The legendary London venue will see KiNK live, Job Jobse, Steffi & Virginia, Shanti Celeste, Call Super, Midland, Optimo, Bens Sims, DJ Storm, Grooverider, Kolter (AKA DJOKO), Alienata, Vale Budino (Cocktail D’Amore), Anz, Peach, Lady Starlight and many more all play over the next two months

The club will finally close after it’s new year celebrations. An all area NYE day & night festival named ‘Goodbye Sweetheart’ will see the venue off in style. As always for The Cause’s bigger shows, the club are keeping who’s playing very close to their chests, but expect some mega surprise guests, their residents and close friends and family.

The final few days will see four huge full venue parties and a full weekend of New Year’s Celebrations will mark the closure of what has become a London institution for clubbing.

Before then highlights across the final run of shows include the clubs resident cult queer party Adonis this Saturday (13th Nov) with job Jobse, Midland b2b Dan Beaumont and more, Alien Communications with Steffi & Virginia, Claro Intellecto (live), Ryan Elliott, Omar amongst others, the genre-bending Alchemy with Soul 2 Soul’s Jazzie B, Fabio & Grooverider, Rolando, LSB and more across four rooms. The club’s infamous Tribes also returns for a HUGE closing party on September 11th with KiNK live, Optimo, Ben Sims b2b Kirk Degiorgio, DJ Deep, Alienata, Vale Budino (Cocktail D’Amore), Kolter, Ethel and over 20 other artists across the full venue.

Sadly, The Cause was always a temporary project. Originally started as a one room 400 capacity club in April 2018, the space was founded with a heavy focus on community and supporting mental health. Fast forward over three and a half years later and the club have raised over £150,000 for charity, had over 220,000 revellers through the door and now command over 60 acts performing on one night.

The Cause now operates the full complex at Ashley House with up to seven indoor and three outdoor dancing spaces, with several recent parties sprawling all areas for up to 20 hours, pioneering extended hours clubbing once more for London.

Stuart Glen, co-founder of The Cause says “Not in our wildest dreams did we ever believe The Cause would have achieved so much in our time at Ashley Road. The community that surrounds our club is like nothing else in the country, we’ve developed several grass roots artists and promoters, raised a huge amount for charity and created what many people constantly tell me is the best club in London. There really is nowhere like it right now and as sad as I am to see it go, I’m much more thankful that we actually made it happen. Big love to everyone that played their part in this”