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Barfly - London: Barfly 49 Chalk Farm Road London NW1 8AN Phone: 020 7688 8994 Legends are normally a long time in the making. Think of legendary music venues and names like the Hacienda, Marquee and Cavern spring to mind for the key role they played in nascent bands’ careers. However, in each case the passing of the years has only served to heap more mystery on the already epoch-making gigs to which they bore witness. It’s no mean achievement then, that in a few short years the Barfly has earned a status which ranks...
Posted 22 June 2009 04:15 PM by charlotte | with no comments
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Tribeca Bar - Manchester: Tribeca Bar 50 Sackville St Manchester M1 3WF Tel: 0161 236 8300 If you've been to New York, particularly Manhattan, and taken a trip to the Financial District, chances are you drove past Tribeca. In a typical New York twist, Manchester's Tribeca bar itself is multi-tiered, with a cosy mezzanine above the entrance way, a large bar and fabulous low slung sofas, with separate raised seating and eating areas. It's a place to relax, unwind and get playful. The music is a mix from low-key...
Posted 30 January 2009 10:31 AM by charlotte | with no comments
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Webster Hall: Formerly the Ritz, Webster Hall is a huge club with six separate lounges offering a wide variety of musical flavours from Latin to Hip - Hop. Webster Hall attracts the college age crowd and is the ultimate taste of New York nightlife. Thursday, Fridays and Saturdays are club nights and Webster Halls regularly puts on special performance shows and rock shows.
Posted 04 July 2007 03:15 PM by jos | with no comments
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Pacha: Pacha has the feel of a cozy lounger with the scope of a grand nightclub. The look of the club is urban swank meets mediterranean charm. Its 30,000 square feet are segmented into four levels and has an intimate dance floor. The core of the Pacha legacy is its focus on music- dance in all its many forms. The resident DJ is the legendary Erick Morillo, the world's premier house music DJ and founder of Subliminal Records
Posted 04 July 2007 02:55 PM by jos | with no comments
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China Club: The China Club is a magnet for celebrities from all fields, on any given night it is not unusual to spot Bruce Willis, Eddie Murphy and Rod Stewart to name a few and the club has earned a reputation of being on of America's most glamorous nightspots. The China Club is a small and intimate club that boasts impromptu jam sessions with some of the biggest stars around, recently Duran Duran, Counting Crows and Meatloaf have all performed.
Posted 04 July 2007 02:19 PM by jos | with no comments
Filed under: clubbing, ChinaTown, New York