G-A-Y at Heaven is one of London’s best-known gay club nights, held in the massive Heaven nightclub near Charing Cross. It’s part of the G-A-Y brand, which also includes the bar in Soho, but Heaven is where the scale truly comes alive. The venue itself is huge, spread across multiple arches beneath the railway. The main room is vast, with a big stage, high ceilings and a sound system built for late-night parties.
Fridays and Saturdays are the busiest, drawing a mixed crowd of students, locals and international visitors. The playlist leans on chart pop, remixes and singalong anthems, making it an easy night out for groups and friends. Drinks are cheaper than most West End clubs, keeping the vibe more accessible.
Expect long queues on peak nights, especially after midnight, but once inside, the energy is electric. Heaven also hosts live performances and special events, often featuring big-name pop acts. The club stays open until the early morning, making it one of the longest-running nights in London.
For anyone looking for a high-energy night of music, dancing and a crowd that doesn’t stop moving, G-A-Y at Heaven is a central stop on the London gay nightlife map.
