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Kable Club is a prominent nightclub located in Manchester, United Kingdom, known for its distinctive underground atmosphere and dedication to cutting-edge electronic music. The venue first opened its doors in the early 2020s, quickly establishing itself as a hub for diverse dance music subcultures, particularly within the realms of house, techno, drum and bass, and UKG. Housed within a revitalized railway arch in Manchester's city centre, Kable Club earned a reputation for its intimate yet industrial setting, featuring exposed brickwork, a state-of-the-art sound system, and a commitment to immersive lighting design.

The club became a significant fixture in Manchester’s nightlife scene, celebrated for supporting both emerging local talent and booking internationally acclaimed acts. Its grassroots ethos contributed to Manchester’s post-pandemic club renaissance, positioning Kable Club as a launchpad for artists and a community-oriented space for ravers. Structurally, the venue has remained at its original location, though it has undergone several refurbishments to improve acoustics, expand dancefloor capacity, and upgrade facilities in response to growing demand and evolving clubbing standards.

Culturally, Kable Club has been credited with fostering diversity within its programming, championing genres and artists often overlooked by commercial venues, and carving out a distinct identity within the UK's broader club landscape. Notable artists who have performed at Kable Club include international figures such as DJ Marky, LTJ Bukem, and Sherelle, as well as celebrated UK-based talent like Interplanetary Criminal, Sammy Virji, and Children of Zeus. Local heroes such as DJ Boring, Snowy, Biome, and Chimpo have regularly graced its decks, contributing to a vibrant roster that reflects both the club’s local roots and its broad appeal within the electronic music community.