Categories: Features

Party hotspots in across the UK

Few countries have such a solid reputation for partying as the UK. From > most dingy basement dive to the premium upmarket nightclubs

sit alongside glitzy casinos and hotels, there’s a massive choice of clubbing locations. So get out there and enjoy the weekend with some of these massive UK party hotspots!

London’s definitely got the country’s most expensive nightclubs with the likes of Jalouse and Chinawhite being packed with A-list celebs and associated posers. These is just down the road from the Mayfair district’s gambling meccas such as the Hippodrome Casino, and they can certainly do a great job of parting you from your well-earned money.

But seeing as London is such a huge city it can offer other party pleasures for us mere mortals, with the likes of Fabric providing the best in underground techno and house, whilst East London serves as the best place to check out the second coming of grime. Such cut-price entertainment also applies to casino culture that can be enjoyed just about anywhere with websites like Betway giving you the chance to play roulette and win big – an essential part of any massive night out!

Away from the casinos and clubs of the capital, the northern cities of England offer some top party entertainment. Manchester has been a clubbing hotspot since the days of the Hacienda, and it’s well worth checking the Warehouse Project’s Facebook page for huge specialist one-off dance events, whilst the legendary Star and Garter pub usually has something for even the weirdest of tastes.

Just up the road are the mega-clubs of Liverpool that always provide a good bet for an exuberant night on the town, with the areas of Seel Street and Concert Square delivering full-on entertainment well into the night – be sure to check out the Levels nightclub for three floors of partying, Liverpool style.

Further north, a quick visit to Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow on a weekend night will definitely prove the fact that nobody knows how to party like a Glaswegian. From dancing to the latest cutting-edge sounds in the cavernous Arches venue, to revisiting the retro charms of disco at the Buff Club on Bath Lane, no city guarantees a good time and a warm welcome like Glasgow.

And with the legendary Nice’N’Sleazy bar providing cocktails well into the night and giving you chance to have play a quick game of online roulette, there’s plenty of partying to be had in the UK in 2016!

ihouseuadmin

Recent Posts

Jeff Mental – TooDiscoo EP (Melómana Records): Reinventing Indie Dance for a New Era

With TooDiscoo, Jeff Mental asserts a bold artistic vision that seamlessly merges analog nostalgia with…

19 hours ago

OFFSónar complete their full programme for 2025

Running as part of Sónar Week, from 10th - 15th June OFFSónar will take place…

19 hours ago

A Night of Jungle & Drum & Bass Awaits as Jungle Cakes Hits XOYO

On Friday, 14th March, XOYO London will transform into a haven for Jungle and Drum…

19 hours ago

Zoe Reijue – Cheap Boy: A Fresh Take on Gender in Music

Artist: Zoe Reijue Single: "Cheap Boy" Upcoming release: FEB 14, 2025 Spotify: Interview with Zoe Reijue: new…

19 hours ago

HARD Summer Music Festival Announces Return to Hollywood Park for 2025 Edition

Today, HARD Events has announced the return of HARD Summer Music Festival to Inglewood on…

19 hours ago

Acclaimed Dutch Producer Heijmat Returns With ‘Horizon’ From Upcoming EP

Dutch alternative-electronic solo artist Heijmat has announced his forthcoming EP, Echoes of Solace, and unveiled…

2 days ago