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About The Peel

Welcome to The Peel, Kingston upon Thames’ intimate live music pub with a storied history and a reputation for delivering up-close performances. With a capacity of around 250, The Peel offers a primarily standing room experience complemented by a handful of seated areas and small booths, including VIP booths and tables. While a formal seating chart isn’t publicly published, you’ll find the vibe is all about proximity to the stage and the artists. Whether you’re catching rising stars or established acts, securing your seats or space early helps ensure you’re right in the heart of the experience.

Plan ahead for your visit with practical details: The Peel is located at 160 Cambridge Road, Kingston upon Thames, London KT1 3HH. There is no on-site parking, but street parking in Kingston is available with CPZ rules, and several public car parks are nearby. Public transport is convenient, with proximity to Kingston and Norbiton rail stations and multiple bus routes serving the Cambridge Road area. For a complete night out, consider nearby hotels such as Bull and Bush Hotel Kingston, Antoinette Hotel Kingston, and Warren House. We’ve highlighted recommended partners for easy lodging and dining options, helping you build a seamless experience around your gig. As with any venue history, note that The Peel site evolved and was formerly known as the 1939 Peel during its late period before redevelopment. For more information on past shows and artists, explore the venue’s notable acts like The Vaccines, Jamie T, Gallows, and Napalm Death, which reflect its enduring role in London’s live music scene.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: ~250 people.
  • Address: 160 Cambridge Road, Kingston upon Thames, London KT1 3HH.
  • Venue type: pub with live music; layouts included VIP booths/tables (no formal seating chart publicly published).
  • Seating/chart: Primarily standing with some seated areas and small booths; no widely published seating map.
  • Parking: No dedicated on-site parking; street parking in Kingston with CPZ rules; nearby public car parks available.
  • Transit: Nearby rail stations historically included Norbiton and Kingston; bus routes serve the Cambridge Road area.
  • Nearby hotels: Bull and Bush Hotel Kingston, Antoinette Hotel Kingston, Warren House, etc.
  • Notable events: hosted acts such as The Vaccines, Jamie T, Gallows, Napalm Death; 2012 TRC Halloween Show at 1939 Peel.
  • Demolished/renamed: Demolished in 2014; site later replaced by flats; sometimes referred to as 1939 Peel during its late period.