Notting Hill Arts Club

Address: 21 Notting Hill Gate Kensington, Greater London W11 3 GB (map)

Phone: 020 7460 4459

Info

Train: Westbourne Park (18 mins)
Paddington (18 mins)
Tube: Notting Hill Gate (4 mins)

Directions: take the tube to Notting Hill Gate, then take the LEFT exit. That's left, the left again. Walk down the road for a few minutes but the place is difficult to find as it's not marked outside... It's next to a hairdresser's and opposite a kebab shop. You will notice it by the big wooden doors and velvet rope outside and probably a bouncer too...

THIS is your MySpace link for information on all upcoming RoTa shows. RoTa is held every Saturday at the Arts Club, from 4 til 8, and is free entry. DiS runs its monthly DiScover Club shows there - check the site regularly for details of upcoming DiScover Club shows.

Reviewed Events

The (International) Noise Conspiracy at London Notting Hill Arts Club, Wed 08 May

Review by Sean Adams

Nights like these don’t come around too often. SMACK-BANG-WALLOP!!! Yes, The (International) Noise Conspiracy are in town, playing a secret show tooonight and I managed to sneak my cheeky ass in… First things first, this lot are not just a band. By my unprecise maths, 98% of bands are just a bunch o»

The Darkness at London Notting Hill Arts Club, Wed 14 Aug

Review by peterwhite

"Dude I didn’t realise you liked the Darkness?" "Yeah man they rock! I even bought the t-shirt. Sweet innit." Blow your Spinal Tap comparisons out the blocked fire exit, lock up your Dazed and Confused reading daughters and burn your press blurbs because The Darkness are the answer to all our »

Dogs Die In Hot Cars at London Notting Hill Arts Club, Tue 01 Jul

Review by Adie Nunn

They sound like they’ve swallowed the entire Postcard Records back-catalogue, and have a vocalist who sounds like a cross between Robert Smith, Billy Mackenzie and Kevin Rowland. If that doesn’t sound appealing, then you may as well go and read something else now. I never ‘got’ Dogs Die In»

The Parkinsons at London Notting Hill Arts Club, Tue 09 Sep

Review by Tommy Mack

Close your eyes and you could be listening to the first Clash album. Open them and four scrawny sweat-drenched Portuguese are getting shirtless, displaying the wan chest hair and scrawny torsos as befits the bearers of the punk rock’n’roll torch. The Parkinsons have not an ounce of originality o»

Gary Jules at London Notting Hill Arts Club, Sat 06 Dec

Review by Mike Diver

Usually, the prospect of spending even a few fleeting minutes in the company of a singer-songwriter riding the crest of a one-hit-wonder wave would be something out of the baddest of bad dreams. Yet here I am, and there Gary Jules is.»

The Dash at London Notting Hill Arts Club, Wed 21 Jul

Review by Ross Bennett

Some bands have a lot to answer for, don’t they? Without The Velvet Underground would we have The Strokes? Without Television would we have Razorlight? Without Shed Seven would we have the Teletubbies? Tonight’s Death Disco serves up The Dash, a band who would quite simply not exist had it not been for CBGB’s in the mid-seventies...»