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Lost Frequencies—real name Felix De Laet—is a DJ and producer from Brussels, Belgium.

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Saturday 24th January 2026 London, UK
	Resale	Lost Frequencies London, O2 Academy Brixton	from £66.64 inc fees*	View Tickets
	Resale	Lost Frequencies London, O2 Academy Brixton	from £74.97 inc fees*	View Tickets
	Resale	Lost Frequencies London, O2 Academy Brixton Tickets available: 34	from £187.94 inc fees*	View Tickets

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Address: London O2 Academy Brixton, 211 Stockwell Road, London, SW99SL
Telephone: 020 7771 3000
Venue Capacity: 4191

The O2 Academy Brixton is a 4000+ capacity building based in Brixton, London. First opened in 1929, it functions as a live music venue, nightclub, and theatre, though it's probably most popular for rock concerts, having hosted some of the genre's biggest names. Having won a fair few awards, it's even acted as a studio for dozens of bands recording live albums - customers include Moby, Franz Ferdinand, Motorhead, Hole, Pendulum, Chase & Status. and many more.