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COMPTONS, 52 Old Compton W1. 020 7734 5907.
Street, W1. 020 7479 7961. G-A-Y LATE, 5 Goslett Yard, Oxford Circus tube. Mon-Thur
Leicester Square tube. Noon-11pm. off Charing Cross Road, WC2. 12pm–11pm, Fri-Sat 12pm-12am,
A Soho institution. Large, traditional Tottenham Court Road tube. Sun 12pm-11.30pm. London’s bar
gay boozer on two fl oors. 11pm-3am. Late-night sister for bears and blokes. Traditional
venue to G-A-Y Bar – more video atmosphere, pool table upstairs
DISCOTEC, The End, 18 West screens, camp pop fun and cheap and BearHug each Friday.
Central Street, WC1. 020-7419 drinks.
9199. Famed and long-running KUDOS, 10 Adelaide Street, WC2.
Thursday nighter, running at GEISHA, 75 Charing Cross Road, 020 7379 4573. Charing Cross
gorgeous, designer, two-roomed WC2. 020-7734 6887. Recently- tube. 3pm-11pm, Sat noon-11pm,
venue The End. launched, designer gay bar – a Sun noon-10.30pm. Beautiful and
riot of pink and oriental chic! Open stylish café bar (great food!), with
XXL FUSION THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON, noon-midnight seven days a week, clubbier vibe and video screens
As always, XXL will be pulling out all the stops for its St 77 Wardour Street, W1. 020 7439 with DJs nightly. www.geisha-bar. in the basement. Popular with
Patrick’s Day celebrations, which just so happen to coincide 1274. Piccadilly Circus tube. co.uk Asian crowd.
with the birthday of promoter and head XXL honcho Mark Mon-Thu noon-11pm, Fri & Sat
Ames. The partying will take place on Saturday 16th March, noon-midnight, ‘til 10.30pm on GHETTO, 5-6 Falconberg KU BAR, 30 Lisle Street, Leicester
and is traditionally one of XXL’s busiest nights… not to Sun. Traditional and fun gay pub Mews, W1. 020-7287 3726. Square, WC2. 020 7437 4303.
mention merriest! over two fl oors. Subterranean, trend-setting gay Leicester Square tube. Large,
The whole team are also gearing up for their next Fusion club venue, with nightly alternative upmarket gay bar spread over three
party, which will be taking place on the Sunday of the THE EDGE, 11 Soho Square, W1. promotions. fl oors, open till 3am daily.
Easter Bank Holiday weekend (23 March). Once again, the 020 7439 1313. Tottenham Court www.ku-bar.com
very special guest DJs will be the Freemasons. The duo Road tube. Noon-1am, Sun 2pm- THE GREEN CARNATION,
are possibly the most in-demand dance producers and 11.30pm. Stylish, hip gay bar 4-5 Greek Street, Soho, LO-PROFILE, The Basement,
remixers in the business at the moment, having achieved spread over four intimate fl oors, W1. 020-7434 3323. New, 84-85 Wardour Street, W1. Swanky,
such amazing success with the likes of Beyonce and Kelly with regular nights from top DJs. three-fl oored late night gay sophisticated, 400-capacity
Rowland. They’re also responsible for one of the best tracks venue, with bar, dancefl oor late-night basement bar and club
on the new Kylie album (‘The One’). More special guests THE ENCLAVE, 25-27 Brewer and nightly promotions. www. space – from the people that
are still being fi nalized, but for more details, keep checking Street, W1. Intimate, lounge bar greencarnationsoho.co.uk bring you gaydar.co.uk. Open till
the website at www.sundayfusion.com and basement club, off ering 2am midweek, 4am weekends,
Finally, the other recent news at XXL was the members-bar atmosphere but HALFWAY TO HEAVEN, and 10.30pm Sundays. www.
announcement that the XXL Extreme session has now open to all. www.enclavesoho.com 7 Duncannon Street, WC2. 020 gaydarprofi le.com
gone weekly. You’ll fi nd it running every Thursday evening 7321 2791. Charing Cross tube. LONG YANG CLUB, the
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raunchy version of the fl agship night, all those attending 020 7734 2626. Piccadilly Circus 12pm-12am. Old-style gay pub Cockspur Street, Trafalgar Square.
