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The Oblique Life hosts Christmas concert in support of Action for the Homeless’ Christmas Appeal


THE London-based membership club The Oblique Life has announced a unique concert in December to raise funds for North London Action for the Homeless.

The Christmas concert has been organised by The Oblique Life’s founding brothers: Romi, Shonil and Keyu Sumaria. Tailored towards people who are like-minded, socially driven and diverse, The Oblique Life itself is a new members’ club that aims to put community first –  redefining what luxury means for today’s Londoners, with a focus on community-driven events that promote inclusion and acceptance in this digital age.

Romi Sumaria says, “Christmas is one of the best times of the year, however, we think it’s super important that we balance celebration with contribution. We know that not everyone is fortunate enough to indulge in the same seasonal excess, so we are dedicating this event to those that are less fortunate than us.”

by Lucy May McCracken

This Sunday Night Live Christmas Special takes place on on Sunday, December 9 at Burlock, 31 Duke St, Marylebone Road, London

Tickets cost £15 and further pledges can be donated to North London Action for the Homeless by visiting the event’s JustGiving page

It will feature local artists including BOTA, Chiara, Davy Denke and The FortySix, performing Christmas classics as well as original tracks.

The Oblique Life app is available to download from the iOS App Store and find out more about the membership club by visiting their website.

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