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London · 24 October 2026 · timeout.com

Enigmatic Central London Nightclub Lost to Return at Former Oxford Street Fashion College

The secretive no-phones nightclub Lost has announced it will reopen in the former London College of Fashion building on Oxford Street, describing it as 'an entire block' to reimagine the heart of London.

Lost, one of London's most talked-about nightclubs of recent years, is set to reopen at the former London College of Fashion building on Oxford Street. The founders describe the site as 'an entire block' that will allow them to reimagine the heart of London. Lost became renowned for its format combining cinema screenings, live bands, DJs and hidden cocktail bars, alongside its strict no-phones policy and exclusive atmosphere. The club originally opened in March 2025 in a cinema on Shaftesbury Avenue before closing almost five months ago. Via Instagram, the team confirmed they are currently working to secure a premises licence for the Oxford Street site, noting their ambition to create 'a space for new forms of nightlife, culture and art'. An earlier post had teased a November return featuring a planned '24-hour district', though no official opening date was confirmed in their most recent announcement. Lost's forthcoming revival has generated considerable interest, given its previous status as one of London's most exclusive venues, with celebrities including Charli xcx, Olivia Rodrigo and Central Cee among its notable past visitors.

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