London's best clubs playing R 'n B
If you like your night out heavy on the bling with a soundtrack of RnB then try these.
Westside.
Love your RnB? Of course you do. Who doesn't like a bit of bling and some tunes that you can grind up against a stranger to?
London has got a fantastic RnB scene with DJs spinning the latest tunes as well as RnB classics. We've put together a list of the very best RnB nights and venues in London.
So get down... and dirty.
Sway
61-65 Great Queen Street WC2B 5DA
Swanky old Sway is the best place for Champagne popping, winding and grinding with its multiple rooms of beats and rhymes. Located in the heart of Holborn, Sway even has a disco room so if you want to step up the tempo, there’s a special space just waiting.
Embassy
29 Old Burlington Street W1S 3AP
Cash is king in the world of RnB, so it should come as no surprise that the best nights are to be found in upmarket venues in the heart of the city. Embassy follows trend and for an extra £5 per drink you’ll get banging RnB and commercial house all night long. Great DJs, well made drinks and beautiful people. If you got it, flaunt it here.
Soho may be awash with speakeasy bars and gourmet fast food joints these days but it still finds space for the gauche clubbing experience that we all crave once in a while. Club 49 is all bright lights, delicate cocktails and pounding RnB with an attractive clientele to boot.
Concrete
56 Shoreditch High Street E1 6JJ
If you like your RnB tinged with a little hipster irony then Concrete is the wise choice for you. It’s ‘old skool’ all the way as the likes of D’Angelo, Dru Hill, Mariah, Bone Thugs and Boyz II Men share the airtime at weekends.
Saturday nights serve up a rich mix of new and Old Skool R&B, Hip Hop, Garage and House