The Right On club night will return to London in as a queer-friendly, trans-inclusive dance that stands against predatory behaviour, sexual harassment, racism, and bigotry of all forms.
Saturday night at Right On
The music’s loud. The lights are low. Phones are nowhere in sight. World-class DJs spin life-affirming sounds. Drinks stay off the floor. The dancers are here to move. A ritual of presence, not “content” for social media.
Right On is a late-night vintage Black music dance for party people of all identities. A joyful, intercultural, and intergenerational event rooted in rhythm.
Not just a revival dance
Right On draws inspiration from 1970s reggae revive and big people dances – as well as from old-school salsa and samba clubs, deep funk and jazz dance sessions, 1950s rockin’ blues parties, 1940s swing dances, and 1960s soul all-nighters.
But this isn’t a retro theme night or a nostalgia trip. Right On intends to be a radically inclusive club night where the timeless sounds of vintage Black music from across the African diaspora are enjoyed safely, soulfully, and respectfully.
Explore the club’s music policy
Get involved!
Right On is actively looking for like-minded venues, partners, sponsors, and community volunteers.
Previous high-profile partners have included Fania Records, Standing In The Shadows of Motown, and Martin Scorsese presents The Blues.