FORGE is a prominent nightclub located in the heart of London, United Kingdom, known for its sleek modern design, dynamic atmosphere, and diverse music programming. The venue occupies a historic space on Cornhill in the City of London, an area traditionally associated with financial institutions and business, but which has increasingly embraced nightlife and cultural offerings in recent years. The club was formerly known as Abacus before it underwent a significant transformation and rebranding, emerging as FORGE to better align with the city’s evolving social scene.

Since re-opening, FORGE quickly built a reputation for hosting high-energy nights ranging from chart-topping commercial hits to immersive themed events, attracting a diverse clientele of both Londoners and international visitors. Its interior boasts state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, a spacious dancefloor, private booths, and a unique industrial-chic aesthetic that pays homage to the building's history and the area’s legacy of trade and commerce. Over the years, the club has adapted its offerings, keeping pace with London’s fast-changing nightlife trends, and has secured its standing as a versatile venue, catering to everything from after-work parties to major weekend events.

Culturally, FORGE holds significance as a symbol of the City’s transformation into a destination for entertainment as much as for business, providing a gathering place where music, style, and social energy collide in one of the capital’s most iconic settings. Notable artists who have performed at FORGE include internationally recognized DJs such as Jonas Blue, Sigala, and Marvin Humes, alongside respected UK talents like DJ Colin Francis and DJ Charlesy. The venue has also supported emerging local acts, with appearances from London-based talents including DJ Shey, Matchstick, and various performers from the city’s vibrant Afrobeat, R&B, and house music scenes, cementing its reputation as both a launching pad for new talent and a stage for established names.