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About Cobden Club

Note: Cobden Club is a historic private members venue located at 170-172 Kensal Road, North Kensington, London. While the building itself has undergone changes over time, it remains a notable landmark with a rich history of live music and cultural events. The Grand Hall upstairs hosted many gigs, with two rooms downstairs offering more intimate spaces. The venue is Grade II listed and has seen changes in use over the years, including art gallery and office/dwelling conversions. If you're planning a visit for a show or event, we’ve got you with practical details, nearby lodging, dining, and easy routes to get there.

Accessibility, logistics, and local recommendations matter when you’re securing tickets or planning a night out. While Cobden Club itself is no longer operating as a traditional music venue, this page compiles historical context and practical nearby options to help you navigate a night in North Kensington. For current events and live performances, consider nearby contemporary venues and the broader London music scene. We’re here to help you find the right alternative spaces and convenient stays, making it easy to plan a memorable visit.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 170-172 Kensal Road, North Kensington, London W10 5BN.
  • Venue type: Private members club (The Cobden Club).
  • Gigs and spaces: Grand Hall upstairs used for gigs; two rooms downstairs (as described by contemporary coverage).
  • Transit: Nearest tube/station is Westbourne Park (about 0.5 miles).
  • Notable events: Gaz's Rockin' Blues club nights; Bill Clinton reportedly played saxophone there when a student.
  • Capacity (historic/venue spaces): Grand Hall around 200; Kensal Lounge around 120; Restaurant around 100; Private dining 16; Games room 20 (per venue listings).
  • Status/renaming: Permanently closed; change of use to art gallery/office/dwelling; building is Grade II listed.
  • Notable status sources: Historic England listing; CAMRA records; WhatPub/All In London entries.
  • Nearby hotels (context for visitors): e.g., easyHotel Paddington, Days Inn Hyde Park, Travelodge Marylebone (proximate central-London options).