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London to get new socially distanced music event and venue this October

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"We want to give Londoners something to book now and to look forward to" A new socially distanced, immersive music event and venue will launch in London this October as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

One Night Records have announced that the event and venue, deemed ‘Lockdown Town’, will launch this October at an as yet “secret” pop-up location near London Bridge.

The event will run from October 2 until October 31 and will take fans on a nostalgic journey through 1950’s rock and roll. Describing the experience, venue organisers said “the exciting new live event, the first of its kind to be designed as a social distanced experience, will offer guests the chance to spend a unique night out together with a group of friends or family in a

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