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10th Apr 2019

You won’t recognise Lillie’s Bordello as it transforms into music venue Lost Lane

Look what's coming...

Denise Curtin

Out with the old and in with the new.

After a heartbreaking close in January of this year, the iconic Lillie’s Bordello shut its doors for the first time since the early 1990s.

The venue which saw the likes of Paris Hilton, Julia Roberts and Rihanna grace the dancefloor, is a well-known Dublin establishment with a prime location in town, just off of Grafton Street.

And so, it’s no surprise that the venue wasn’t vacant for long and now, the team behind Lille’s are set to reopen the doors under a brand new name with a whole new vibe.

Lost Lane is going to be a hub for music lovers bringing you the best music and DJ acts featuring state of the art lighting and sound.

An intimate setting, the venue will create the perfect atmosphere to bring you closer to the artists and with a stellar lineup already – we’re excited.

Le Galaxie, Saint Sister, Wyvern Lingo, Delorentos and Elephant taking to the stage over the next couple of months.

Lost Lane also features a late bar with doors opening at 11 pm and the party going on until the early hours.

And as Lillie’s changes to Lost Lane, the Wright Venue is changing to Jam Park.

Jam Park is going to be a playground for adults.

The Wright Venue is set to reopen as 'adult playground' Jam Park this May

Featured in the redesigned building that was once the Wright Venue will include… disco golf, escape rooms, a rooftop eatery, a 1,200 capacity room with a full schedule of concerts, comedy gigs, talks and screenings as well as an outdoor cinema in warmer weather.

This three-floor venue is going to be filled with incredible activities making it the perfect venue to host a party or spend the weekend.

Plus, what’s even better, the venue is opening in one month – hurrah!