Every Saturday, a person is faced with a choice: Netflix and curry paste or high-waisted trousers and a night you don't plan, just live. If you want the latter this time - we've got something that needs no filters. A real groove, not from an app, not from the internet.

Christopher Li'Nard Jackson. The New York bassist, who has played with Prince, Lauryn Hill and Stevie Wonder, now plays with us. In the sense of: for us, beside us, through us. But inside - where you dance without being hip conscious - he plays everything.
Li'Narda's musical crew isn't just any band - it's more of a state of mind. Funk, R&B, rock, impro, a pinch of madness and a whole jug of smiles. One minute you're standing there with a drink and saying "let's go home and get one", and the next you've got the whole night in you, the whole Bronx and that moment when the bass hits your sternum better than an espresso at 10:40pm.

Supporting is DJ Wojtek and behind the bar are promos from Jäger, so expect shots that do the Harlem Shake in your head.

This is not another party. This is the party you'll be telling your grandchildren you attended. For those who know that the best things happen after 21:00 and can't be written down on a Google calendar.