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Mysterious 'no-phones' London nightclub loved by celebrities announces new home in heart of the city

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Bishop, H. (2026, October 28). Mysterious 'no-phones' London nightclub loved by celebrities announces new home in heart of the city. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/lost-nightclub-soho-charli-xcx-olivia-rodrigo-b1302590.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-10-28 · by Holly Bishop

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Lost, a celebrity-favorite London nightclub known for its strict no-phones policy and unique layout featuring multiple themed rooms with screenings and live performances, has announced its relocation to a new venue in the city center after previously operating temporarily at the old Odeon Shaftesbury Avenue. The club's return is set for November 2026, according to a recent statement that teases an immersive experience free of mobile devices and lines.
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Lost, a celebrity-frequented London nightclub known for its strict no-phones policy and unique maze-like layout filled with cinema screenings, live bands, and DJs, has announced its return after months of speculation. The club will now reside in the heart of the city following its previous temporary location at the old Odeon Shaftesbury Avenue. Lost's new venue will be a 24-hour district that encourages patrons to leave their devices behind and experience an immersive environment without typical nightclub queues, set to open in November 2026.

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It has drawn the attention of many celebrities, due to its no-phone policy, which requires guests to place their devices in a magnetic pouch that is locked upon arrival, as well as the spiralling maze of rooms filled with cinema screenings, live bands and DJs.
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🔮 After months of speculation, Lost has revealed it will be returning and has confirmed the venue, one that will likely appeal to many of its patrons.

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A London nightclub frequented by celebrities which operates a strict no-phones policy has found a new home in the heart of the capital. asserted
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It has drawn the attention of many celebrities, due to its no-phone policy, which requires guests to place their devices in a magnetic pouch that is locked upon arrival, as well as the spiralling maze of rooms filled with cinema screenings, live bands and DJs. asserted
that → draw → screenings
After months of speculation, Lost has revealed it will be returning and has confirmed the venue, one that will likely appeal to many of its patrons. asserted
that → reveal → patrons
Formally situated in the old Odeon Shaftesbury Avenue, the temporary club announced earlier this month that it would be returning. asserted
it → situate → Avenue
A statement said: “We have uncovered a city within a city. asserted
We → say → city
We want to build it with you. asserted
We → want → you
“Whatever the next edition looks like, the first iteration of Lost achieved something that many thought a club in 2026 couldn’t — it got us excited about going out in central London again.” asserted
us → look → London
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