House Nights: event highlights from around the world

It’s fair to say, the new year has already found its tempo across the Houses. To see us through the cold months, we welcomed esteemed chefs into our kitchens, spotlighted an eclectic line-up of musicians, gathered for conversations with cultural changemakers, and stayed out late with DJs who know how to energise a crowd.

From fashion week events at Soho House Berlin to Horsemeat Disco’s Little Gay House night in Shoreditch, it’s been a month of fresh starts and inspiration.

Read on for all the highlights and keep an eye on the events page for everything that’s coming up across the Houses.

Secret Soho Sounds: Honey Dijon in partnership with Patrón
Shoreditch House
For this edition of Secret Soho Sounds, we welcomed Honey Dijon to Shoreditch House for a surprise set. Celebrated for her deep knowledge of house music and dynamic mixing style shaped by Chicago’s music scene, she brought her signature sound to the east London club where the crowd danced the night away.

Casa Vibras: Cimafunk with drinks provided by 400 Conejos 
Soho Warehouse
Our House in Downtown LA came alive with an electric live performance by Cimafunk. The Grammy-nominated Cuban musician is best known for mixing funk and hip-hop with Cuban and Afro-Caribbean music, which was complemented by craft mezcal courtesy of 400 Conejos. 

House Comedy presents: Judi Love in partnership with Woodford Reserve
Soho Mews House
Members gathered in London’s Mayfair to enjoy an exclusive preview from comedian and TV star Judi Love ahead of her nationwide tour. The crowd enjoyed a special welcome drink by Woodford Reserve before sitting down for the set. 

One Night Only: David Lee of PLANTA with drinks provided by Seedlip
Soho House Chicago
Our signature One Night Only series made its way to the Windy City, where members and guests sat down for an exclusive dinner by renowned local chef, David Lee. For this edition, attendees enjoyed a plant-based menu by Lee, cofounder and executive chef of PLANTA, served on the rooftop with bespoke alcohol-free cocktail pairings.

In Conversation: Karen Carney
180 House
180 House was full of guests on the edge of their seats waiting for a conversation with Karen Carney, the celebrated former England player and sports broadcaster. Attendees made their way to the top floor of the club, where they enjoyed a morning with one of the most influential voices in women’s sports, as she discussed her career to date, including her Strictly Come Dancing win last year.

Aida Rodriguez presents: The Remix
Soho Warehouse
At our Downtown LA club, guests arrived for a curated evening where stand-up comedy intersected with music. Hosted by Aida Rodriguez, the night featured special guests Frankie Quiñones, Carmen Morales, Francisco Ramos and Ian Edwards, followed by a set from DJ Giselle Peppers.

Behind the Soundtrack: KPop Demon Hunters
Soho Warehouse
Members and their guests joined songwriter Danny Chung for a conversation about the five-time Grammy-nominated soundtrack to KPop Demon Hunters. From serving as creative director for THEBLACKSEA in Bangkok to penning Blackpink anthems ‘How You Like That’ and ‘Pink Venom’, Chung is a force in the industry. The talk was followed by late-night DJ sets in the club, where members danced until the early hours. 

The Remix Project and RBC Present: Journeys
Soho House Toronto
The Remix Project and RBC presented ‘Journeys’, a community speaker series bringing together leaders shaping culture and community. Amanda Parris led the conversation with key speakers including Drex Jancar, CEO of October’s Very Own and cofounder of The Remix Project; Gavin Sheppard, cofounder of The Remix Project, and Abel Lulseged, executive director of The Remix Project.

House Party: Gilles Peterson
180 House
Our late-night party series welcomed house music pioneer Gilles Peterson. Since the 1980s, he has been a pivotal figure in the club scene, renowned for his genre-defying approach with jazz at its core. He brought these signature sounds to the top floor of our House on London’s Strand. 

Berlin Fashion Week opening party
Soho House Berlin
Members gathered in the Red Room to open Berlin Fashion Week alongside Say Less, OBS and Netzwerk. The line-up included Valentin Schmeisser, Balearic Eric and Fernanda, and our fashion-loving members were first on the dance floor. 

Screening and Q&A: Stitched in Our DNA
Soho House Berlin
Showcased during Berlin Fashion Week, the short fashion film Stitched in Our DNA explores Egypt’s cotton legacy across the supply chain, blending fashion, identity, research and politics. The screening was followed by a discussion moderated by Toni Dreher-Adenuga, in conversation with director Maria Labib, United Nations representative Julie Gekle, and designer Esther Perbandt.

In Conversation: real stories shaping culture with Dolores Emile
Soho House Paris
Members gathered at our House in Paris to enjoy Dolores Emile, director of EMEA Nonfiction Series (France) at Netflix, in conversation with writer and entrepreneur Camille Aumont Carnel. Together, they explored how narratives are commissioned, amplified and received today, and the responsibilities of creators and platforms in shaping public discourse.

Esquire Session: in conversation with Archie Madekwe
Dean Street Townhouse
Editor-in-chief of Esquire UK, Teo van den Broeke, sat down with actor Archie Madekwe to discuss his career trajectory to date, from breakthrough roles in Midsommar to leading performances on both sides of the Atlantic. 

In Conversation: Riz Ahmed
180 House
We welcomed Academy Award® and Emmy Award winner Riz Ahmed to 180 House for a morning conversation, where he discussed his career as an actor, producer, writer, and musician. In 2022, he won the Academy Award® for Best Live Action Short Film for The Long Goodbye, a companion piece to his 2021 concept album.

Little Gay House: Horse Meat Disco
Shoreditch House 
Little Gay House welcomed Horse Meat Disco for a high-energy celebration of queer club culture. Their sound – a vibrant mix of italo disco, funk and house – embodies a queer party for everyone, and the music certainly kept the crowd alive until the early hours.

Future First: Audrey McGraw
Soho House New York
For this edition of Future First, we spotlighted singer-songwriter Audrey McGraw, a genre-blurring artist whose influences range from Nina Simone to Jeff Buckley. Following a debut tour supporting Brandi Carlile, she brought her powerful voice to the House.

In Conversation: Archie Madekwe
180 House
Hosted by Sydney Lima, members enjoyed a conversation with actor Archie Madekwe. Following his standout performance in Saltburn, he most recently appeared in the Sundance hit Lurker. He also played the lead in Gran Turismo, bringing emotional depth to the true story of gamer-turned-racing driver Jann Mardenborough.

Club Sounds: Kahani and Kunal Merchant with Grey Goose
Soho Warehouse
Kahani and Kunal Merchant, founders of record label and collective Indo Warehouse, delivered a special back-to-back set for Club Sounds. Blending South Asian influences with contemporary house and techno, it was well received by a lively crowd who enjoyed drinks by Grey Goose.

Around Our Table: Calum Franklin
Dean Street Townhouse
In London’s Soho, guests enjoyed a three-course tasting lunch by acclaimed chef Calum Franklin, known as ‘The Pie King’ by Jamie Oliver. Franklin is celebrated for his modern take on British cooking and bestselling cookbook, The Pie Room. Doors were opened to the ground floor where guests enjoyed live music and snacks before sitting down to eat.