Joined by Professor Green, Donna Air, model Daisy Lowe, Tom Daley and husband, Dustin Lance Black at The Vodafone Vaults, Craig David performed his latest hit single ‘Heartline’ to celebrate the launch of new Vodafone Passes –  a new way for consumers to enjoy more of the video, music, social and chat apps they love without using up their monthly data allowance.

Craig David at The Vodafone Vaults

Packed with endless surprises, the intimate party, hosted by comedian Jon Culshaw at London’s Bankside Vaults, saw guests from the worlds of music, sport and fashion, guided through the ever-expanding space and immersed into the world of music, video, chat and social media. Dancing to the beats of Capital FM’s Marvin Humes, were celebrity attendees including Team GB’s Greg Rutherford, fashion designer Henry Holland and more.

Henry Holland at The Vodafone Vaults

Vodafone Passes are split into four categories: The Video Pass – including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube; The Music Pass – including Spotify, TIDAL and SoundCloud; The Social Pass – including Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest; The Chat Pass – including WhatsApp, Viber and Facebook Messenger.

Professor Green at The Vodafone Vaults

Vodafone Passes

Passes are a new way to enjoy more of the video, music, social & chat apps you love without using up your monthly data allowance. Passes zero rate the data costs associated with the apps in the ‘category’ of the Pass chosen – offering endless data on a wide range of apps.

Video Pass £7/month

(intro offer, normally £9/month)

Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, DisneyLife, Vevo, My5, YouTube, UKTV Play and TVPlayer, which includes channels like HISTORY, Lifetime, MTV & Comedy Central

Music Pass £5/month

Spotify, Deezer, Napster, SoundCloud, TIDAL, Amazon Music Unlimited and Prime Music

Social Pass £5/month

Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter

Chat Pass £3/month

Facebook Messenger, WhatsApp and Viber

Combo Pass £15/month

All the passes in one