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macgarp says:
If you love electronic music-- techno, electro, house, whatever-- then you have to visit The Pit Records and see The German Guy. Tell him what DJs you like and he'll run around the store picking out records for you to listen to.
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keorachu says:
A night out in Sydney generally finishes up at Kings Cross or Oxford St. Oxford street is the heart of Sydney's ever growing nightlife and clubbing scene.
Goodbar is located on 11a Oxford street, Paddington, which is a short stroll from local cafes and other bars and clubs in the area.
There are t...
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JMR76 says:
The east end is by far the more happening part of London. With a hecaletic mix of trendy bars and dirty clubs to cater for everyone's tastes. The music in the area varies leaning towards the break-beat, electro, hip hop sort of scene. Best to buy a copy of Time Out magazine and see what club is play...
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Dave81 says:
On Saturday evening we went out for partying. The night before we drove along Escape which I knew from the internet and so our party was fixed. The vibes were great and we partied hard :-) They had an excellent light show with some extras like the use of confetti and balloons which dropped from the ...
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LeighBR says:
Le Phare is a relatively new location on the New Orleans night scene. It's a lounge environment and non-smoking. Their alcohol selection is fairly extensive. A good spot to come to earlier in the evening around 11-1, the crowd usually thins out about 2am. Also good spot to come to earlier so you can...
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