West London’s groundbreaking new music venue, Gallery Club, has revealed its stacked Season Two lineup, cementing its reputation as a hub for cutting-edge underground culture. This autumn, the 400-capacity club will welcome an array of world-class artists, including Reznik (Keinemusik), Krystal Klear, Jeremy Underground, Dennis Ferrer, Damian Lazarus, Toman, Beltran, Abel, and many more unannounced special guests.
Since its spring debut, Gallery Club has become a must-visit destination for music lovers in London, delivering on its promise to showcase the best in underground electronic music. The venue has already hosted a lineup of internationally acclaimed selectors such as Seth Troxler, Rossi, Kaz James, Pete Tong, Prospa, Nic Fanciulli, and Blond:ish, further solidifying its position as one of the UK’s most forward-thinking clubs.
Equipped with a world-class d&b audiotechnik sound system—widely regarded as one of the finest in the industry—immersive lighting, and a centrally placed 360° DJ booth, Gallery Club is redefining nightlife in the capital.
“Season Two is proof that we are on our mission to deliver the best music programming West London has ever seen,” says Barth Rougier, Co-Founder and Creative Director of Gallery Club. “We’re bringing the most exciting electronic acts week after week, from rising talents to the biggest names in the scene. And we have even more surprise guests to announce as the season unfolds.”
Beyond its impressive bookings, Gallery Club is designed as an immersive nightlife experience with four distinct rooms, each with its own unique vibe and soundtrack. Alongside the main Club Room, guests can explore Cubanista, a vibrant Cuban-inspired bar serving authentic cocktails; the hidden Studio Room, an intimate and secretive space for those lucky enough to find it; and Carlo’s Pizza, another tucked-away gem offering mouth-watering Neapolitan pizzas late into the night.
With its meticulously curated design and uncompromising music programming, Gallery Club has quickly become a defining force in London’s underground scene, offering music lovers and tastemakers a venue that truly feels their own.