A new exhibition, ‘Hendrix In London,’ will open on June 19 at Handel Hendrix House in London, England.

The show explores Jimi Hendrix's life and work in the city through a rare collection of over 500 items from his personal assistant’s archive.

Letters, contracts, and everyday documents offer insights into Hendrix's extraordinary rise to fame and the people behind him.

Visitors will see bills for rent, telephone calls, dry-cleaning, and music equipment that capture moments of daily life as well as shopping receipts and late-night gig schedules.

The exhibition reveals the inner workings of the late 1960s music industry and explores the role of Trixie Sullivan, Hendrix's personal assistant who helped shape his career.

With support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, the archive will be made accessible online and visitors can book tickets to see it at Handel Hendrix House.