G-A-Y to close as street 'has lost LGBT identity'

Drag Race stars pay tribute to London's iconic G-A-Y Bar as it announces closure

G-A-Y Bar is closing its doors for good, bringing an unfortunate end to one of London's most iconic and well-known LGBTQ+ spaces.

London’s iconic venue G-A-Y Bar to close down permanently due to rising costs

Owner of G-A-Y Bar Jeremy Joseph has announced that the iconic London queer club will close soon, citing issues with rent and changes in the area. Situated at 30 Old Compton Street, G-A-Y Bar has been a staple of London’s queer nightlife and one of the city’s LGBTQ+ landmarks.

G-A-Y Bar to close as Old Compton Street 'has lost LGBT identity'

One of central London's main LGBTQ+ bars will close down, with its owner saying that Soho's Old Compton Street has lost its "LGBT identity".

G-A-Y Bar to close, announces owner Jeremy Joseph in heartfelt statement: 'G-A-Y has been my life'

"I cannot put into words the anxiety and stress that I have been through," says Joseph as he priorities Heaven nightclub going forward The post G-A-Y Bar to close, announces owner Jeremy Joseph in heartfelt statement: ‘G-A-Y has been my life’ appeared first on Attitude.

"It's time to say goodbye to G-A-Y Bar," says owner after London area has "lost its identity"

The owner of the iconic G-A-Y Bar in London has said that it is “time to say goodbye” to the venue, citing struggles to stay open and the area losing “its identity”.

Owner of G-A-Y in Soho confirms bar will close for good

Owner Jeremy Joseph also said Old Compton Street has "lost that LGBT identity"