Once home to the Sex Pistols and where the Rolling Stones recorded their first album, Denmark Street has played host to Hendrix, Clapton, Dylan & Bowie. Always a mecca for musicians and the music industry, the street’s unique atmosphere has attracted music shops, recording studios and writers such as Lennon & McCartney, and Bernie Taupin & Elton John. Today the street is busier and more vibrant than ever!
Located at the top of Denmark Street, this award-winning bar offers a quality DJ line up covering soul, funk and disco - and of course good time rock and roll. Cocktails and Japanese-inspired dishes are some of the best in London. Private events and discrete happenings take place in dial8, the super cool basement bar.
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As part of Outernet London, Denmark Street has benefited from new live venues Outernet Live and The Lower Third. Increased visitors from the Elizabeth Line via The Now Arcade, combined with the growing fame of Outernet has placed the iconic street and its community back on the map.
Chrissie Hynde once told NME: “I was sitting in this coffee shop in Denmark Street with Vivienne Westwood when Mick Jones and Viv Albertine walk in. Then Steve Jones walks in and I say 'Come on, let’s go and play in the rehearsal room.'”
