184 Camden High St, London NW1 8QP, UK
The Electric Ballroom is a historic live music venue in Camden Town, originally opened as The Buffalo Club in 1938 and renamed in 1978, known for hosting major acts including U2, The Clash, Joy Division, Prince, Billie Eilish, and Kendrick Lamar.
Featuring bebe, felin, the hardkiss, walk off the earth, luminati suns, opus kink, slag, the opus dei kink shamers' sectarian choir and more.
Electric Ballroom hosts Bebe for a one-off London gig on 2 November 2026.
Electric Ballroom hosts The Hardkiss and Felin for an alternative and pop rock gig in November 2026.
Electric Ballroom hosts Opus Kink’s A Sweet Goodbye, with post-punk lead and support from Slag and more.
Electric Ballroom London hosts Rocket From The Crypt on 7 November 2026.
Electric Ballroom London hosts The Motans on 8 November 2026, with Enjoy Events presenting the show.
Instrumental post-rock explorers Dirty Three take over Electric Ballroom London in November 2026.
Electric Ballroom closes Overpass’s Elsewhere, Always UK and Ireland tour.
Overpass close the Elsewhere, Always UK and Ireland tour at Electric Ballroom London.
Electric Ballroom hosts the closing night of Overpass’s "Elsewhere, Always" album tour on 11 November 2026.
Electric Ballroom welcomes Freddie Halkon, Crystal Tides and The Mercians for the London stop of the November 2026 dates.
Electric Ballroom London hosts Soil with special guests Finger Eleven, spanning alternative metal, hard rock and post-grunge.
Radio Free Alice play Electric Ballroom on 17 November 2026 as part of their What’s In Between UK/IRE Tour.
Electric Ballroom London hosts Deluxe for a one-off headline show on 18 November 2026.
Electric Ballroom stages a London stop of Reverend & The Makers’ November 2026 UK tour.
Electric Ballroom hosts Gentleman’s Dub Club in London on 20 November 2026.
Electric Ballroom London hosts The Undertones’ 50th Anniversary punk, new wave and power pop show with Ruts Dc.
Electric Ballroom London hosts Ash’s "1977" 30th anniversary alternative rock and britpop show.
Electric Ballroom hosts No Cigar with support from Frank Antap on 26 November 2026.
Electric Ballroom hosts The Rifles’ 20th anniversary indie rock shows with Joe Carnall Jnr (Milburn) and Nico Cann.
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