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Magazine London

Magazine London is an event venue on Greenwich Peninsula in south-east London, on the bank of the River Thames facing the Canary Wharf skyline.

Opened: 2019
Capacity: 10,000
Sound: House

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At the door 18+ · Point-and-shoot cameras are on the prohibited items list for music... · Cashless venue: card and contactless only Rules

Magazine London: quick facts

Checked Sep 2026

Address: 11 Ordnance Crescent, Greenwich Peninsula, London SE10 0JH, United Kingdom Directions
Nearest station: North Greenwich (Jubilee line), about a 3 to 5 minute walk
Opening hours: Event days only; autumn 2026 club shows run 17:00 to 23:00 (some 19:00 to 23:00)
Opened: 2019 7 years
Capacity: 10,000 people
Rooms: Space 1 (1,500 standing), Space 2 (3,000 standing), the Mezzanines and outdoor areas including a riverside terrace
Age limit: 18+ for club shows; Challenge 25 applies
Photos: Point-and-shoot cameras are on the prohibited items list for music shows
Payment: Cashless venue: card and contactless only
Cloakroom: No cloakroom listed; paid e-lockers can be booked in advance for coats and small items
Founders: Broadwick Live
Sound: House, Techno, Electronic

About Magazine London

Magazine London is an event venue on Greenwich Peninsula in south-east London, on the bank of the River Thames facing the Canary Wharf skyline. Built in 2019 a three-minute walk from North Greenwich station, the steel building has black walls and polished concrete floors. Space 1 holds 1,500 standing, with riverside windows and mezzanines, and Space 2, the largest room, holds 3,000 standing under roof-mounted sound and lighting. Across indoor and outdoor areas the venue can take up to 10,000 people. Magazine is a Broadwick Live venue that also hosts conferences and filming. Its club shows usually run from late afternoon to 23:00, and autumn 2026 dates include The Hydra presenting Autechre and an extended Honey Dijon set, KI/KI and BUNT. In summer 2026 Broadwick Live added Magazine Open-Air, a series of outdoor day-to-night shows beside the building.

Door policy

From the club's own rules

Music shows are 18+ and the venue runs Challenge 25. Full body and bag searches are a condition of entry, bags larger than A4 are not allowed in, and there is no re-admittance once you leave.

Where to stay near Magazine London

Hotels on the map

11 Ordnance Crescent, Greenwich Peninsula, London SE10 0JH, United Kingdom · North Greenwich (Jubilee line), about a 3 to 5 minute walk

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Frequently asked questions

What people search about Magazine London

What is the capacity of Magazine London?

Magazine London can hold up to 10,000 people across its indoor and outdoor spaces. Indoors, Space 2 is the largest room at 3,000 standing, and Space 1, with its riverside windows, holds 1,500 standing.

What is the nearest tube station to Magazine London?

North Greenwich on the Jubilee line, about a 3 to 5 minute walk: cross the bus station and follow the signs. Buses 129, 161, 188, 422 and 486 stop nearby, and boats stop at North Greenwich pier, a 9 minute walk away. There is no guest parking on site.

Is Magazine London cashless?

Yes. Magazine London is a cashless venue and only accepts card and contactless payments. Free drinking water points and cups are available at all bars, and you may bring one empty, clear plastic bottle of up to 500ml.

What is the bag policy at Magazine London?

Bags and rucksacks bigger than an A4 sheet of paper (21cm x 30cm) are not allowed in. Full body and bag searches are carried out on entry, and paid e-lockers can be booked in advance for coats and personal items.

How old do you have to be to go to Magazine London club shows?

Club shows such as Honey Dijon, KI/KI and BUNT in autumn 2026 are 18+ only. The venue runs Challenge 25, so anyone who looks under 25 may be asked for ID at the door and at the bars.