Soul Supper is a British import that treats Motown as a dinner-table proposition: live vocalists fronting a full band through Marvin Gaye, the Supremes, the Temptations and the Four Tops while you eat. Sony Hall, a subterranean supper club built for exactly this, is the right room for it. It is also the second half of a soul-and-reggae double bill the venue runs that day, and the easier of the two to bring a date to.
What to expect
A seated supper club show rather than a standing concert: cabaret tables, the venue's full menu and prix fixe available to order, and vocalists with a full band working through the Motown and classic soul catalogue. Seating is first come, first served within your ticketed zone, and the listing suggests smart casual dress rather than anything stricter.
Good to know
- Seating is cabaret style and first come, first served within your ticketed zone.
- A per-person minimum spend applies at tables, and the full venue menu is available.
- The listing recommends smart casual dress.
- It is a seated show built around dinner, not a standing dancefloor.
- Sony Hall runs this series alongside a reggae matinee on the same days, so the building turns over in between.
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Common questions
Is dinner included in the ticket?
No. Tickets cover admission and your seating zone. Food and drink are ordered from the venue's menu, with a per-person table minimum.
Who performs?
Live vocalists fronting a full band, playing the Motown and classic soul canon rather than impersonating any one act.
Is there a dress code?
The listing recommends smart casual.
