The Garage is a legendary nightclub and live music venue located in Highbury, North London, United Kingdom. Originally opened in 1993, The Garage quickly established itself as a premier venue in the city for emerging and established talent alike. The building itself dates back to the early 20th century and previously served as a Temperance Billiard Hall before its transformation into a music venue.

Since its inception, the club has played a key role in London's vibrant nightlife and music scenes, helping to foster the careers of countless artists across multiple genres, including rock, indie, electronic, and hip-hop. The Garage is renowned for its intimate atmosphere, excellent acoustics, and reputation for booking acts on the cusp of mainstream breakthrough, making it both a tastemaker venue and a rite of passage for rising bands and established stars alike. Over the years, The Garage has undergone several refurbishments, most notably in 2017, when it was relaunched under the management of DHP Family, who oversaw significant upgrades to sound systems, lighting, and the overall interior, while maintaining the venue's iconic character.

Despite minor structural changes and modernizations, The Garage has remained at its original location at 20-22 Highbury Corner, continuing its legacy as a hub for live performance and club nights. It is widely recognized for its influence on London’s music culture and for its unwavering commitment to supporting both homegrown UK talent and international acts. Notable artists who have performed at The Garage include Oasis, Arctic Monkeys, The Killers, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Mumford & Sons, Lana Del Rey, Foo Fighters, Mac Miller, Jack White, The 1975, My Chemical Romance, The Libertines, Kasabian, Blur, Bastille, Wolf Alice, Dizzee Rascal, The Prodigy, and many more, reflecting the diversity and significance of the venue in the music world.