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A new rooftop music venue and bar is due to launch on Oxford Street this summer.
The Gardening Society at John Lewis Oxford Street will entertain music lovers from across the capital with their upcoming Summer of Sound On The Roof series.
The remodelled space above the John Lewis store on 300 Oxford St will welcome live shows, DJ sets and acoustic performances from May 5.
Daudi Matsiko and Slow Club’s Charles Watson will perform at the launch party, with Catherine McGrath (May 6) and Harry Jay Steele (May 26) also due to perform at the venue over the coming weeks.
The setting features immersive studio spaces curated by the likes of audio experts Sonos, Ruark Audio and Naim, which can be booked out by groups during the summer.
The space will also feature refreshments from Fever-Tree’s Gin & Tonic Garden, as well as fried chicken specialists Butchies and drink selections from Background Bars.
Londoners will also be able to book one-hour G&T masterclasses at Fever-Tree every Thursday throughout the season at the cost of £15.
For more information head to johnlewis.com/content/roof-garden.
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