: Max Morel, Paul Heron, Steve B, Guy Williams, Dulcie Danger and Live: Angie Brown
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Hard On - Hidden
100 Tinworth St.Hard On is a monthly fetish party for members and their guest only. Several music and playing areas.
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Hookd On Saturday - Hidden
Horizon - Fire
Megawoof - Colosseum
Circus - Matter at O2 Dome
The O2 Peninsula SquareLondon Pride after party at Matter, London. With two rooms and different DJ's.
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Douze Points - The Retro Bar
2 George Court, Adelphi,Off The StrandDouze Points is the only gay Eurovision Theme night in London. Eurovision music is played all night and in between songs, there is an opportunity to win a free drink by correctly answering one of the Eurovision related questions. The highlight of the night is the mini Contest.
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Famous - Floridita
100 Wardour StreetFAMOUS launches at the modern, stylish and chic, Floridita, on Wardour Street in the heart of Soho this May Bank Holiday on Sunday 3rd May.
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Gay City Rollers - Renaissance Room
Off Miles StreetThere’s never been a better opportunity to bump into someone new with this gay disco rollerskating extravaganza!
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Nudity - Union
Albert Embankment 66Nudity is a gay naked pub dance party. The emphasis is on dancing, clubbing, and having fun and a private outdoor space is screened off.
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Popstarz - Sin
Sorry Shoes - Southbank Centre
SuperMartXé - The Coronet Theatre
UK Eurovision Schlager Party - The Enclave
25-27 Brewer StreetNew monthly party celebrating Eurovision and European Schlagers. What's a schlager? Schlager music in modern terms is the genre of music that is best described as ‘Abba-esque’. Coming from the German word for “hitter” or a music “hit”, it describes modern traditional pop music, predominantly from Scandinavia. So lots of ABBA, trash, Stock, Aitken and Waterman’s, Steps, Deuce, British Eurovision acts, Scooch and the odd boyband song.
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