London’s top 20 music venues revealed
We asked you to have your say and you did – in your thousands. This week, we feature a countdown of the capital’s top 20 live music venues, as voted for by you, the Time Out readers and it ranges from the great and grandly designed to the small and architecturally unremarkable. From pedigrees like the Royal Albert Hall to mongrels such as The Windmill, they all got you voting. In the end, just three votes came between the winner – the Union Chapel (above) – and the runner-up, Cecil Sharp House. Read how they all shape up, plus what stars like Florence Welch and Orbital’s Paul Hartnoll have to say about their own personal favourite London venues in Time Out magazine, out tomorrow.
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[...] Union Chapel – and so do you. Time Out readers voted it the capital’s No 1 music venue, back in September. So we were shocked to hear that its future is under threat by plans for a new housing development [...]
[...] is a magical band. And the Union Chapel is a magical place (voted by Time Out readers as London’s best music venue). And I almost felt at one point last night, sitting in the [...]