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Electric Ballroom London Reviews
Good venue for live music.
Great venue, no worries in seeing the band from any area. Bar staff are friendly and the drinks reasonably priced. Only issue is that the bar closed with no warning about 30 minutes before the band finished their set and the smoking area was closed a
Martin Kemp
Martin Kemp was Awesome! My first ever trip to the electric ballroom. The staff were amazing and professional the atmosphere was absolutely electric. I felt so safe and if people bumped into accidentally they immediately apologised. I thoroughly reco
Great venue.
We had a great night at a sold out gig. (Signatures) It wasn’t full to the point of pushing, shoving, can’t see etc etc as some venues are. Never a queue at the bar, good prices as well. Security and bar staff were all nice respectful people.
One of My Favourite London Venues
The Electric Ballroom is on Camden High Street and is really easy to get to if you are travelling on public transport as it is only a couple of doors down from Camden Town Tube station. This is served by the Northern line with both the City and Chari
Jaws Electric Ballroom
I was a little apprehensive about going to the venue, but it was great. I have a disability and had booked a accessible seat, the moment I got there I was greeted by the staff and was treated like a king. The woman said take you time on the stairs,
Great experience. Forget some of these negative reviews.
I had some reservations based on some of the reviews of security and the place itself - none of these materialised. Yes, before 7, there was a massive queue but we had something to eat and walked straight in at just after 8. Security were fine, there
Great band, terrible event management by the Ballroom
Went to see The Tumbling Paddies and showed up at 7.45. The queue was extremely long and went round the block and took nearly 2 hours to get through. Whether doors were opened late or the fact that you had to show photo ID and they were doing full bo
Rubbish
Very bad run venue as they make changes to their policy which at the time of purchasing tickets they provided proper information a lot of people who had payed good money to attend the event were told they could not come in without proper identifica
Soul supper. Bad singers bad food
Went to soul supper here 24/1/25. Singers were horrific the food was a joke a dry piece of chicken in a dab of cold mash. Worst night bad music and bad food never again so embarrassed friends came down from Essex Venue is so old and tacky
Great venue and sound quality
We went to a Xmas Massaoke which was brilliant, the sound quality was great even though it’s not a massive venue. Three bars, reasonably priced drinks. Huge queue for the ladies loos but it moved quickly and they were clean! Easy to get to on the t
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* PerceptiveWash44 now uses their connections at Electric Ballroom London to secure the table.
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* Peter can now enjoy the dinner with his friends at Electric Ballroom London!
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