Denmark Street looking safe amongst the changes

[Chiliwailer]

Interesting article.

Perhaps the shops really are safe, among the huge developments, and in line for an uplift...which would be nice. Venues too.

https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/culture/article/denmark-street-music

 

Edited September 8, 2020 by Chiliwailer

[taunton-hobbit]

The Denmark Street Living Museum ? I can remember Tiles in Oxford Street,

shops and bands in the same underground venue........The non-original Cavern

seems to work, the whole idea sounds very over-the=top, I hope it happens.

😎

[GuyR]

Will the Harrisons open a museum of counterfeit and stolen vintage guitars there?

[Happy Jack]

Bring back Andy!

[AndyTravis]

6 minutes ago, Happy Jack said:

Bring back Andy!

I never went away...

[Happy Jack]

Wrong Andy, mate ...

 

[Moos3h]

That is a hideously written article. Interesting subject matter but by God it was hard work!

[AndyTravis]

7 minutes ago, Happy Jack said:

Wrong Andy, mate ...

 

Oh. How embarrassing 😂

[Chiliwailer]

18 hours ago, GuyR said:

Will the Harrisons open a museum of counterfeit and stolen vintage guitars there?

Lol 😂 

[musicbassman]

I see the article is dated 8th September, but it would appear to have been written pre Covid.

It's full of so many presumptions about 'office space', 'shopping centres' and similar, but haven't events overtaken these ideas for quite a while now ?  I should think that being a landlord with a commercial property portfolio in central London must be about the worst possible investment to be stuck with right now.

Both my son and daughter work for separate large organisations in Central London (500+ staff each) and both organisations are now planning to quit Central London altogether in the long term. Obviously not a scientific survey, but maybe you get the idea....