House Nights: the latest highlights from our global clubs

This edition of live music House Sessions series saw James Blake bring his inimitable sound to Shoreditch House. The British artist and producer has cemented his position as one of the leading musicians of his generation across six studio albums – and his signature soulful vocals and boundary-pushing atmospheric electric sounds were in evidence from the opening chord to the closing note of this performance.

 

Meanwhile, Sunset Sessions headed to New York for an evening of soulful vocals from acclaimed artist serpentwithfeet. As the sun set on NYC, the Brooklyn-based musician delivered an emotional performance that fused gospel, classical music, and experimental R&B. To celebrate of Negroni Week, there were also cocktails were provided by Campari, alongside DJ sets from Museum of Love and Bobby Beethoven.

 

This edition of our series of close-up acoustic sets saw Grammy Award-nominated artist James Bay bring his rootsy blend of modern pop-rock textures and soulful gospel to White City House. The warm acoustic, blues-rock sound that has seen the singer-songwriter invited to collaborate with artists from Alicia Keys and Noah Kahan to Brandon Flowers, was front-and-centre on the night.

 

We marked the close of summer season on the White Isle with a Maison Soirée at Soho Farmhouse Ibiza, in partnership with St-Germain. The event saw the Club Garden transform into a French terrace for an evening of cocktails that showcased the brand’s signature elderflower liqueur, accompanied by the easy-going Latin-American sounds of French-Argentine duo Eco y Raíz and their band that continued into twilight.

Soho House’s Chief Art Director Kate Bryan joined Iván Argote at Soho House Paris during Art Week to discuss the Colombian artist’s wide-ranging practice. Part of our long-standing partnership with Porsche in celebration of creative changemakers, their chat covered topics from Argot’s thoughts on public monuments to why he believes it’s important to approach art with humour and tenderness – and what happened when ‘Dinosaur’, his giant, cast-aluminium pigeon sculpture at New York’s High Line, became a viral sensation in 2024.

Following on from our In Conversation at Soho House Paris, we headed to artist Iván Argote’s studio at Fiminco for an informal studio gathering inside his workspace, powered by Porsche. The night celebrated art and music, while offering members the opportunity to explore Argote’s work to the sounds of reggaeton-led DJ sets from Bengala and Shilita.

Members flocked to 180 House for a very special edition of our acoustic live music series – in partnership with Johnnie Walker – which saw renowned British singer-songwriter Corinne Bailey-Rae take to the stage. The Grammy, MOBO, and BET award-winning artist brought her distinct vocal stylings to a close-up set of her trademark neo-soul sound across an unforgettable evening of music overlooking the London skyline.

 

Our month-long programme of celebrations to mark a decade of Soho House Barcelona kicked off with a special evening of creativity, culture, and community at the House. Centred on a performance in Sala La Mercè from Barcelona-born artist Rita Payés and acclaimed pianist and composer Lucía Fumero, this exclusive concert gave members the opportunity to experience the duo’s new collaborative project up close, as the House came alive to their blend of jazz, folk, and Mediterranean influences.

We welcomed the United States Grand Prix to Soho House Austin with a full programme of events, kicking off F1 race weekend with a set from DJ Tommaso before Hercules & Love Affair took over the club with their vibrant mix of disco, house, and techno, with custom cocktails provided by Red Bull.

 

As race weekend continued, members descended on Soho House Austin for an afternoon pool party with La Roche-Posay. Bathed in sunlight, the rooftop pool and terrace welcomed partygoers to take a dip, sip something refreshing, and settle in for a long session by the pool soundtracked by our House DJs.

 

As race weekend drew to a close, Soho House Austin members caught the main event live on a big screen dedicated to the event in the club. We warmed everyone up with F1 simulators, before settling in to catch every lap of the Circuit of The Americas, with cocktails and drinks provided by Red Bull.

 

The 10-year celebrations continued over at Soho House Barcelona as we took members on an outing from Soho House Barcelona to Little Beach House Barcelona by boat. And not just any boat: the beautiful wooden schooner Goleta Karya, which docks in Barcelona. Members sailed gently down the coast to the coastal town of Garraf enjoying refreshments and music throughout the journey. Upon arrival at Little Beach House Barcelona, the celebrations continued into the evening with an exclusive session from La Guardia.