are encouraged to adopt the leather, rubber, industrial, tube. 5pm-3am. Cover charge after spread over two fl oors. Sunday evening club for Asian
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VENUES:
Square tube. Friendly, traditional Street, WC2. Charing Cross Road
gay pub. EXILIO, LSE Underground, tube. Huge, world-famous gay THE PHOENIX, 37 Cavendish
Houghton Street (off Kingsway), club. www.heaven-london.com Square, W1 (behind Debenhams
CENTRAL LONDON ASTORIA, 157 Charing Cross Road, Aldwych, WC2. Saturday night gay on Oxford Street). Straight pub with
WC2. 020-7734 6963. Tottenham Latin and salsa night.
79 CXR, 79 Charing Cross Road, Courtg Road tube. Huge, former
WC2. 020 7734 0769. Leicester theatre, with 2,000 capacity. Now FIRST OUT CAFÉ, 52 St Giles TRASHVILLE
Square tube. Mon-Sat 1pm-3am, home to G-A-Y club nights. www. High Street, WC2. 020 7240 8042. Trailer Trash continues to pull
Sun 1pm-10.30pm. Cover charge g-a-y.co.uk Tottenham Court Road tube. in a crowd of kooky club kids,
after 11pm. Large, cruisy, late-night 10am-11pm. Sun 10.30pm. Over Hoxton whores and Shoredtich
bar. BARCODE, 3-4 Archer Street, W1. 20 years old and still going strong. degenerates each Friday night
FRIDAY 020 7734 3342. www.bar-code. Long-running community café bar. to On The Rocks on Kingsland
NIGHT DIVA ADMIRAL DUNCAN, 54 Old co.uk. Piccadilly Circus tube. Road, E2. ‘A dirty East-end gay
Friday Night Divas is a Compton Street, W1. Mon-Sat 4pm-1.30am. Sun until FREEDOM, 66 Wardour Street, ravebox for trucker boyz, roller
new monthly spectacular that’s 020 7437 5300. 10.30pm. Dance bar on two fl oors, W1. 020 7734 0071. Piccadilly v grrls and assorted fabulous
being arranged to take place at the Soho Leicester with club-style basement. Circus tube. Opulent style bar, with fashion kids’, hosts Mikki Most,
Revue Bar, kicking off on Friday 28 March. The Comedy Camp stand-up night each late-night club promotions for a Hannah Holland and Ian Robinson
launch evening will feature live performances Tuesday. metorsexual crowd. spin the distorted disco and
from top US comedienne and jazz singer Lea www.freedombarsoho.com electro sounds and are joined each
DeLaria (pictured), the Tony-award-winning THE BOX, 32-34 Monmouth week by special guests. Visitors
Cady Huff man, West End star Zee Asha Street, Seven Dials, WC2. 020 7240 FRIENDLY SOCIETY, 79 Wardour behind the decks in March include
and newcomer Meg Massey. Doors 5828. Leicester Square tube. 11am- Street, WC1. Trendy and unique, Thomas Von Party and Matt Walsh
will open at 7pm, with tickets 11pm. Stylish and award-winning intimate basement bar, which (7 March), Casper C (14 March),
costing £35 or £25 through www. gay café bar popular with scene and attracts a mixed crowd. Skulljuice and the Lovely JonJo (21 March)
lastminute.com or www.ticketweb. muscle queens. and Husley & Gunz (28 March).
co.uk (08700 600 100). Check G-A-Y BAR, 30 Old Compton Doors are open from 10.30pm till super late, with
out the Soho Revue Bar at 11-12 CANDY BAR, 4 Carlisle Street, W1. Street, W1. 020 7494 2756. admission just £3 before 11.30pm and £5 after.
Walkers Court, W1. 020 7494 4041. Tottenham Court Leicester Square tube. 12pm- Check www.clubtrailertrash.com or www.myspace.
www.sohorevuebar.com Road tube. Mon-Thu 5-11.30pm. 12am. Huge, poptastic gay bar, com/trailertrashin
Fri & Sat 5pm-2am. Sun 5-11pm.
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