Lightbox is a renowned nightclub located in Vauxhall, London, United Kingdom. Since opening its doors in 2008, Lightbox has carved a unique niche in the city’s nightlife scene, celebrated for its futuristic LED-lit interior and its commitment to underground music. The club is situated beneath the railway arches near Vauxhall station, creating a distinctively raw, industrial atmosphere that appeals to both partygoers and music purists.

Its most iconic feature is the tunnel-like dance floor enveloped by over 15,000 LED lights, creating immersive visual effects that have become synonymous with the Lightbox experience. Lightbox rapidly gained a reputation as a hub for both up-and-coming local talent and international electronic music heavyweights, especially in the realms of house, techno, and bass music. The venue has played a crucial role in the evolution of South London’s club culture, providing a platform for diverse nights ranging from LGBTQ+ events to label showcases and after-hours raves.

Over the years, Lightbox has maintained its original location, though it has expanded its programming and updated its interior and sound system to keep pace with changing tastes and technological advancements in club design. Despite stiff competition from other London venues and occasional noise complaints, Lightbox has remained resilient, retaining its loyal following and continuing to attract an eclectic crowd. Notable artists who have performed at Lightbox over the years include international names such as Carl Cox, Maya Jane Coles, Derrick May, Laurent Garnier, and Danny Tenaglia.

The venue has also supported British talent including B.Traits, Yousef, Ben Pearce, Hannah Wants, Eats Everything, Enzo Siragusa, and DJ Barely Legal, as well as providing early stages for emerging acts from London's vibrant underground scene.