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About 100 Club
Welcome to 100 Club, a storied basement music venue located at 100 Oxford Street in the heart of London's West End. With a capacity of approximately 300, this intimate space is known for its enduring role in shaping jazz origins and the punk era, hosting a mix of new acts and revered icons. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, access, parking, transit, and nearby stays and bites to help you secure your seats without fuss.
Whether you’re a first-time visitor or returning to a venue with a legendary history (renamed 100 Club in 1964 after an ownership change), you’ll find a straightforward, helpful experience designed around real fans who want great live music without the hassle.
Accessibility and layout: The main club floor at 100 Club is primarily standing with a basement setting. Access is via stairs; there is no lift for the main club floor, and seating is limited. Plan accordingly to secure your great seats when available and enjoy the intimate atmosphere that has hosted iconic moments—from the 1976 UK Punk Festival featuring Sex Pistols, The Clash, and Buzzcocks to a famous unannounced Rolling Stones warm-up in 1982.
Parking, transit, and nearby stays: Street parking nearby, with two nearby car parks at Poland Street (0.2 miles) and Brewer Street (0.4 miles). The venue is conveniently close to underground stations Oxford Circus (0.3 miles) and Tottenham Court Road (0.2 miles), making it easy to reach from across London. For your trip, consider trusted hotel options and dining partners nearby for a seamless night out.
Pro tips: Secure your seats early for high-demand shows, and check the venue’s full calendar for intimate acoustic sets and electrifying performances. If you’re planning in advance, remember: more shows can sell out fast given the venue’s intimate capacity.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Location: 100 Oxford Street, London W1D 1LL (West End).
- Capacity: about 300 people (Basement venue; official access info lists 300 capacity).
- Venue type: historic basement music venue known for jazz origins and punk era; still booking intimate shows.
- Seating/level access: primarily standing with a basement floor; accessible via stairs (no lift for main club floor; limited seating).
- Parking: street parking nearby; 2 nearby car parks (Poland Street 0.2 miles, Brewer Street 0.4 miles).
- Transit: nearest Underground stations include Oxford Circus (0.3 miles) and Tottenham Court Road (0.2 miles).
- Notable events: first UK Punk Festival in 1976 (Sex Pistols, The Clash, Buzzcocks, etc.); Rolling Stones unannounced warm-up show (1982).
- Renaming/demolition: not demolished; renamed 100 Club in 1964 after ownership change; history includes earlier names like London Jazz Club / Humphrey Lyttelton Club.