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Plan B has evolved into Phonox, a single‑room nightclub at 418 Brixton Road, London SW9 7AY. While the venue landscape has shifted since Plan B’s closure in 2015, Phonox carries the same spirit of cutting‑edge electronic music and intimate club energy. With a capacity of roughly 450–500, Phonox centers around one main dance floor and minimal seating, offering a focused, mid‑size club experience in the heart of Brixton. This page provides practical details to help you plan your visit, including seating, parking, transport, and nearby hotel and dining options.

Note on seating and layout: Plan B previously operated a two‑level space, but the current venue design prioritizes a standing dance floor with limited seating. If you’re seeking a reserved seating experience, plan accordingly as seating is not guaranteed and is typically limited to certain events or arrangements.

Located just a short walk from Brixton Underground (Victoria Line), Phonox is easy to reach, and Brixton’s vibrant neighborhood offers plenty of pre‑ and post‑show dining and drinking options. This guide is designed to help you secure your seats where available, navigate transport, and find convenient places to stay and eat nearby.

For fans of residencies and high‑profile sets, Phonox has hosted prominent artists such as Jasper James on Saturdays, and international figures like Hunee and Laurent Garnier. Whether you’re a local or visiting London, Plan B’s legacy lives on in the club’s continued emphasis on quality electronic music, community vibe, and a dependable night out. We’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted partner suggestions to make planning your night simple and stress‑free.

Venue Details

  • Venue: Phonox (formerly Plan B)
  • Address: 418 Brixton Road, London SW9 7AY
  • Capacity: approximately 450–500
  • Layout: Single main dance floor; minimal seating
  • Parking: No on‑site parking, local parking options may be limited
  • Nearby transport: Brixton Underground Station (Victoria Line)

Transportation

Phonox is easily accessible via Brixton Underground Station on the Victoria Line. From central London, it’s a straightforward ride, and Brixton’s bus routes also connect to surrounding neighborhoods. If you’re driving, plan to use nearby street parking or local parking facilities, noting that parking availability can vary by time and event.

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Nearby Restaurants and Evening Eateries

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Nearby Attractions

Aside from the club scene, Brixton offers a lively cultural scene, markets, and bars. A short stroll from Phonox you’ll find Brixton Village Market, pop‑ups, and independent shops—great for a relaxed evening before or after a show.

For more details on events, artist bookings, and schedules at Phonox, check the official sites and social channels below.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Plan B closed in June 2015 and was replaced by Phonox at 418 Brixton Road (reopening with a new name in September 2015).
  • Current venue: Phonox, a single‑room nightclub with a capacity of roughly 450–500 (sources vary slightly).
  • Address: Phonox, 418 Brixton Road, London SW9 7AY; nearest transport is Brixton Underground (Victoria Line).
  • Parking: Local on‑site parking is not available; the venue has no dedicated parking (local parking cited as none).
  • Seating/chart: Phonox is designed around one main dance floor with minimal seating; Plan B previously operated a two‑level space (Basement) with larger capacity.
  • Notable events hosted: Phonox has hosted long residencies and high‑profile sets (e.g., Jasper James on Saturdays; Hunee and Laurent Garnier have appeared at Phonox), and Plan B had notable bookings prior to its closure (Calibre, Chez Damier, Theo Parrish, Marcus Intalex).