Question 1

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.

Question 2

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 3

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.

Question 4

When did Outernet London open?

Accepted Answer

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

Question 5

What is the building opposite Tottenham Court Road station?

Accepted Answer

This is The Now Building which forms part of the Outernet London entertainment district.

The Now Building feature the highest resolution video screens in the world showing amazing immersive cultural and brand experiences.

Question 6

What is the press contact information for Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

Our PR Agents are the Outside Organisation. You can email Nick Caley nicholas.caley@outside-org.co.uk or Call +44 7711 081843

Question 7

What Music Venues are part of Outernet London?

Accepted Answer

At the heart of the UK music scene, Outernet London is home to two music event venues, HERE and The Lower Third. HERE is a purpose-built 2000-capacity venue featuring state-of-the-art audio and visual experiences. The Lower Third is a grassroots performance venue showcasing the best emerging talent. We’ve also launched a free recording studio on Denmark Street in partnership with the BPI.

Question 8

What is The Lower Third?

Accepted Answer

The Lower Third features the best in grassroots talent alongside our excellent cocktail bar. Situated on the musically infamous Denmark Street, the venue will feature events including up-and-coming live and electronic music, comedy and more. This re-mastered 16th-century forge is a welcoming space to stop for a quick drink or a night of incredible cocktails. Visit us online at http://thelowerthird.co.uk/

Question 9

Where can I find Outernet on Social Media?

Accepted Answer

Facebook https://www.facebook.com/OuternetGlobal