The Waiting Room, Stoke Newington

The Waiting Room

  • Nightlife
  • Stoke Newington
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Rosie Hewitson
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Time Out says

Many N16 locals will remember when this tiny 120-capacity venue in the basement of pleasant Stokey pub The Three Crowns was home to the late, great Andrew Weatherall’s monthly night A Love From Outer Space, back when the place was known as The Drop. Having long since been relaunched by the team behind The Lock Tavern and The Shacklewell Arms, these days it hosts a mixture of (often queer-leaning) club nights such as UK Hun? and Pop Never Dies, as well as gigs programmed by Snap, Crackle and Pop. A host of electronic music innovators have played here over the years too, including Daniel Avery and Four Tet, while Stoke Newington local Caribou recently hosted a four-night residency here in September 2024 ahead of the release of his latest album. Gigs here are cheap, or sometimes even free, and it stays open later than anywhere else nearby, shutting at 3.30am on weekends. 

Details

Address
175
Stoke Newington High St
London
N16 0LH
Transport:
Stoke Newington Overground
Price:
Various, depending on the event.
Opening hours:
Sun-Weds, 7pm-11pm; Thu, 7pm-2:30am; Fri-Sat, 7pm-3:30am.
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What’s on

Pop Never Dies! New Year’s Eve Party!

Ring in the new year at Time Out’s best club night for 2025: Pop Never Dies. One for the girlies and gays, expect the Waiting Room in Stoke Newington will be taken over by a flurry of pink feather boas, cowboy hats and sparkly tops. Pop heads will be screaming their lungs out to all the biggest tunes from 2025, with bangers from Chappell Roan, Sabrina Carpenter, JADE, Pink Pantheress, Rose Gray and more. Put on your best kitten heels, and see you down there.  
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