Paradise is a renowned nightclub and live music venue located in the heart of Kensal Green, West London, United Kingdom. Housed in a grand Victorian building on Kilburn Lane, the club is officially known as Paradise by Way of Kensal Green. The venue originally opened as a traditional pub, serving the local community for over a century before being transformed in the early 2000s into one of the city's most fashionable nightspots.

Paradise quickly developed a reputation for its eclectic music policy, stylish interiors featuring ornate chandeliers and velvet furnishings, and a lively yet intimate atmosphere. Over time, it has become a cornerstone of West London nightlife, celebrated both for its club nights and for hosting vibrant live performances, private parties, and community events. The venue has remained in its historic location but has undergone several refurbishments, each updating its look while preserving original architectural features and its uniquely bohemian charm.

Paradise’s significance lies in its ability to bridge the gap between upscale West London sensibilities and the raw energy associated with London's club scene, attracting a diverse and loyal clientele from across the capital. The club is also known for nurturing local talent and for featuring international DJs and musicians, with many performers going on to achieve broader acclaim after appearances at the venue. Notable artists who have performed at Paradise include internationally recognized DJs such as Mark Ronson, Norman Jay MBE, and Basement Jaxx, as well as local favorites like DJ Yoda, Giles Smith, and Benji B.

The venue has also hosted surprise sets and intimate gigs from artists including Florence + The Machine, Jamie xx, and Friendly Fires, cementing its reputation as a key player in London's live music and nightclub scene.