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Stealth

Stealth is a nightclub on Masonic Place, off Goldsmith Street in Nottingham city centre, next door to Rock City.

Opened: 2004
Capacity: n/a
DJ Mag 2016: #94

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At the door 18+ · Casual: jeans, trainers, caps and shorts allowed Rules

Stealth: quick facts

Checked Sep 2026

Address: Masonic Place, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham NG1 5JT, United Kingdom Directions
Nearest station: Royal Centre tram stop on Goldsmith Street, about 50 yards away; Nottingham railway station is a 15 to 20 minute walk
Opening hours: Mostly Friday nights, 22:00 to 04:00 (some events to 05:00); last entry between 23:30 and 01:00 depending on the event
Opened: 2004 22 years
Age limit: 18+
Dress code: Casual: jeans, trainers, caps and shorts allowed; no fancy dress, business suits, team colours or day glow wear
Founders: DHP Family Ltd
DJ Mag Top 100: Best #63 latest #94, 2016

DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs best: #63

#66 2013

#65 2014

#63 2015

#94 2016

About Stealth

Stealth is a nightclub on Masonic Place, off Goldsmith Street in Nottingham city centre, next door to Rock City. It is operated by DHP Family Ltd. DJ Mag dates its launch to 2004 and credits it with filling the gap left by The Bomb, and with starting club nights such as Dollop, Zleep, Wigflex and Detonate. In the mid 2000s it booked mostly drum and bass, garage and grime, then moved towards house from around 2010, and DJ Mag described it as a Funktion-One powered club in 2016.

Stealth was ranked in the DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs every year from 2013 to 2016. Its autumn 2026 listings are built around Friday nights run by promoters and touring DJs, including a 360 set by A.M.C for Square One, CUE with DJ Cosworth b2b Oldboy, FMS 6 Deck, Lemonade Bangs and a Groovin' Halloween party, most running from 10pm to 4am. Club nights are 18+ with photo ID, and the dress code is casual.

Door policy

From the club's own rules

Club nights are 18+ and ID is required: a valid passport, foreign national ID card, driving licence or PASS hologram card, no ID, no entry. Everyone must agree to a search on arrival. Casual dress code: jeans, trainers, caps and shorts are fine, but no fancy dress, business suits, team colours or day glow wear.

A set from Stealth

Where to stay near Stealth

Hotels on the map

Masonic Place, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham NG1 5JT, United Kingdom · Royal Centre tram stop on Goldsmith Street, about 50 yards away; Nottingham railway station is a 15 to 20 minute walk

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Frequently asked questions

What people search about Stealth

What is the dress code at Stealth Nottingham?

Stealth has a casual dress code, so jeans, trainers, caps and shorts are all allowed. Fancy dress, business suits, team colours and day glow wear are not. If you are unsure about an item of clothing, the club asks you to contact it before the night.

How old do you have to be to get into Stealth Nottingham?

You must be 18 or over for club nights at Stealth, and the rule is no ID, no entry. The club accepts a valid passport, a foreign national ID card, a driving licence or a Home Office approved PASS hologram card.

What time does Stealth Nottingham open and close?

Most Stealth club nights on Skiddle run from 10pm to 4am, and some, such as Square One on 2 October 2026, run until 5am. Advance tickets carry strict last entry times, usually between 11:30pm and 1am, so arrive before the time on your ticket.

How do you get tickets for Stealth Nottingham?

Stealth sells tickets for its events through Resident Advisor, Skiddle and Alt Tickets, and links to each event from its listings page. If you cannot find your ticket email, contact the company you booked with directly.

Where is Stealth Nottingham and how do you get there?

Stealth is on Masonic Place, Goldsmith Street, Nottingham NG1 5JT, next door to Rock City. The Royal Centre tram stop is about 50 yards away, Nottingham railway station is a 15 to 20 minute walk, and buses 35, 36, 78, 79 and 80 stop outside Rock City.

When did Stealth Nottingham open?

DJ Mag dates the launch of Stealth to 2004. In its early years the club booked mostly drum and bass, garage and grime, and from around 2010 it moved towards house, with club nights such as Dollop, Zleep and Wigflex starting there.

Was Stealth Nottingham in the DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs?

Yes. Stealth was ranked 66th in 2013, 65th in 2014, 63rd in 2015 and 94th in 2016 in the DJ Mag Top 100 Clubs poll. The 2016 entry described it as a Funktion-One powered club.

Who owns Stealth Nottingham?

Stealth is operated by DHP Family Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales with its address at 2 Lace Market Square, Nottingham. The club's website lists DHP Family as the company behind it.