Ministry of Sound

London nightclub and music brand running club nights, live events, a members' workspace and merchandise

United KingdomFounded 1992ministryofsound.comWebsite technologies

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Highlights

  • Hiring7 open roles
  • New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02

About Ministry of Sound

Ministry of Sound is a London nightclub and music brand. The club opened in 1991 and is multi-genre, with four rooms, including its main room, The Box. The Ministry Group also runs The Ministry, a workspace and members' club in a restored Victorian printworks, and Ministry Venues.

The group sells club tickets and table bookings for its events, memberships to The Ministry workspace, and merchandise through its online shop, which ships worldwide. Its event listings also include shows held outside London, such as in Doha, Miami and Australia.

The company was incorporated in the United Kingdom as Ministry of Sound Limited in 1992. The group founded and operates Jai Dog Rescue, a charity that works with street dogs in Thailand. Ministry of Sound Group has open vacancies for marketing and brand partnership roles.

Product: Nightclub nights and live events, The Ministry workspace and members' club memberships, and branded merchandise sold online.

Jobs at Ministry of Sound (7)

Ministry of Sound is hiring for 7 roles, mostly in marketing.

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