Venue MOT
An industrial-estate club in southeast London, with independent nights spanning bass music, jungle, techno and stranger corners of the dance floor.
Concerts London
A South Bermondsey project space where leftfield club nights, live electronics and artist-led experiments share a small-room setting.

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Make the journey to Ormside for the programme rather than a conventional nightclub circuit. The arts-and-music space brings together experimental performances, DJs and independent collectives, with residencies and radio extending its identity beyond the dance floor. Some nights are for close listening, others for staying until the final set.
The address is 32 Ormside Street at the Penarth Centre. Follow the event page for doors, access instructions and tickets. Nearby Venue MOT and Avalon Cafe are separate destinations; a multi-venue festival may connect them, but ordinary tickets do not imply access to the neighbours.
Practical details last checked 24 Sept 2026
32 Ormside Street, Penarth Centre, London SE15 1TR
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32 Ormside Street, Penarth Centre, London SE15 1TR
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