Love Oxford Street's guide to the best night clubs

Love Oxford Street's guide to the best night clubs to have a dance in and around Oxford Street London

24 is a new bar/club concept being the most high-tech venue in the whole of London, and the first fully interactive bar in the world.

Spectacular and glamourous, Peter Stringfellow's Angels club offers discerning gentlemen their own private hideaway.

What an amazing time we have had at Café de Paris lately; with special performances from Alicia Keys, Gabrielle, Funky House legends Supafly and the singer who featured on Bob Sinclair’s ‘Love Generation’ and ‘World Hold On’, Steve Edwards.

After a hard night's clubbing, why not stay in an Oxford Street Hotel, or explore bars Soho London, one of the hottest London nightspots.

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Oxford Street Hotels

Oxford Street Hotels Love Oxford Street's guide to the best hotels in London to rest your head at, on and around Oxford Street and Soho. Oxford Street and the Soho area is blessed with some of the best hotels London in terms of both location and amenities. The Soho Hotel has 91 individually designed bedrooms, suites and apartments and is situated in a quiet street in the heart of London's entertainment neighbourhood. It is surrounded by some of London's best restaurants and bars, vibrant cafes and most exciting theatre and nightlife. Read more...

Phantom of the Opera Sequel Opens In London West End

Andrew Lloyd Webber launched the long-awaited sequel to his global hit Phantom of the Opera last night, which sees the action transfer from Paris to a New York fairground. 'Love Never Dies' was unveiled at Her Majesty's Theatre in London , where 'Phantom' opened 23 years ago this week, launching a theatrical phenomenon which has been seen by some 100 million people worldwide. The new production, which will open next year, picks up the story a decade on as the Phantom has moved from his lair in the Paris Opera House to haunt New York's Coney Island. Iranian-born Ramin Karimloo will star as the Phantom, having already played the role in the "Phantom of the Opera" on the London stage.

Russell Brand and David Walliams at Funky Buddha

They’re both well-known for their popularity with the fairer sex, and last night (January 26) Russell Brand and David Walliams joined forces for an evening of craziness. The “Forgetting Sarah Marshall” stud and the “Little Britain” funnyman were first spotted leaving the Funky Buddha lounge in London’s Mayfair district. Forbidden London can help arrange guestlist and table bookings for the most exclusive clubs in London's West End, how about a night with the stars at Boujis or a table at No 5 Cavendish Square ? Party with the stars at other famous West End clubs like Funky Buddha or check out the luxury decor of Embassy club London .

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