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indigO2 is the hidden gem within The O2, the smaller entertainment venue next to the arena under The O2 roof. With a flexible capacity of 2,400, indigO2 is the perfect venue for any live music, comedy, club night, TV recording or corporate event.

It contains four bars: two on the main ground floor area in front of the stage, one in the V.I.P lounge called the Purple Lounge and one in the stalls, called Bleachers. The V.I.P Purple Lounge is not in direct view of the stage, but V.I.P guests have access to "Kings Row"; the best seats in the venue. The circle is on the top floor, above "Kings Row". There are no seats with obstructed views.

With it's theatre-style downstairs seating and huge balcony area, indigO2 has since branched out into the comedy genre, attracting the likes of Dylan Moran, Michael McIntyre and the Jongleurs Comedy Club 25th Anniversary shows.

indigO2's club night scene has also expanded with Hed Kandi hosting their New Years Eve extravaganza for two years running and we have welcomed the long-awaited return of AWOL (A Way Of Life) back to London's club scene.

The venue has featured artists such as OMD, Queensrÿche, George Clinton, Sugababes, Pete Bennett and The Love Dogs, Jools Holland, CAKE, Natalie Cole, Delirious?, Aimee Mann, Joss Stone, Youssou N'Dour, The Blind Boys of Alabama, Lucie Silvas, Beverly Knight, The Parlotones, Lloyd Banks, Fabolous, Timbaland, Chris Brown, Peter Andre and the Prince aftershows. indigO2 is regularly used as the venue for private and public aftershow parties for artists that have performed in The O2 Arena. indigO2 has also hosted the album launch parties for the , Usher and The Eagles and The Q Awards nominations. The NME Awards were hosted at indigO2, as well as Metal Hammer awards.

Getting There:
By Tube
The Jubilee Line to North Greenwich for The O2 (Zone 2).

The Jubilee line is the only Underground route that connects with all others - so National Rail passengers from all over the UK can easily connect. 
 
By Bus:
Eight TfL bus routes operate to and from The O2 including three 24 hour bus services. Key destinations include Stratford, Charlton, Greenwich, Lewisham, Woolwich, Eltham, North Kent and Central London.  

By The O2 Shuttle:
The O2 Shuttle bus service operates to Charing Cross to link up with the extensive London night bus network as well as Waterloo mainline station. Service leaves from North Greenwich bus station from Bus Stop D. This is a one way service only after the event.

By Docklands Light Railway:
Just one stop via the Jubilee line from Canary Wharf or Canning Town.

By National Rail:
Charlton mainline station is just a short ride on either a 486, 472 or 161 bus from North Greenwich underground station.

By Eurostar:
The current network takes the Eurostar into St. Pancras, from where you only need to jump on the Northern Line down to London Bridge where you can then change for the Jubilee Line.

By Car:
Pre-booked car parking is available for all events at The O2 arena. It is recommended that tickets are pre-booked due to limited availability. The M25 (London orbital), the A2/A20 (from the South East) and the M11 (from the North) all offer good access and The O2 is clearly signposted. Drop off and pick up points are also available.