Tola is a vibrant nightclub located in Peckham, South London, United Kingdom, that has established itself as a cornerstone of the city’s flourishing nightlife and underground music scene. Opened in 2019, Tola quickly gained traction for its two-level layout featuring a lively dancefloor, an atmospheric rooftop terrace, and a bar that offers a diverse selection of drinks. Its history is rooted in Peckham’s rapid cultural renaissance and the area’s reputation for nurturing creativity and diversity.

Tola’s interior, with exposed brickwork and intimate lighting, reflects the industrial charm of many South London venues while providing a welcoming space for both local partygoers and international visitors. The club is highly regarded for supporting a range of underground electronic music genres, including house, techno, garage, Afrobeat, and UK bass, and it has become a hub for forward-thinking promoters, up-and-coming DJs, and established headliners alike. Tola occupies the same Rye Lane location since its inception, and while the physical space has undergone periodic upgrades to sound and lighting systems, the venue has maintained its original intimate ethos and community focus.

As a cultural hotspot, Tola is known for its inclusive crowd and collaborative spirit, often partnering with local collectives and record labels to spotlight the freshest talent in London’s music circuit and beyond. Its rooftop, now a celebrated spot for daytime and evening sessions in the summer months, has become emblematic of Peckham’s rooftop culture—balancing a relaxed atmosphere with cutting-edge sounds. The club’s contribution to South London nightlife has solidified its reputation as a launchpad for emerging talent and a destination for discerning clubbers seeking a genuine party experience.

Notable artists who have graced Tola’s decks include international stars such as Ben UFO, Peach, HAAi, and Bradley Zero, alongside prominent local names like Shy One, Naina, DJ Tess, Lloyd, and the Rhythm Section family. The venue has also played host to energetic sets from collectives like Sisu Crew, Keep Hush, and Born N Bread, further underlining its ongoing connection to both the grassroots and global dance music community.