Fire is one of London's most iconic nightclubs, situated at 39 Parry Street, just off South Lambeth Road in Vauxhall, SW8 1RT. Established in the early 2000s, Fire quickly distinguished itself as a bastion of underground dance culture in the heart of London’s lively clubbing district. The venue is housed underneath the railway arches, lending it an industrial, cavernous atmosphere that has become synonymous with many of the city’s top nightlife spots.

Over the years, Fire has forged a reputation for its tough, uncompromising sound systems and immersive lighting, drawing in crowds devoted to electronic music genres such as house, techno, drum & bass, and LGBTQ+ club nights. Its close association with Vauxhall’s vibrant LGBTQ+ scene, often in conjunction with neighboring clubs like Lightbox and Protocol, has seeded its reputation as a haven for inclusivity and cutting-edge music. Across its tenure, Fire has expanded and modernized its interior, upgrading dance floors, bars, and sound systems while retaining its raw warehouse feel.

While its core location has remained the same, the venue has adapted with the times—hosting everything from all-night raves and after-hours parties to branded club events, and fostering subcultural communities that span from student nights to legendary queer clubbing experiences. Notable artists who have performed at Fire include international acts like Sven Väth, Nicole Moudaber, Derrick May, Carl Craig, Honey Dijon, Ben Klock, Dubfire, and Andy C, as well as local British talents such as Fat Tony, Jamie Jones, Eats Everything, Hannah Wants, and Alan Fitzpatrick.