indigo at The O2

Built in 2007 as part of The O2 complex, indigo started as a mid-size live music venue — Prince opened it with 21 consecutive nights — and has since become one of London's most sought-after large-format corporate event spaces. The venue sits under the iconic O2 roof, carrying the recognition and infrastructure of the entertainment complex while offering a more focused space than the main 20,000-capacity arena.

indigo's Event Proposition

The Ground Floor provides 1,500 standing capacity with a built-in stage, in-house AV, production offices, dressing rooms, and a 4:00am alcohol licence. Conferences, award ceremonies, product launches, exhibitions, and Christmas parties at scale all run from the same adaptable floor space. Above it, the VIP Lounge adds a private first-floor layer for 350 standing with its own entrance, bar, and live-feed screens from the main room.

Why indigo Works for Large Corporate Events

The built-in production infrastructure is the differentiator. Most large London venues require external AV suppliers, temporary staging, and weeks of technical planning. indigo's stage, sound system, lighting, and technical team come with the hire. Eight preferred caterers, digital branding opportunities across The O2 complex, and car access behind the stage for product launches complete a package designed for events where production value matters as much as capacity.

indigo at The O2 Location and Access

North Greenwich on the Jubilee line is five minutes away. Thames Clipper river bus services and The O2 car park handle arrivals from multiple directions. The SE10 location sits within London's major entertainment destination — restaurants, cinema, and the wider O2 complex frame the guest experience before they reach the venue itself.