Located in the vibrant heart of London’s East End, 93 Feet East stands as one of the city’s most beloved and enduring nightclubs, occupying a space within The Old Truman Brewery at 150 Brick Lane, Shoreditch, London E1 6RU. First opened in 1999, the venue quickly established itself as a key player in London’s nightlife scene, renowned for its laid-back yet energetic atmosphere, its industrial-chic interiors, and its commitment to showcasing a wide spectrum of musical talent. Built into the red-bricked walls of a former brewery, 93 Feet East forms part of the regenerated Truman Brewery complex, now a bustling hub of creative businesses, galleries, and bars that transformed the Shoreditch area from a forgotten industrial quarter into a cultural hotspot.

The club’s name is a nod to its geographical location and its distinctive sense of place. Over the years, 93 Feet East has been lauded for both its expert curation of underground club nights specializing in house, techno, drum and bass, and hip hop, and its openness to live performances, daytime festivals, and community events. The venue also boasts a spacious courtyard, a rarity among London nightclubs, making it a favorite summer haunt.

Although the venue has remained at its original location, it has seen several interior refurbishments to improve sound quality, layout, and comfort, keeping pace with changing tastes while maintaining its gritty charm. 93 Feet East enjoys iconic status within London’s alternative music community and is frequently cited as a vital incubator for both breakout and established talent. Its steering of trends and ability to attract both discerning locals and in-the-know visitors has cemented its lasting reputation as a cultural landmark in Shoreditch’s ever-evolving nightlife.

Notable artists who have graced the stage or DJ booth at 93 Feet East include internationally recognized acts such as Groove Armada, Hot Chip (who performed early gigs here), Friendly Fires, James Blake, Skrillex, Lianne La Havas, and Disclosure, as well as local heroes like DJ EZ, Shy FX, Gilles Peterson, Rudimental, Benga, and Ben UFO. The venue has also played host to numerous secret or pop-up sets by surprise guests, making it a staple for fans eager to experience London’s musical cutting edge in an intimate and atmospheric setting.