Secretive No-Phones Nightclub Lost to Return on Oxford Street
Lost, the short-lived no-phones nightclub that opened briefly on Shaftesbury Avenue in early 2025, is reviving at the larger former London College of Fashion building on Oxford Street, though it is still waiting on a premises licence before setting an opening date.
Lost, the enigmatic no-phones nightclub that opened in a cinema on Shaftesbury Avenue in March 2025 before closing in May 2025, is returning to central London. Its new home will be the former London College of Fashion building on Oxford Street — a significantly larger and more prominent venue than the original Shaftesbury Avenue site. Lost had previously suggested a November return date with a planned 'twenty-four-hour district' offering cinema screenings, live bands, DJ sets and cocktail bars alongside its strict no-phones policy. However, the venue is still in the process of securing its premises licence before an opening date can be confirmed. Lost built a devoted following during its brief initial run through secrecy: undisclosed artist lineups, strict door policies and a no-photography rule generated extensive word-of-mouth coverage. The move to Oxford Street would place it at one of London's most trafficked pedestrian corridors, though the brand has indicated its nocturnal identity will remain distinct from the street's daytime retail character.
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