It is a truth universally known that as soon as a bar or a restaurant or any venue really is plonked on a rooftop it gets 100x better. And if there\u2019s live music<\/a> at <\/em>the venue, that too definitely boosts its phowrrr score.<\/p>\n Anyway, London<\/a> is home to an impressive number of banging live music venues, with old classics reviving against the current ahem <\/em>financial climate to bring good times back to the capital. The latest newbie to join the city\u2019s calendar of cracking events<\/a> is a new offering from Broadwick Live \u2013 the team behind legendary venues Printworks and Drumsheds.<\/p>\n Called Magazine Open Air, from what we know about it so far, it sounds like a jam-packed (if rather ambitious) programme of summer shows at a new outdoor location in Greenwich.<\/p>\n (Image credit: Broadwick Live)<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Although it\u2019s setting up shop in Greenwich, Broadwick Live’s Magazine will be located in a lesser-explored part of the Greenwich Peninsula with stunning views across the London\u2019s skyline and overlooking the Thames. The idea behind the live-music location is that it will be a roofless dancefloor shaped by bold structural interventions and open sky, according to the team. The aim is that it will set a new benchmark for outdoor music in London, in terms of sound quality, production, and by the looks of it all round vibes too.<\/p>\n