KOKO is a Grade II-listed Victorian theatre on Camden High Street that reopened in 2022 after a £70m restoration, and it is now one of London's most spectacular places to dance. The Louis XIV-style auditorium — red velvet, gilded balconies, glittering chandeliers and a giant disco ball — pairs with a serious sound system and house, electronic and disco programming on Friday and Saturday late-night sessions. Entry to KOKO works differently from most London clubs, and this guide explains exactly how to get in.
Does KOKO Have a Guestlist?
No — and it is worth knowing before you plan your night. KOKO is a live music venue first, so entry works by ticket for the specific event rather than by guestlist. There is no promoter list that gets your name on the door for free or reduced entry, the way Tape, Cuckoo or Maddox operate in Mayfair.
If you have been searching for the KOKO guestlist, this is the honest answer: it does not exist. Here is what does.
How to Get Into KOKO
- Buy a ticket in advance — typically £15–£25 for a Friday or Saturday club night, more for headline DJs. See our KOKO entry price guide.
- Tickets on the door — possible if the event has not sold out, but headline Saturdays regularly do. A gamble if your date is fixed.
- Book a VIP table — the only route that covers priority entry for your whole group with no separate tickets and no queue. Balcony booths from £1,000 minimum spend.
Tip: buy ahead for Saturdays. KOKO regularly programmes touring international DJs and those nights sell out well before the door opens.
We can tell you what is on for your date and arrange a table — our booking service is free.
Opening Nights and Hours
KOKO's late-night club nights run Friday and Saturday from 10pm to 4am. Monday through Thursday and Sunday the venue runs as a live music hall hosting concerts and ticketed shows from 7pm. If you're after the dance-floor experience rather than a sit-down concert, Friday and Saturday are the nights to book.
Music and Entertainment
Programming on club nights leans house, electronic, disco and selectors — recent and upcoming bookings have included Bedouin's SAGA series, Rodriguez Jr (Monkey Project), DJ Tunez and themed nights like the Camden Palace reunion and All My Friends Day Disco. The sound system is built for big-room electronic music, and the multi-tier balconies give you a clear sightline to the booth from anywhere in the room.
Dress Code
KOKO's door is more relaxed than central London members' clubs. Smart casual works fine — no specific code is enforced, but expect a stylish, dance-floor-ready crowd. Trainers are accepted (this is Camden, not Mayfair), but rolled-out-of-bed looks won't impress security on a busy Saturday.
Entry Price
KOKO club nights are typically ticketed in advance, with prices varying by event and headliner. The guestlist provides priority entry alongside ticket holders. For headline DJ Saturdays, advance tickets are strongly recommended — the door regularly sells out.
VIP Tables
KOKO offers VIP table service across multiple balcony tiers and the floor area, with a clear view of the stage and dance floor. Tables include bottle service and a private area for your group. Message us via WhatsApp for current bottle minimums and Saturday availability.
Location
KOKO is at 1A Camden High Street, on the corner with Mornington Terrace. The nearest tube station is Mornington Crescent (Northern Line, two minutes' walk). Camden Town station is also nearby. Plenty of late-night food options on the high street for after the club.
Similar Clubs
For other house and electronic late-night experiences, see Ministry of Sound, Maison Close, Selene, Beat London and The Box Soho.