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Feeling Gloomy presents An Afternoon of Goth (Over 30s Only), 3pm, Sat 24 Oct 2/3 sold already
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Feeling Gloomy presents An Afternoon of Goth (Over 30s Only), 3pm, Sat 24 Oct 2/3 sold already

Saturday 24 October 2026, 15:00Venue time (London)
Simmons Bar | Leicester SquareDirections
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After the runaway successes of our Indie and Rock afternoons, we've decided to cater for to all you dark aesthetic, romantics who have appreciation for the more somber music as we host an over 30s only Afternoon of Goth

We know there's nothing more that us goths hate than daylight, so escape those rays and join us for four hours of gothic rock, downstairs in the basement of Simmons, Leicester Square. The venue formerly known as Subway which was once home to the legendary Batcave goth nightclub of the 1980s, who's regulars included Robert Smith, Siouxsie Sioux, Nick Cave, Marc Almond, members of Bauhaus and more. So you can relive a bit of goth history in the exact same venue 40 years on.

Feeling Gloomy DJs will be playing a mix of classic goth, dark wave and dark indie from across the decades

The party will finish at 7pm and you'll be in the heart of the WestEnd so you can grab a meal in Chinatown, catch a show or even head down to to catch a movie at the Odeon next-door.

Unlike the usual Feeling Gloomy, this event is strictly for over 30s only and ID will be required to gain entry, even if you have a ticket

Who and what you can expect to hear: Sisters of Mercy, Bauhaus, Siouxsie & The Banshees, The Cure, Skeletal Family, Alien Sex Fiend, Xmal Deutschland, Boy Harsher, Drab Majesty, Echo & The Bunnymen, Cocteau Twins, The Virgin Prunes, New Model Army, The Chameleons, Grauzone, Leonard Cohen, The Damned and more

Feeling Gloomy has appeared at numerous festivals during it's 21 years including Glastonbury, Standon Calling, Reading, Isle of Wight, Latitude, Green Man and more.

"The perfect place for a miserable night out" NME

"Brilliant fun, despite what the promoters want you to think" The Independent

"Fantastic" The Guardian

"The Maestros of Mooching" The Times

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