 

To celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month, Soho House Austin was transformed into Casa Vibras for a night of music and dancing. Cocktails provided by artisanal mezcal brand 400 Conejos set the tone, with a live Latin band and artistry from skilled salsa dancers, who led the way for members to join them on the dancefloor.

 

One Night Only, Soho House’s signature series of food pop-ups, created with Another Hendrick’s, brought Emmy Award-winning television personality, author, and chef Giada De Laurentiis to Soho House West Hollywood for an evening of food and celebration. The author of 11 cookbooks, De Laurentiis treated members to the Californian-inflected, Italian-American cooking style she’s known for, with menu highlights such as Crab Arancini, bacon-wrapped dates, and Lemon Spaghetti – accompanied by cocktails provided by Another Hendrick’s.

 

Connie Nam, the founder of jewellery brand Astrid & Miyu, joined members in the Library at Shoreditch House to discuss the passions and challenges of building a brand from scratch. Founded in 2012 in London, Astrid & Miyu is built around stackable pieces designed to give customers the opportunity to build their own bespoke collections. Nam revealed her lifelong love of jewellery, personal inspirations, and commitment to accessible styling with the audience.

 

To celebrate Austin City Limits music festival, we brought rising singer-songwriter Chelsea Jordan to the House for a night of music curated by Tidal. With Jordan fresh off her own appearance at ACL, members got to experience her soulful vocals, honest lyrics and polished pop sound up close.

The next in our series of curated gigs, created with Tidal in celebration of the Austin City Limits festival, saw singer-songwriter Ryan Beatty welcomed into the House. The Grammy Award-winning artist brought his instantly recognisable, genre-blending sound and soulful vocals to an evening of deeply personal songwriting, full of heartfelt lyrics and melodies, that will not be forgotten in a hurry by the lucky members who were there to witness it.

As ACL music festival continued, we welcomed special guest DJs to the House for an evening of dancefloor-ready house music and infectious energy, hosted with Patrón. Bringing back the art of the surprise set, this late-night edition of Secret Soho Sound saw guests treated to ACL headliner it’s murph.

Our signature music and storytelling event series went on the road last month, to bring three artists who are shaping music and culture to three CWH cities in the US. In Atlanta, we welcomed singer-songwriter and producer The-Dream to SCAD Film Studios as he celebrated the release of new album Love/Hate II with an evening of conversation and playback. In Detroit, we were joined by Kevin Liles, former president of Def Jam Recordings, for a thought-provoking discussion with YouTube’s former director of Black Music and Culture, Tuma Basa, at Moto. Finally, we arrived in San Francisco to sit with two Grammy Award-winning artists – Durand Bernarr and Dixson – at Saint Joseph’s Art Society across another insightful night of conversation and playback.

 

Our latest edition Blue Sessions – created in partnership with Bombay Sapphire to celebrate the artists shaping contemporary culture through art, music, and creative expression – turned the spotlight onto artist Jakob Rowlinson at Soho House 40 Greek Street. As Rowlinson showcased his distinctive visual practice in works that combine the natural world and medieval symbolism, the evening was soundtracked by a DJ set from London-based musician, producer, DJ, and artist Nabihah Iqbal, transforming the House into an oasis of art and creativity.

How could we mark a decade of Soho House Barcelona without honouring the Founder Members who have been with us from the start? Curated specially for the celebration, our members enjoyed an evening of dinner, drinks, conversation, and toasting to 10 years of Soho House in the artistic Catalan city.

 

To close out Design Week South Africa, CWH members came together in Johannesburg for a celebration of artistry. They enjoyed Martinis by the pool as models wearing pieces from local label Viviers Studio swept through the space in a nod to classic salon fashion shows. After which, they sat down for lunch and conversation hosted by label founder Lezanne Viviers, architect Alexia Kolatsis, and Design Week founder Margot Molyneux.