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KOKO is a live music venue and club at 1a Camden High Street, opposite Mornington Crescent station in north London.
KOKO: quick facts
Checked Sep 2026- Address
- 1a Camden High Street, London NW1 7RE, United Kingdom Directions
- Nearest station
- Mornington Crescent (Northern line), directly opposite; Camden Town is a ten minute walk
- Opening hours
- KOKO Electronic club nights on Friday and Saturday 22:00 to 05:00 (last entry 03:00); live gigs on other nights from about 19:00 to 23:00
- Opened
- 2004 22 years
- Capacity
- 1,410 people
- Rooms
- Main theatre floor with several balcony tiers; The House of KOKO members' club and Cafe KOKO behind the venue
- Age limit
- Varies by event, from 14+ with an adult to strictly 19+; KOKO Electronic nights are 19+
- Photos
- Professional cameras and recording equipment are not allowed; smart glasses may not be worn inside
- Tickets
- KOKO Electronic: Green Velvet on 2 Oct 2026 was GBP 23.90 to 40.10 on RA (stage access GBP 88.90); Hernan Cattaneo on 16 Oct 2026 from GBP 13
- Payment
- Fully cashless: card and contactless only
- Cloakroom
- Two cloakrooms in the foyer, GBP 3 to 4 per item
- DJ Mag Top 100
- Best #66 latest #66, 2026
DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs best: #66
About KOKO
KOKO is a live music venue and club at 1a Camden High Street, opposite Mornington Crescent station in north London. The Grade II listed building opened in 1901 as the Camden Theatre and later became the Camden Hippodrome, a BBC studio, The Music Machine and, from 1982, the Camden Palace, before it reopened as KOKO in 2004. It closed in 2019 for a three year restoration and reopened on 28 April 2022.
The former theatre holds up to 1,410 people standing across the floor and several tiers of balconies. Its own club brand, KOKO Electronic, launched in 2022 and runs Friday and Saturday nights from 22:00 to 05:00, with house, tech house, afro house and techno DJs such as Green Velvet, Michael Bibi and Hernan Cattaneo in the AW26 season. On other nights KOKO hosts live concerts. Behind the theatre sit The House of KOKO members' club and Cafe KOKO, which serves pizza during club nights.
Door policy
From the club's own rulesKOKO Electronic nights are strictly 19+, with no ID, no entry: only original passports, photocard driving licences, national ID cards or PASS cards are accepted. Body and bag searches are a condition of entry, bags larger than A4 are refused, there is no re-entry and smart glasses may not be worn inside.
A set from KOKO
Where to stay near KOKO
Hotels on the map1a Camden High Street, London NW1 7RE, United Kingdom · Mornington Crescent (Northern line), directly opposite; Camden Town is a ten minute walk
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Frequently asked questions
What people search about KOKOWhat is the capacity of KOKO London?
KOKO holds up to 1,410 people standing across the floor and balconies. Seated setups hold fewer: 250 for theatre seating and 180 for a gala dinner with round tables.
How old do you have to be to get into KOKO London?
It depends on the event. Age limits range from 14+, where 14 and 15 year olds must come with an adult, to strictly 19+. KOKO Electronic club nights on Fridays and Saturdays are 19+, and anyone under the age limit is turned away without a refund.
What time does KOKO open and close?
As a guide, Friday and Saturday club nights open at 10pm with last entry at 3am, and KOKO Electronic nights run until 5am. Sunday to Thursday gigs open at 7pm with an 11pm curfew, and early Friday gigs end by 10pm.
How much are KOKO London tickets?
Prices depend on the night and entry time. On RA, KOKO Electronic: Green Velvet on 2 October 2026 ranged from GBP 23.90 to GBP 40.10, with stage access and queue jump at GBP 88.90. Hernan Cattaneo on 16 October started at GBP 13.
Can you buy KOKO tickets on the door?
For KOKO Electronic events, a limited number of tickets are always held for the door, even when a night is sold out, sold first come first served. Online tickets for Electronic nights are sold until 3am, subject to availability.
What is the nearest tube station to KOKO?
Mornington Crescent on the Northern line is directly opposite KOKO at 1a Camden High Street. Camden Town is about a ten minute walk away, and Euston and King's Cross are around 15 minutes on foot. Night buses including the N5, N20, N28 and N29 stop outside.
What was KOKO called before?
The building opened in 1901 as the Camden Theatre, then became the Camden Hippodrome in 1909, a BBC studio in 1945, The Music Machine in 1977 and the Camden Palace in 1982. It was reborn as KOKO in 2004 and reopened after a three year restoration in April 2022.
Can you book a table at KOKO?
Yes. KOKO offers table bookings and VIP options, including private boxes, tables, the Artist Box and The Red Room, with fast track entry and drinks service. Bookings are made through the KOKO Experiences page.
Last checked 29 September 2026 against the club's own programme. Spotted something out of date? Write to info@technoairlines.com.