Islington Assembly Hall
Islington Assembly Hall (IAH) is a 950-capacity venue managed by Islington Council.
For over 15 years, IAH has been operating as one of London’s most exciting live music venues, right here in the heart of the borough, bringing the community rising stars and huge names including Ed Sheeran, TV On The Radio, Skepta, Snow Patrol, Rag N Bone Man, Doechii, Jack White, Tom Odell, The Black Keys, Laura Mvula, Foo Fighters, Roots Manuva, Annie Mac, Hawkwind, Sam Smith, Alabama Shakes, Floating Points, Tom Misch, Vampire Weekend, Coldplay, Unknown Mortal Orchestra as well as a reunion of The Kinks and a return of Ezra Collective.
Our stunning art deco features, recent upgrades to sound and light, installation of HD cameras and excellent customer service combine to offer a unique experience to artists, promoters and gig-goers.
For more information, check out IAH on Instagram and Facebook.
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