93 Feet East

93 Feet East is an iconic music venue in the heart of London's Shoreditch that combines history with modern style. Originally the home of Truman Brewery's chief engineer, this historic 1830s building was transformed in 1999 into a vibrant event space.

The interiors have retained their industrial character with raw concrete walls and original parquet floors. The multi-level space includes a courtyard, a main hall and an intimate members' room.

The venue, which has played host to stars such as Radiohead, Groove Armada and The White Stripes, is an ideal choice for lovers of diverse music and a unique atmosphere.