Jukebox Ldn, in South Street, relaunched on Friday (January 9) after a week-long refurb, hosting two reopening parties to show off its new look.
The venue – Romford’s only nightclub – welcomed a whole host of upgrades, including new VIP booths throughout and the extension of some VIP areas, new light-up tables, and fresh lighting around the front of the bars.
Other improvements included freshening up the corridors and toilets, and adding photo opportunities around the club in the form of new artwork and quotes.
Jukebox Ldn owner Danny Woodhouse told the Recorder an artist was also brought in to spray paint pop-art style murals throughout the venue.
Photos from inside the club showcase some of these artworks, above the multi-coloured booths and light-up tables.
Danny said the reaction to the refurbishment has been “positive” and hopes it will encourage regulars to keep visiting the nightclub.
He told this paper: “Everyone says it looks really, really good – it looks fresh, it looks new again.
“Obviously after six years, it’s needed a freshen up.
“Things get a little bit tatty when you’re getting 1,000 people in there each week […] and it just needed a little facelift.”
Jukebox will celebrate six years of business at the end of the month, with some guest DJs planned for January 30 and 31 – to be announced soon.
