Nestled away in the backstreets of the capital’s bustling Soho district, the venue boasts two feature-piece areas. Outside, the upstairs terrace acts as a thriving bar location, allowing revelers to drink and socialize in an ambient setting. Inside, the downstairs main-floor provides
a cozier affair and houses a bespoke eight-piece Funktion One Soundsystem, providing unmatched sound quality across
the full breadth of the room. Sound Services were behind the install, a company
well-renowned in the audio sphere. Having worked with Funktion One on projects including Glastonbury and Red Bull Culture Clash, the end result is an unparalleled audio experience - one that cements Orange Yard as a standout fixture in London’s nightlife scene. First unveiled in November 2019, the club welcomed a storied selection of house music’s leading talents during its four-month run. Richy Ahmed, Ben Bohmer, Danny Howard, Leo Pol, Sweely, Dom Dolla, Aeroplane, Optimo, and Jasper James all debuted in the space before the doors were closed in March. Having undergone an extensive refurbishment, the venue is the perfect spot for weekday drinks after work, or late-night dancing at the weekend. And in the true spirit of Soho, the music policy is simple: house music in all its forms. Blending London’s underground spirit with the lively nature of the West End: Orange Yard.
