As someone who have tried clojure a little bit after it was launched , but after a while dropped; my personal view is that Lisps are great for small stuff, but once you need to go for something bigger, with big teams, the thing start to melt down.

And here is where OOP shines.. The probable "winners" of the languages of the next decade will be OOP ones that glue well with functional techniques and functional languages that are very good at OOP techniques.

F# is really good here, and from the OOP side C# and Java are also running for this trophy (again).

Maybe swift.. but we need to see if the adoption will have a limit, given its tied to a closed platform, and its also closed source

(But Rich Hickey is a bad ass and the framework design behind clojure is a piece of art)