Halloween rave with hip hop, RnB, house and tech house across Fabric's three rooms, with laser and light displays, strictly 18+.
The Halloween Rave takes over fabric on Thursday 29 October, with Lowercase Events running the night. It's also billed as The Nightmare Rave, and it's one of the city's Freshers' week celebrations, so it's built for a student crowd — more than 1,800 are expected. The night is strictly 18+, and you'll need physical ID to get in.
The whole thing is spread across fabric's three rooms, so you can drift between them depending on what you're in the mood for. The Main Room is hip hop, trap, RnB and afrobeats; Room 2 mixes hip hop, RnB, chart and commercial; and Room 3 is house and tech house. Between the three, you've got a fair bit of ground covered, from the heavier bass and urban sounds in the main room to the more club-focused house in the third.
Lowercase Events are calling it the capital's biggest and spookiest Halloween rave, and they're leaning into the production: laser and light displays and a ground-shaking bass on a massive sound system. Fabric is one of the best clubs in the world and London's number one underground spot, so the sound system is a big part of the draw here.
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It runs from 10pm to 4am, with last entry at 2am. Tickets are £110.21, and they only guarantee entry until midnight, so if you're planning to arrive later, keep that in mind. Don't forget your physical ID — no ID, no entry.
