Number 90 London is a prominent nightclub and bar situated in the bustling creative hub of Hackney Wick, East London, United Kingdom. Established in 2014 along the banks of the picturesque River Lea, Number 90 quickly became a defining feature of the Hackney Wick nightlife scene, embodying the area's vibrant and artistic spirit. The venue was founded by Fabio Pink and Sam Steer, both local entrepreneurs passionate about fostering a sense of community through music, art, and gastronomy.

Housed in a converted warehouse, Number 90 has retained much of its industrial character, blending raw architectural features with eclectic decor, striking artwork, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. Over the years, it has developed a strong reputation for its dynamic and inclusive programming, ranging from electronic music nights and live band performances to art exhibitions, street festivals, and open-air events on its expansive canal-side terrace. The club is celebrated for championing both established and emerging talent across the electronic music spectrum, with a particular emphasis on house, techno, disco, and bass-driven sounds.

Its cultural significance is rooted in its role as a platform for local creatives and as a gathering spot for London’s diverse music and arts community. Despite rapid development in Hackney Wick and the broader East London area, Number 90 has remained at its original location, expanding its footprint in 2021 by launching Studio 92, a neighboring sister venue that focuses on experimental arts and intimate performances. The adaptive and resilient approach of Number 90 has allowed it to weather challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, by pivoting its operations and continuing to support artists and audiences through innovative events and initiatives.

Notable artists who have performed at Number 90 over the years include internationally acclaimed DJs such as Derrick Carter, DJ Marky, Bicep, Midland, Crazy P, and Horse Meat Disco, as well as respected UK-based acts like Dan Shake, Shy One, Crazy Cousinz, and Barry Ashworth (Dub Pistols). The venue also frequently showcases local talent, including residents such as London Modular Alliance, The Menendez Brothers, and Scarlett O’Malley, cementing its status as a vital home for both headline acts and grassroots performers within London’s ever-evolving nightlife landscape.