Question 1

Do you have to book Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

Outernet London is an entertainment distict located at the cross roads of Oxford Street and Soho, next to Tottenham Court Road tube station.

We are an entertainment district, not a single venue!

In our district are various different businesses and attractions. Some of these may need tickets and some don't - further info is below:

The Screens - no tickets/booking required

The giant screens at Outernet are found in three areas: The Now Building, Now Trending and Now Arcade.

All the on-screen shows are free - you do not need to book or buy tickets.

The Music Venues - tickets/booking required

There are two music venues in the Outernet district. If you are coming to see a show at one of these venues you will need a ticket.

Here at Outernet is a 2,000 capacity underground music and event venue. Click here to see Here at Outernet event listings and buy tickets
The Lower Third is a 250 capacity bar and grass roots music venue. Click here to see The Lower Third event listings and buy tickets

Bars, Restaurant and Hotel - tickets/bookings may be required

There are also bars, restaurants and a hotel in the Outernet entertainment district. These are individual businesses and they may require a booking or reservation. For more information and/or to make a booking please see their respective websites below.

Question 2

What can I experience at Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

Outernet London is an entertainment district in the heart of Central London. The district is located next to Tottenham Court Road tube station and includes the historic Denmark Street, birthplace of British music.

For visitors there are a number of public free-to-visit areas including The Now Building and Now Trending. Both of these buildings feature ultra high definition screens showing capitivating digital content ranging from art exhibitions to cultural events and launches for new shows, products and music artists. You can find the latest opening hours for these areas here.

The Outernet London district is also home to:

The above is not an exhaustive list! Vist this link to find out more about the various areas in the district.

You can also download our mobile app to find out more about the programming on the screens.

And last but not least remember to check out our news section for the latest district events and happenings

Question 3

What is the capacity of Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

The Outernet London entertainment district is home to two live music and event venues.

They are:

Here at Outernet which has a capacity of 2,000
The Lower Third which has a capacity of 250

The Now Building which dominates the Outernet district can accommodate around 350 people at a time on the ground floor, and closer to 700 if the adjacent Pop-up spaces are opened up. Tattu London, situated on the roof of the Now Building, has the capacity for 160 diners.

Question 4

How do I buy tickets for events at  HERE London?

Accepted Answer

HERE London is our underground 2,000 capacity music and events venue.

You can browse the latest event listings and buy tickets either via:

Question 5

How do I buy tickets for events at The Lower Third?

Accepted Answer

The Lower Third is our bar and grassroot music venue with a capacity of 250. Situated on Denmark Street, it used to be called The 12 Bar Club.

You can browse the latest event listings and buy tickets either via:

Question 6

What are the opening times of Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

You can find the latest opening hours for The Now Building and Now Trending (our free to access above-ground spaces that show amazing content on our ultra high defintion video screens) on our website - click here.

The weekly opening hours are also published to

Other business based at Outernet London such as music venues Here at Outernet and The Lower Third, restaurants TATTU and Cavo and bar Thirteen will have their own individual opening hours - see their websites (links below) for more details:

Question 7

What advertising opportunities are available at Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

Outernet London offers impactful, innovative and original advertising opportunities. We are home to the largest, most advanced digital screens in Europe, alongside high-spec modular retail and event spaces.

Our location, next to Tottenham Court Road station at the crossroads of Oxford Street and Charing Cross Road, is unrivalled with huge footfall every day (estimated at over 1m each week). In fact we are already in the UK’s Top 5 tourist attractions based on these numbers.

Our advertising products are perfect for brands wishing to make a big impact, whether that’s using full motion DOOH, consumer and trade events, or innovative experiential experiences using our three different immersive spaces featuring state of the art audio and 8k screens.

In addition, our district offers several music venues, large and small, perfect for brand launches, plus pop-up units with LED screens and connectivity, and a luxury hotel along with superb bars and restaurants.

For more information visit our website and contact our team.

Question 8

When did Outernet London open?

Accepted Answer

The Outernet London district first opened to the general public in November 2022.

Question 9

How accessible is the HERE venue?

Accepted Answer

HERE at Outernet is our underground 2,000 capacity music and events venue.

You can find details about accessibility at HERE at Outernet on their website

The above ground spaces in the Outernet London distrct are fully accessible to wheelchair users.

Question 10

Is Denmark Street part of Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

Outernet London has a strong musical connection to its district, which includes the iconic Denmark Street, once the centre of the British music industry. The redeveloped Denmark Street, new live performance venues, and the session rooms of Chateau Denmark, alongside proudly independent restaurants and bars, will help Outernet put this historic area of London back on the cultural map.

As part of Outernet London, Denmark Street is benefiting from the restoration of its most iconic shops and facades. New live venues, a free recording studio, and a partnership with Under The Apple Tree sessions will ensure a new era for this important musical landmark, which has played host to Bowie, Clapton, Hendrix and the Stones – and in recent years, Adele and Ed Sheeran.