A unique venue whose high ceilings have played host to a wide variety of artists from cabaret to cutting-edge electronica. Built in 1905 as a dance hall, it made its way to 2001 in various incarnations, as a soup kitchen, bingo hall and snooker den, before being renovated by the current owners. Inside it retains most of its original features including the opulent chandeliers that hang overhead and the elegant period plaster work. The long thin hall has a lovely acoustic and the promoters never fill it to bursting point which means it's easy to skip to the bar between acts. The larger Shepherd's Bush Empire down the road gets all the mainstream gigs, whereas the Bush Hall welcomes niche artists and those on their way up. Established bands also seem to love it for secret and fan club gigs - REM and Scissor Sisters have played to rapturous reception in recent years.
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The Bush Hall
310 Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush, W12
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A unique venue whose high ceilings have played host to a wide variety of artists from cabaret to cutting-edge electronica. Built in 1905 as a dance hall, it made its way to 2001 in various incarnations, as a soup kitchen, bingo hall and snooker den, before being renovated by the current owners. Inside it retains most of its original features including the opulent chandeliers that hang overhead and the elegant period plaster work. The long thin hall has a lovely acoustic and the promoters never fill it to bursting point which means it's easy to skip to the bar between acts. The larger 
