Gimme Gimme Disco has officially brought its groove to London. Taking over the iconic Ministry of Sound, this DJ-led dance party spins legendary ’70s and ’80s disco hits from ABBA, The Bee Gees, Donna Summer, Cher, and more. Pull on your dancing shoes and step into a two-and-a-half-hour disco blowout that finishes before midnight.
What is ‘Gimme Gimme Disco’?
What big do is complete without some disco music magic? “Stayin’ Alive”, “Dancing Queen”, “I Will Survive”, “Le Freak”—they keep the vibes stellar and feet dancing all night long. At ‘Gimme Gimme Disco’, a live DJ spins songs like these and more for the ultimate disco party. No disco downers, just sequins, singalongs and non-stop disco anthems until you can groove no more. But, be warned, like with all concerts, the longer you leave it, the higher the tickets will go up in price. So, do not sleep on this night of sparkles, boogies, and your favourite disco anthems.
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To get into the 70s and 80s of it all, disco attire is heavily encouraged. Think sequined dresses, satin shirts, velvet jackets and shiny boots—even if it means raiding the back of your wardrobe. Some are Sunset Editions, starting in the afternoon, and finishing before its midnight, while others start later for the night owls — depends what time your boogie gets going. Attendees must be 18+!
From ABBA to Bee Gees: The Sound of Disco
Born in NYC in the late 60s, disco’s been filling up dancefloors for nearly 70 years now—but it’s not just the clubs where the music comes alive. Songs like “September”, “I Will Survive” and “We Are Family” soundtrack everything from your bestie’s wedding reception to your uncle’s 50th birthday bash. And now, you and your mates can immerse yourself in almost three hours of pure disco bliss at Gimme Gimme Disco—sequins optional, “Good Times” mandatory.
Ready to groove all evening long? ‘Gimme Gimme Disco’ in London is shining inside Ministry of Sound on selected dates over the coming months. The event starts at 6:30pm and doors usually open 30 minutes before the start time, so get there with some time to spare so you don’t miss any disco classics.
