Lost London Clubs – Acid Yellow Edition (Square Music Print)

Lost London Clubs – Acid Yellow Edition

Lost London Clubs is a tribute to the nightclubs that shaped London’s underground – the rooms where house, techno, jungle, drum & bass, garage, and post-rave culture evolved into a global movement.

This Acid Yellow edition features a vibrant Acid Yellow background with high-contrast Electric Pink typography, turning a roll-call of legendary venues into bold, statement wall art.

Lost London Clubs

Lost London Clubs is a tribute to the iconic nightclubs that once defined London’s underground nightlife – legendary venues that helped shape house, techno, jungle, drum & bass, garage, indie, and post-rave culture.

This print documents the names of now-closed clubs that formed the backbone of London’s late-night identity – from sweaty basements and railway arches to warehouses, cinemas, and purpose-built dance floors. These were the rooms where scenes were born, DJs became legends, and clubbing became culture.

About This Print

Featuring venues such as The End, Turnmills, Bagley’s, The Cross, The Fridge, Imperial Gardens, Wag Club, London Astoria, Hanover Grand, Adrenalin Village, The Gardening Club, Club UK, Mass, The Rocket, Lazer Drome, Koo Club, The Chunnel Club, Velvet Rooms, AKA, Frog & Nightgown, and The Arches, this artwork acts as a roll-call of London’s lost dance floors.

Each name represents a moment in time – places where emerging sounds were tested, underground movements gained momentum, and generations of clubbers found connection through music.

Why These Clubs Matter

These venues weren’t just places to go out – they were cultural engines. They launched scenes, shaped musical direction, and influenced fashion, youth culture, and nightlife worldwide.

Many hosted pioneering DJs, live acts, promoters, and artists before global recognition, while others became institutions that attracted musicians, creatives, and cultural tastemakers drawn to London’s reputation as a world capital of club culture.

A Printed Record of London Nightlife History

This print captures a disappearing cityscape – clubs lost to redevelopment, licensing pressure, rising rents, and changing urban priorities. It stands as a printed archive of London’s underground heritage, preserving the names that still resonate with those who lived it.

Designed in the spirit of record-culture documentation, Lost London Clubs reads like a tracklist of nightlife history – familiar, emotional, and deeply rooted in the city’s musical DNA.

Square Print Sizes

This artwork is available in square formats: 30×30 cm, 40×40 cm, 50×50 cm, and 70×70 cm, making it ideal for modern interiors, studios, and feature walls.

Perfect Gift for Music Lovers

An ideal gift for DJs, vinyl collectors, producers, clubbers, and anyone with a connection to London nightlife. Perfect for studios, DJ rooms, record collections, home offices, and music-inspired interiors.

Print & Framing Information

This product is sold as a print only. Frame not included.

The square format is designed to suit a wide range of contemporary square frames.

For framing recommendations, we suggest Nielsen Frames.
See our frames page.

Colour Disclaimer

Colours may appear brighter on screen than in print due to differences between screen display and print processes.

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