Club night with resident DJs playing pop, R&B, hip-hop, old-school classics, afrobeats and dancehall until 4am, with a resident aerial artist.
Lemonade is back at Simmons Bar on Saturday 24 October, running from 10pm until 4am. It's a Saturday fixture at Simmons Oxford Street, and the music doesn't stop until the early hours, so you've got plenty of runway if you're planning a late one.
Resident DJs handle the music, and the set covers a fair bit of ground: pop, R&B, hip-hop, old-school classics, afrobeats and dancehall. It's not a one-genre night, so the mood shifts across the hours rather than sticking to one sound. The room is an 18+ space, and the music runs right through to 4am.
What sets it apart from a standard DJ night is the resident aerial artist, who takes to the stage throughout the night with live performances. The whole thing is built around that, with a few surprises thrown in as the night goes on. If you're not in the mood to stand, table bookings are available until 11pm and don't require a ticket, and you can add a drinks package to the booking.
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Entry is free before 10pm, so if you get there early you won't pay a thing. After that, it's £5 in advance or £7 on the door, and the music keeps going until 4am.
Date
Saturday, 24 October 2026
22:00
Location
Simmons Bar, 203 Wardour StreetPrice
Paid
Recommended Age
+18 years
