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A new Time Out and Gay Times report puts numbers to a feeling many clubbers already know: queer nightlife is losing physical space. In its survey of 147 LGBTQIA+ respondents, 77% said the number of queer spaces in their area had fallen and 82% said closures had damaged their sense of community. The full report […]
Brooklyn venue Dead Letter No. 9 says it will close in the coming months, citing gentrification and changing neighbourhood dynamics. The club has not confirmed a final date, but its message is blunt: a venue can help make an area culturally valuable, then find itself pushed aside once that value becomes real estate copy. Resident […]
Paisley’s Club 69 will close on October 10, ending a run that began in 1993. The venue announced the decision on August 19, and Resident Advisor’s report makes the scale of the loss clear without turning it into mythology: this is a small basement room that became a dependable part of Scotland’s dance music circuit. […]
Clubs, music venues rave over changes to all-night party permits. Revolver Upstairs (Chapel Street), Melbourne’s most famous late venue. Open until Monday morning on weekends; house and techno dominant. Miss Libertine (Russell Street), EDM/commercial mix; CBD-convenient. Circus Bar (Chapel Street), themed nights, dancefloor, queues start 10pm. New Guernica (CBD, Little Lonsdale), The real test is […]
Music, Culture, History, and Community. The refreshed identity brings broader expressions of rhythm, identity and belonging, while retaining the playful, driving energy that has long made Kater a staple of Berlin’s club culture…. RA Pick: Expect the city’s finest tech house and a laid-back, multi-generational crowd within its colourful, eccentric and The real test is […]