333 three-storey club in the East End has long been a landmark in London, where having fun a good half of the city. It opened in 1998 and was originally conceived as an eclectic and anti-commercial project to the public, hungry for hip-hop and jazz-house.333 three-storey club in the East End has long been a landmark in London, where having fun is going to a good half of the city. It opened in 1998 and was originally conceived as an eclectic and anti-commercial project to the public, hungry for hip-hop and jazz-house.
The atmosphere is laid-back atmosphere, so if you have an unbelievable green glasses or ironic ragged sweater, then this place is the best you can express yourself. The audience here comes a benevolent and quite pretentious. The music policy of the club is quite democratic: you can hear break-beat, d'n'b, electro-trance and psychedelic. This place is not for fans of pop tunes. By the way, the drinks here are not cheap.
A three-storey club in the East End - one of the main attractions of London. Here comes the whole city, so it's best to be in the forefront. "333" is known for its broad interests: here dancehall (with the direction of the link, for example, a girl from Sri Lanka on behalf of the MIA, which in the spring of 2005, listened to the whole of London), and break beat, the drum 'n' bass and elektrodisko. And sometimes all together. Meet people - look, they want: someone in the Comme des GarNons someone in stockings on his hands, and someone - a gothic black velvet dress. First, they all move with a beer in his hand. The second stage - jumping onto the tables. On the second floor - Mother Bar.
Address: 333 Old Street London EC1V 9LE;
Tel.: 020 77395949
Website: www.333mother.com/home.htm
Opening hours: Tue-Sun 22.00-05.00
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