Question 1

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 2

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 3

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 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

What is HERE at Outernet?

Accepted Answer

HERE at Outernet is our underground 2,000 capacity music and events venue. It is a subterranean feat of modern engineering with four stories underground.

The venue hosts various events from globally revered live artists to large-scale theatre productions. HERE offers a live experience unlike any other and is situated in the heart of central London. The main room is home to some of the best audio and visual design of any venue its size. To find out more about the venue or check out what’s on, visit us online at http://hereldn.com.

Question 6

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 7

Does HERE London have a cloakroom?

Accepted Answer

Yes, HERE London (the underground music and events venue at Outernet London) does have a cloakroom.

All items are left in the cloakroom at your own risk.

If you have an enquiry related to lost property at HERE London please contact lostproperty@outernetlive.com

Question 8

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 9

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 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.