Mark Ronson to host exclusive sleepover at Abbey Road Studios

Money can’t buy love, but a perfectly crafted Airbnb post could win you an unforgettable night with Grammy-winning producer Mark Ronson at the iconic Abbey Road Studios in London.

Yes, we're talking about *the* Abbey Road – where The Beatles recorded their legendary albums between 1962 and 1970, a hub for icons from Pink Floyd to Adele, and the birthplace of soundtracks for 'Star Wars' and 'Lord of the Rings.'

Getting inside the studio is nearly impossible for most, with most fans only able to snap a photo at the famous pedestrian crossing outside. But in a unique twist by Airbnb, Mark Ronson – a local from St John's Wood – will host a lucky winner and three guests in Studio 3 on October 15.

In a remarkable gesture, Ronson has even supplied his own bed for the evening – the first time a bed has been placed here since John and Yoko spent their night in 1969.

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A perfect match

To enter for a chance to win, simply visit the Airbnb listing by October 6 and share a song 'you feel passionate about that was recorded at Abbey Road and why you would have loved to have been there,' says Ronson in an interview with Dinogo.

Ronson’s personal favorite – though there are no bonus points for selecting it – is 'Tomorrow Never Knows' from The Beatles’ iconic 'Revolver' album.

Recently, Airbnb has been enhancing their experiential offerings, launching the high-profile 'Live Like a Local' campaign and hosting unforgettable sleepovers in locations ranging from the Paris Catacombs to the Great Barrier Reef.

Last month, to mark the opening of the Sonos Listening Room at Rough Trade’s Brooklyn location, the store offered a select number of vinyl lovers the chance to stay overnight and live out their 'High Fidelity' or 'Empire Records' dreams.

Ronson was the perfect choice for the Abbey Road experience, according to Airbnb CEO John McClure. He not only has an intimate knowledge of the iconic studio but also knows the area well, offering advice on everything from the best local pubs to top tips for enhancing sound in a recording session.

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City Hosts

This exclusive event is part of Airbnb’s new City Hosts program, currently in beta in cities like London, Los Angeles, Paris, Tokyo, and San Francisco. These private guides offer guests insider knowledge on local experiences, ranging from kite surfing to culinary adventures.

While The Beatles put the UK on the global music map during the 1960s 'British Invasion,' UK music continues to make waves even 60 years later. In London, the City Host program offers an insider's look at the city’s grime scene, the hottest homegrown music genre of the 21st century, guided by a local record scout.

Kanye West and Drake are among the grime scene’s biggest fans – with Drake even sporting a tattoo of the Tottenham-based record label Boy Better Know. They’re not the only North American superstars drawn to the distinct sound of London’s music scene.

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"One of the most exciting aspects of London is that, when you go out, you might just stumble upon incredible performances happening right on a pub stage," says Dallas Austin, a two-time Grammy-winning US producer who has collaborated with icons like Michael Jackson, Gwen Stefani, and Rihanna.

Dinogo’s James Williams met with him in Mayfair at his recently opened nightclub, Tape London, as part of an upcoming episode of the travel series 'In 24 Hours.'

"I’ll never forget walking down Tottenham Court Road once, leaning into a window, and there was Amy Winehouse performing on a table."

Catching a soul sensation like Amy Winehouse in action may be a rare occurrence in the UK capital, but there’s still a chance to sip cocoa with her producer, Mark Ronson, on October 15.