Club Antichrist
Fetish club, Greater LondonOpen
Club Antichrist is open. Rated 4★ from 11 Google reviews; the newest review is from August 2026.
- 4★Average rating
- 11reviews
- August 2026Newest review
Updated 13 November 2026
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Details
- Status
- Open
- Address
- 275 Pentonville Rd, London N1 9JP
- Phone
- +442078332022
- Website
- clubantichrist.co.uk
- Newest review
- August 2026
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Before you go
- Arriving
Arrive early—one reviewer reported waiting over an hour to get in, so aim to be there well before midnight to avoid long queues.
- Privacy
The dark playroom for couples and groups has a monitored door with regular checks inside, free condoms, and you may be asked to verify consent and sobriety before entry.
- Dress code
Strict dress code applies; check the FAQ page on the club's website for details before attending.
- Prices
Door tickets are £40 cash each; advance tickets are available online via the club's website and Eventbrite, and 300 tickets are always kept for sale on the door.
- At the door
Physical photo ID is mandatory and will be scanned on entry; photos of ID on your phone are not accepted. Accepted forms are driving licence, passport, or a Photo ID PASS card (apply at validateuk.co.uk).
- Facilities
Multiple dancefloors, theatre with live performances, dungeon with play equipment by Benchmarxxx, dark playroom, smoking area, tarot readers, street magic and shibari corner. The venue has many stairs and no lift, so access may be challenging if mobility is limited.
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About Club Antichrist
Club AntiChrist is a huge London fetish and alternative night founded in 2004, now running roughly six events per year at venues including Scala in King's Cross. The club's own website describes it as queer-friendly, fun and entertaining with a diverse crowd where you can feel free to be yourself. A typical night features multiple dancefloors (metal, goth, post punk, industrial, 80s and new romantic), a theatre with live bands and aerial/fire/comedy performances, a dungeon with Benchmarxxx equipment, a dark playroom for couples and groups, plus tarot readers, street magic and shibari corners.
Reviewers consistently praise the fantastic atmosphere, amazing music and dancing, and the entertaining live performances. Most guests have a blast and plan to return. The club describes itself as inclusive and electric, with friendly and experienced staff. However, one significant complaint is the long queues—one reviewer reported waiting over an hour to get in, so arriving early is wise.
Club AntiChrist suits alternative, goth, fetish and metal fans aged 18+ who want an immersive, theatrical night with performance art, multiple music styles and optional dungeon play. The strict dress code and ID scanning requirements (physical photo ID only, no photos on phones) mean you need to prepare. Overall, the overwhelming majority of reviews celebrate the vibe and entertainment value.
- Who goes
- Predominantly alternative, goth, fetish and metal fans; queer-friendly; mix of couples and groups; mostly London-based regulars and some tourists.
- How opinion has moved
- Opinion improved markedly from 2022–2023 (one very negative review, one complaint about queues) to 2024–2026, when reviewers consistently rated the night 5 stars and praised the atmosphere and entertainment.
What guests love
- The atmosphere is fantastic and electric, making guests feel welcome and free to be themselves.
- The music, dancing and live entertainment—including fire, aerial performances, comedy and gorelesque shows—are amazing and run throughout the night.
- Every event features a live band, adding an extra layer of entertainment and energy.
- The diverse, fabulous and inclusive crowd makes everyone feel like they belong.
- The theatre performances are mad, creative and feature unusual artistic stuff that fits no obvious category.
- Guests have such a fun time that they want to come back and bring friends.
What guests complain about
- Queuing to get in can be extremely long, with some reviewers waiting over an hour before reaching the door.
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Club facts, checked against sources
0 of 6 facts confirmed by two or more independent sources. Each fact shows who says it. Confirmed = two or more independent sources agree. Prices are per night at the door and change, so check the date.
- Dress code
- Fetish Club says Club website · November 2026
- Facilities
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- Play rooms Club says Club website ×2 · November 2026
- Group room Club says Club website ×2 · November 2026
- Dungeon Club says Club website ×2 · November 2026
- Dance floor Club says Club website ×2 · November 2026
- Bar Club says Club website · November 2026
- Smoking
- Smoking area Club says Club website · November 2026
- Wheelchair access
- No Club says Club website · November 2026
- Booking
- Recommended Club says Club website · November 2026
- Condoms
- Free Club says Club website · November 2026
Latest reviews from every source
The atmosphere was fantastic, the dancing and music were amazing, and I had a blast with my friends. Definitely worth coming back!
Antichrist
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Me and my friend rob visited , had a blast! Dancing love the music and very entertaining.
The queuing is stupid. Long waiting to get in !! Prepare to wait over 1h to get to fire club
Terrible experience, avoid at all costs!!!!!!
666(Six,Six,Six).
Sources we checked
- Google Maps 4★ from 11
- Google reviews 10 reviews readnewest August 2026
Review history
Each dot is one dated Google review (10 with stars). The line is the running average. Rating spread
Written from the venue's newest Google reviews and its own website. We paraphrase, we never quote guests, and we never name anyone.
Sources for this text: Google Maps, Google reviews, the club's own website, every review we hold.
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