Question 1

How do I buy Outernet London tickets?

Accepted Answer

Outernet London is an entertainment district, not a single venue. In the district are various different businesses and attractions. Some of these may need tickets and some don't - read more 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 is the capacity of HERE London?

Accepted Answer

The capacity of our underground music and events venue HERE London is 2,000 people

Question 3

Can I bring my dog to Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

The answer to this question is nuanced! It's important to understand that:

Outernet London is not a single destination - it's a district (area) made up of lots of different businesses
Many of the businesses in the district (eg HERE our underground music venue or Chateau Denmark our hotel) will not allow access to dogs who are not guide or assistance dogs
However there are "public realm" areas as part of the district and our giant screens are in those public realm areas
Dogs are allowed in the public realm areas most of the time
Sometimes an advertiser will take over the screen content for a period of time and also supplement this with other activity (eg promo or event staff interacting with people or demoing a product etc). We call this an "activation" and it is theoretically possible that an advertiser will decide no dogs are allowed into the areas nearest the screens where the activation takes place. But in our experience to date this is unusual and most advertisers will allow dogs
The giant screens are sometimes (but not very often) closed for private events in which case neither dogs nor members of the public will be able to gain access

Question 4

What is the capacity of The Lower Third?

Accepted Answer

The capacity of bar and grass roots music venue The Lower Third is 250 people.

Question 5

What is NOW Trending?

Accepted Answer

Now Trending is a public space at Outernet London lined with LED screens. It's the smaller relative of The Now Building, and situated right next to it, just outside Tottenham Court Road tube station.

It features video content, interactive exhibitions, TV broadcasts and events. It’s often used as a companion space to The Now Building enabling brands and exhibitors to interact with visitors and offer product samples.

Question 6

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 7

Can I hire Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

There are many options to hire some or all of the Outernet London entertainment district. Our location, venues and facilities are unrivalled. Find our more about Outernet venue hire on our main website.

Question 8

What is NOW Arcade?

Accepted Answer

Now Arcade is an immersive LED tunnel for walk-through experiences and digital exhibitions such as photography. It’s also a route through the Outernet and an access route to the main guest receptions for Tattu and Chateau Denmark.

Question 9

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:

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 10

Who owns Outernet?

Accepted Answer

Outernet is owned by Consolidated Developments Ltd a British property development and placemaking company known for transforming London’s Soho into an area where people want to work, live and socialise.

The company has also restored the iconic Denmark Street, the birthplace of British music, which was threatened by the development of Crossrail, connecting it with the Outernet district to encourage an influx of new visitors.