Located at 19B Compton Terrace, Islington, London N1 2UN, Union Chapel is one of the city’s most unique and inspiring live music venues — a Grade I-listed Gothic Revival church that doubles as a renowned concert hall, cultural centre, and community hub.

Blending stunning architecture, world-class acoustics, and a social mission, Union Chapel has become a must-visit destination for music lovers, performers, and visitors seeking an unforgettable London experience.

Where History Meets Live Music

Built between 1874 and 1877 by architect James Cubitt, Union Chapel continues to serve as both an active Congregational church and a venue for concerts, comedy, film screenings, and cultural events. Its natural acoustics — originally designed for sermons — make it one of London’s best-sounding performance spaces.

Hosting over 200 events annually, Union Chapel has welcomed an extraordinary lineup of artists including Amy Winehouse, Adele, Coldplay, David Byrne, and Florence + The Machine.

Why Visit Union Chapel

• Historic setting: Grade I-listed Gothic church with breathtaking interiors.
• Acclaimed acoustics: Designed for clarity and warmth — perfect for live music and spoken word.
• Diverse programming: Concerts, comedy, film, talks, and cultural festivals.
• Community mission: Home to The Margins Project, supporting people experiencing homelessness.
• Central location: A short walk from Highbury & Islington Station, easily accessible from anywhere in London.

🎶 Focus: Live music, comedy, culture, community, and heritage