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About Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar
Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar is a grassroots music venue in St Jude's, Bristol with a standing capacity of approximately 350. PA system and vocal mics are provided; bring your own instruments and amps.
Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar books Electronic, Bass, DJ, Live Bands acts. Both original music and covers are welcome. This listing is part of the Bristol venue directory.
Lost Horizon is an independent arts centre and bar in St Jude's, Bristol (1-3 Elton Street, BS2 9EH), created by the team behind Glastonbury's Shangri-La. Housed in a converted warehouse with an intimate capacity of around 350, it runs a genre-spanning live programme — cutting-edge electronic and bass-heavy DJs, forward-thinking live bands, stand-up, spoken word and late-night takeovers. It doubles as Bristol's after-work drinks spot with a full cocktail and local-craft-beer menu and rotating street-food vendors. Notably, it is billed as the world's first fully hybrid venue with a digital twin that can replicate performances into VR in real time, and it is fully wheelchair accessible on a single level.
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1-3 Elton St, St Jude's, St Jude's, Bristol, BS2 9EH
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Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar books Electronic, Bass, DJ, Live Bands. Both original music and covers are welcome. Browse artist profiles by genre on GigXchange.
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Lost Horizon Arts Centre & Bar has a standing capacity of approximately 350, classed as a medium venue. See all Bristol venues for size comparisons.
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1-3 Elton St, St Jude's, St Jude's, Bristol, BS2 9EH. See the map below for directions. Browse more Bristol venues nearby.
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