Venue Information

The Forum takes the needs of disabled customers very seriously and actively
encourages people of all abilities to attend the events scheduled at the Venue.
Though built in the 1930s, the building has been modernized to allow Wheelchair
access via front of house to the Disabled platform in Downstairs Standing area
(please note there is no direct backstage disabled access).

Due to Licensing and Health & Safety Assessments, we regret the number of
wheelchairs that we can admit to the building is limited. In order to ensure
that all disabled patrons to the o2 Forum Kentish Town are adequately catered for, we
request that all disabled customers contact the venue at
[email protected] or telephone on 020 33624110 prior to booking.

However, if you feel there is a show that will sell out very quickly then we
advise patrons to go ahead and buy their ticket first to avoid disappointment.
You will need to email us immediately to let us know you have purchased a
ticket and inform us of your disability. As mentioned above we regret the
number of wheelchairs that we can admit to the building is limited and
therefore we must treat these patrons on a first come first served basis. In
the unlikely event that the disabled area is full by the time we receive your
email then we would inform you of this and a refund would be given.


The Free companion ticket is available to patrons that are registered disabled
upon the reception of a valid proof of disability. The ticket to be paid for needs to be booked in advance.

For all other enquiries please email [email protected] or call 020 33624110.

Stalls standing = strictly 14+

Balcony = strictly 8+, customers between 8 and 14 years old need to be accompanied by an adult over 18.

Club nights are strictly over 18's only.

Prices include a Venue Facilitiy Fee of £1.00

 

More information about Razorlight - The Olympus Sleeping album"

 

Indie-rock elite Razorlight have announced their official return, with the release of their first album in 10 years, "Olympus Sleeping", out on the 26th October.