Nightclubbing

Remembering the most important nightclubs in the world

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Nightclubbing: Hibiscus → The Liberian nightclub that became a local favorite and international attraction before its untimely end
Nightclubbing: Nell’s → An oral history of the famed NYC “cultural laboratory”
Nightclubbing: Planet X and Liverpool’s Post-Punk Era → How Doreen Allen created a beloved goth haven in the port city
Nightclubbing: House of God → The notorious, long-running Birmingham event dedicated to the sacred and profane
Nightclubbing: The Loft → An oral history of the community that helped define the ethos of dance music
Nightclubbing: Kabal → A genre-agnostic, itinerant event forged in Sheffield’s thriving illegal party scene
Nightclubbing: Oscillate → An oasis of electronic experimentation in Birmingham throughout the ’90s
Nightclubbing: The Music Institute → The seminal Detroit club that gave techno a local platform
Nightclubbing: The Bronx’s Warehouse
Nightclubbing: Montréal’s Lime Light → The Lime Light and its innovative disco DJ Robert Ouimet made history
How Danceteria Sent Shockwaves Through NYC’s ’80s Party Scene
Nightclubbing: Paradox, Baltimore Club Landmark for a Quarter-Century
Nightclubbing: Torn Curtain, Montreal’s Lawless and Best Afterparty Spot
Nightclubbing: Future → Washington D.C.’s first major rave
Nightclubbing: Tracks → The party that brought international attention to vogue and ballroom culture
Nightclubbing: Back2Basics → Questlove, King Britt, DJ Dozia and more remember the night that birthed the neo-soul movement
Nightclubbing: Starck Club → When ecstasy was still legal, this was America’s most hedonistic club
Nightclubbing: The Spectrum → How an under-the-radar queer safe space in New York pushed the boundaries of music and art