Overview
- KOKO announced a high‑spec recording studio in the House of KOKO penthouse, designed with Munro Acoustics and fitted with an SSL System‑T desk and Bowers & Wilkins 801D monitors.
- Access extends to artists, House of KOKO members and the KOKO Arts Academy, with preferential rates promised for emerging talent and late bookings running from morning until 5am.
- The studio’s mixing desk matches the model used for Kendrick Lamar’s 2025 Super Bowl halftime show, underscoring KOKO’s push for top‑tier production capability.
- A new Miraval Members’ Balcony gives members complimentary entry to more than 150 shows a year plus a private bar, building on a partnership that nods to Studio Miraval’s recording legacy.
- The anniversary program adds a short film titled If These Walls Could Talk and a packed live slate including a Jon Batiste residency and a rare Life Without Buildings reunion, extending a history that dates to the theatre’s 1901 opening.