Bagley's was a legendary nightclub in King's Cross, London, operating from the early 1990s to 2007. Housed in a former Victorian warehouse in the Coal Drops Yard, it became a haven for the rave scene, especially after the Criminal Justice Act of 1994. Its large, industrial spaces hosted iconic nights like Freedom, The Mud Club, and Pushca, playing a crucial role in the King's Cross nightlife, which became known as "Club City." Though now gone due to redevelopment, Bagley's remains an iconic part of London's clubbing history, remembered for its vibrant atmosphere, diverse music, and its significant impact on the rave culture of the time. The area where it stood is now a shopping and dining destination, with Bagley Walk serving as a reminder of the club's legacy.