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Night one. Year one. Founding five.

R&B and soul nights for your clients and target accounts.

Connect The Vibe starts on Tuesday 23 March 2027. Then it's one Tuesday every quarter in London.

For field marketing, ABM, demand gen and events teams. Nobody on a stage, and nobody's allowed to sell to anyone.

  • Two DJs, an MC and a live act
  • Doors at six
  • Food and drink all night
23 Mar
the first night
£500
a seat
80
seats a year, 10 to 30 a night

You sign, and nothing's invoiced until the night's confirmed.

The problem

Every account you've got is one person deep.

  • One contact in the buying group. When they change jobs, the account's a stranger again.

  • And your pipeline at that account is riding on one person's inbox.

  • Your ABM plan says multi-thread every target account. Then you send one invite per company.

People per target account, by what you buy

Everything above

1 person from each account

One of my nights

3 to 4 from each buying group, that's the aim

That's what it's built for, not a number I can show you yet.

53%

of UK professionals plan to look for a new job before the end of 2026. Your person might be one of them.

Robert Half survey of 1,000 UK workers, June 2026, reported 1 September 2026

Lovely, most of them. They all point the room at the front, so you get one person from each account.

Nobody brings a colleague to watch a panel.

See how each one compares

So no speeches and nobody at the front. The music is the structure.

Why now

More of the budget's going into rooms.

+11.0

Events, net balance

More UK companies raised their events budget than cut it, and by more than any other marketing line.

IPA Bellwether Report, Q2 2026, published 16 July 2026

79 days

The median UK corporate event is now booked 79 days out. In 2022 it was 57.

Hire Space booking data 2022 to 2025, published 27 May 2026

So more money's going into rooms, and every pound of it gets asked about. The price is on the page and one Tuesday every quarter, before anyone asks.

Who it's for

Built for three jobs. One of them's probably yours.

Same night, three different reasons to buy it.

Head of Field Marketing, ABM or Demand Gen

Sales want to know who you've met at each account.

Where it hurts

Your champion hands in their notice. Sales asks who else you know there, and the honest answer's nobody.

Why this fits

Three or four from each buying group in one room, four times a year. Your 1:few programme, with a dance floor.

The night

Six till half ten.

  1. A heavy door slightly open, warm light spilling out beside a blank card on a brass holder

    6.00

    Doors. Your name's on them.

  2. A low table with a blank reserved card and two coupe glasses

    6.30

    Your area. Your clients, looked after.

  3. A vintage microphone on a stand in a single copper spotlight

    8.45

    The live act.

  4. A mirror ball casting copper light across an empty dance floor

    9.30

    Second DJ. Floor's open.

  5. A tonearm lifting off a record at the run-out groove

    10.30

    Last song. Nobody's been sold anything.

That's all you get to see until you're in.

See the full night

How it works

Don't take a demo. Try one night.

No demo, no discovery call. The price and the terms are both on the page, the same for everybody, and you can sign without ever speaking to me.

  1. You join on the site. Price and terms are all there.

  2. I lock the venue and the date, then I send the invoice.

  3. You invite your clients and turn up.

Before you commit

What I'm not going to tell you.

There's good evidence a room like this changes how people in it feel about each other. There's no published evidence it moves a contract. Anyone who tells you otherwise is selling you something.

I'm not promising turnout either. Your guests are your guests. What's in the contract is the night itself, every line of it.

The nights

One Tuesday every quarter. That's your client entertaining done.

  • Night one

    Tue 23 March 2027

    Before Easter and the year-end rush


    Sign by 22 January

  • Q2

    Before summer takes everyone away


    Sign by 1 March

  • Q3

    Everyone's back and planning the year end


    Sign by 1 June

  • Q4

    Before the Christmas party noise


    Sign by 1 September

Q2, Q3 and Q4, each date confirmed in writing once the venue's held. Your four nights are the first four confirmed after you sign, whatever the year.


Don't spread your seats one per company.

That's the dinner you already run. Two or three people from six or seven accounts, four from the ones you really care about, then rotate it across the four nights.

Plan your 80

Slide your seats across the four nights.

See how many accounts you'd reach, and how deep.

80 of 80 placed

Your own people hosting each night

3

People per account

3
  • Night one: 30 seats. 9 accounts, 3 deep.

  • Q2: 20 seats. 5 accounts, 3 deep.

  • Q3: 15 seats. 4 accounts, 3 deep.

  • Q4: 15 seats. 4 accounts, 3 deep.

About 22 accounts across the year, 3 deep, if each one comes once.

About £1,800 an account for the year, plus VAT.

11 current clients and 11 target accounts.

Turnout's yours. This is how the seats split, not who turns up.

The Residency

£40,000 + VAT a year

Four nights, eighty seats to spread across them. £500 a seat.

Join

One night

£15,000 + VAT

Twenty seats for £15,000 plus VAT. It comes off the year if you join within thirty days.

Start with 23 March

A sealed blank vinyl record sleeve on a dark surface, lit from one side in warm gold

Founding members

Let's not beat around the bush. This is year one. The first night's Tuesday 23 March 2027, and the first five companies in are the founding members.

The founding members pay full price. The rate's held for three years, they get first refusal on next year, and they hear who's playing before anyone else.

In return, one short reference call a year, if I ask. Your name, your logo and any case study only go out with your sign-off.

Come and have a look.

Nothing invoiced until the night's confirmed · Every line of the spec, or you don't pay for what's missing · I never pay a supplier out of money you haven't sent