The Book Club is a renowned nightlife and cultural venue located in the heart of Shoreditch, East London, United Kingdom. Opened in 2009, The Book Club quickly became a cornerstone in the revival of Shoreditch as one of London's most vibrant creative districts. Occupying a converted Victorian warehouse, it blends a bar, club, and workspace aesthetic, setting itself apart from more conventional nightclubs with its raw yet cozy interior and an emphasis on both music and creativity.

The venue’s history is rooted in the Shoreditch movement that celebrated multidisciplinary artistic expression, regularly hosting not just club nights, but also talks, exhibitions, and workshops. Over the years, The Book Club garnered a reputation as a launchpad for emerging talent and a favored destination for those seeking cutting-edge sounds and an inclusive, lively atmosphere. It has played an important cultural role in East London, acting as a social hub and promoting collaboration across art forms.

Structurally, the venue has periodically undergone refurbishments to keep pace with evolving trends and patron expectations, but it has largely remained at its original 100 Leonard Street address, maintaining the integrity of its industrial-chic ambiance. While The Book Club has continued to evolve, including a brief closure in 2020–2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic followed by a significant refurbishment and relaunch, it has consistently adapted to maintain its relevance in London’s ever-shifting nightlife landscape. Notable artists who have performed or DJed at The Book Club include internationally respected acts such as Gilles Peterson and Nightmares on Wax, alongside homegrown UK talent like Benji B, Eliphino, Joe Goddard (of Hot Chip), and Rinse FM regulars.

The venue has also hosted sets from DJs like Ross From Friends, DJ Yoda, and Artwork, as well as providing a platform for rising stars and regular appearances by beloved local collectives including Percolate and Foundations.