Bush Hall

Bush Hall is a music venue on Uxbridge Road with a capacity of 425 seats, retaining its original architecture and decorative features from when it opened in 1904. The space displays ornate ceilings, classic interior details, and connects to dining rooms next door where visitors can have meals before performances.

The building was constructed in 1904 as a dance hall, one of three similar venues built by a publisher for his daughters. During World War II it served as a soup kitchen before later becoming a music performance space.

The venue draws audiences who appreciate emerging artists and established names from around the world, making it a gathering place for music lovers in West London. People come here to experience live performances in a setting that has hosted music for generations.

The main entrance on the ground floor is accessible to wheelchair users, and companions receive free admission. Next-door dining rooms allow visitors to eat or drink before and after events in a convenient setting.

It is the last remaining building from the original trio of dance halls built by the same publisher. Over the years, major artists including Adele, Paul Weller, and Bastille have performed here at various points in their careers.

Website: http://bushhallmusic.co.uk

GPS coordinates: 51.50650,-0.23161

Latest update: December 10, 2025 16:26