London Welcomes New 1600 Capacity Warehouse Venue Archives

Archives London is a multi-purpose event space based in a six-story abandoned warehouse.

Archives London opened on March 1st, 2024, and is the newest industrial warehouse to join the impressive list of London music venues such as Drumsheds, E1, and fabric. The exciting multi-purpose event space situated in the heart of Tottenham Hale can be found on the ground floor of Tottenham’s High Cross Business Center in North London. 

Located within a transformed 1960s industrial warehouse, Archives London comprises a nearly 8,500 sq/ft ground floor which essentially can be used as a blank canvas for any bookings preferences. With a capacity of 1,600 patrons, the venue can be used as a creative and corporate space. 

The six-story industrial warehouse turned social club is destined to host music events, a climbing center, and more. With the ability to hire for private parties, film shoots, brand events, and most importantly club nights, Archives London promises to be a space that brings people together. 

The space has a powerful sound system and light system installed within the walls of the warehouse and has already hosted artists like Chloe Caillet, who did a special b2b performance with Demi Riquisimo at their Lab On Location event. 

As London’s warehouse scene continues to grow, Archives proves to be yet another colossal venue that ravers can use as an escape while listening to the music they love. With events showcasing global artists in the electronic dance music genre, Archives is the newest hub for ravers to come together with aligned intentions.

To learn more about the events that are in place for March 2024, make sure to check out the Archives Resident Advisor page for more information. Although Archives has just launched there is no long-form event schedule – so stay tuned for more announcements about their events which should be released soon. 

Kathryn Allyn

My favorite thing in the whole world is music and after hearing “One” by Swedish House Mafia for the first time in 2014, I was hooked on EDM. Dance music has been a large part of who I am and will always be searching for new ways to incorporate it in my life. The pure bliss that I feel from live shows is a feeling I never want to stop chasing (iykyk). Some of my favorite artists are Flume, Rüfüs Du Sol, Mindchatter, Disclosure, Dom Dolla and Fred Again.. 🙂

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