West London’s Newest Club, Gallery, Drops First Wave of Headliners
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West London has a brand-new home for music lovers—Gallery—a game-changing venue that’s just unveiled its first wave of headliners for its opening season. Running from 27th March until the end of June, the lineup already features Nic Fanciulli, Miguelle & Tons, Butch, William Djoko, Jaden Thompson, Rossi, Pete Tong, and Xinobi, with plenty more names still to come. But it’s not just about the big hitters—Gallery is also about supporting fresh talent. Expect to see up-and-coming artists like Orsay, Speaking Minds, Delilah, Riche, Sam Karam, and Captnnn stepping up to showcase their sounds.
Brought to life by the team behind the award-winning B Club, Gallery is an intimate 400-capacity spot designed for serious music heads. It boasts a top-of-the-range d&b audiotechnik sound system—one of the best in the business—plus a carefully curated lighting setup that enhances the vibe without overpowering it. The centrepiece? A stunning 360° DJ booth crafted from 10 tons of concrete sits right in the dancefloor’s heart. It’s all about breaking down barriers and bringing the crowd and DJs closer together for a truly immersive experience.
“We are changing the game in West London. No other club of our size has ever committed this much to bringing a proper electronic music program to the area while also making events publicly ticketed. This has never been done before. Our club room is built for an incredible experience, featuring top-tier sound system and immersive lighting visuals. And with our Season One lineup, we’re only just getting started, this is just a glimpse of what we have in store for London’s nightlife.” – Co-Owner & Creative Director Barth Rougier,
Gallery is open Wednesday to Saturday, serving up a mix of world-class DJs, live performances, and top-tier club nights. Things kick off on 27th March with Bob Sinclar, followed by William Djoko on the 28th. From there, the energy keeps building with Miguelle & Tons (5th April), Butch (12th April), Jaden Thompson (19th April), Pete Tong + Special Guest (30th May), Nic Fanciulli (31st May), and loads more.
Beyond the music, there’s plenty to explore. The venue is split into four distinct spaces, each offering a different experience. The Club Room is the main event, but there’s also Cubanista—a lively Cuban bar with Latin vibes and authentic cocktails. Then there’s the hidden Studio Room, a secret spot for those in the know, offering an intimate escape for late-night adventures. And if you’re feeling peckish, Carlo’s Pizza is tucked away inside, serving up fresh, Neapolitan-style pizzas well into the early hours.
With its forward-thinking approach, killer sound, and carefully curated events, Gallery is set to become a key player in London’s nightlife scene. Whether you’re there for the big names, the underground selectors, or just a slice of pizza and a good time, this place is ready to deliver.
Gallery London
2a Kensington High Street, W8 4PT
