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Cirque Le Soir
Recommended
Rating: 4.13 out of 5 based on 138 Reviews
THE DRESS CODE AT CIRQUE LE SOIR
Dress codes can be confusing, so let us help you with our detailed, visual guides! What is recommended: The recommended look is the best one not just to get you in, but to make you feel at home. Cirque Le Sour recommends a smart, sexy, trendy look. Generally the men will be wearing smart casual clothes, such as button down shirts, long sleeve tops, and polos. Blue jeans and smart suit trousers are common, but other colours of jean are not. Men's jewellery is quite common. Long hair is usually tied back. Generally the women will be wearing sexy cocktail dresses with bold jewellery and statement pieces, high heels, loose hair, and glamorous make up. If you want to show off your figure, then choose two of the four options when it comes to revealing clothes: low cut, short skirt, exposed midriff, or bodycon. Any more and you might stand out. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. Smart and sexy for men includes: -two and three piece suits -blue jeans -button down shirts -polos -waistcoats -stylish sweaters -sports jackets -polished black or brown leather (or faux leather) shoes -cufflinks and watches Smart and sexy for women includes: -cocktail dresses -minidresses -two piece red carpet style outfits -heels up to 8" -elegant ballet flats What is a grey area: The grey area are clothes that might be allowed some days/events and not others, or that are at the discretion of door staff. In short, if you happen to be in the area, wearing these clothes and want to check the club out, then maybe see if you can. You might get lucky. But if you are actually planning a night here? Avoid these and go for something closer to the dress code. T-shirts are a grey area. Although the club discourages casual dress, sometimes t-shirts can be part of a smart and sexy look. That said, it is better to avoid them altogether than to take a risk. Men's headwear is a grey area. Generally it is actually accepted, but the door staff reserve the right to turn you away if they feel your hat doesn't work. Women's headwear, except for religious reasons, is not acceptable. What is forbidden: These clothes will get you turned away at the door, even if you are on the guest list, have a table with bottle service reserved, and it's your birthday. Sorry. No sportswear. Not just active sportswear, but anything that looks too sporty. Which includes converses and trainers. No beachy clothes. No sun dresses, sarongs, shorts, and especially no sandals or flip flops. No big bags or heavy coats. You can ask to check them into the cloakroom, but Cirque le Soir advises against coming with anything too bulky in the first place. No hiking style boots. Even as a fashion statement, they are just unacceptable.
THE DRESS CODE AT THE CUKCOO CLUB
Dress codes can be confusing, so let us help you with our detailed, visual guides! What is recommended: The recommended look is the best one not just to get you in, but to make you feel at home. The typical look at the Cuckoo Club is red carpet sexy. Although it is not a requirement, people tend to aim for the higher class items in the dress code. Generally the men at the Cuckoo Club dress very sharply, with two piece suits, collared shirts (with or without a tie), cufflinks, classic watches, polished leather shoes with matching belts, etc. Likewise, the ladies tend to aim for beautiful, sensual cocktail dresses, from the little black dress to sexy wrap dresses. Loose hair, simple jewellery, and sensual, natural make up are all ideal. Women here aim for the two out of four rule, wearing clothes that only have two of the following features: low cut, short skirt, bodycon, exposed midriff. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. Red carpet sexy for men includes: -fitted polos, long sleeve tops, and button down shirts -black and blue jeans -black and grey suit trousers, well fitted -suit jackets and sports jackets -polished black or brown leather (or faux leather) shoes Red carpet sexy for women includes: -cocktail dresses -minidresses -little black dress -sexy and elegant rompers -sexy two piece outfits -heeled shoes between 2" and 8" What is a grey area: The grey area are clothes that might be allowed some days/events and not others, or that are at the discretion of door staff. In short, if you happen to be in the area, wearing these clothes and want to check the club out, then maybe see if you can. You might get lucky. But if you are actually planning a night here? Avoid these and go for something closer to the dress code. The Cuckoo Club does not have many grey areas. Their dress code is purely strict no matter what the day is or who you are. What is forbidden: These clothes will get you turned away at the door, even if you are on the guest list, have a table with bottle service reserved, and it's your birthday. Sorry. No t-shirts. Absolutely no t-shirts. Avoid long sleeved shirts that do not have collars or buttons too. No distressed look clothes. Nothing torn, worn, stained, or painted. No sportswear. No active sportswear, but no fashion sportswear either. No leather or denim jackets, dresses, or trousers. No saggy or oversized clothes. Choose something small and fitted over something oversized. We are aiming for sexy and sensual. No big bags or winter coats. Take off big bags and winter coats at the door and check them into the cloakroom.
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Dear Darling
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 based on 2 Reviews
Dolce is one of the newest clubs in Kensington with a fresh trendy vibe that attracts all generations from the ones who enjoy a good complex cocktail to the younger clubbers who can party till three in the morning! A HIDDEN GEM OF GLAMOUR ON THE FRINGES OF SOUTH KENSINGTON London’s prestigious South Kensington plays host to a new elite, acutely vogue concept in members club, DOLCE. A unique playground for the extravagant, designed for affable debauchery and indulgent fun, without pretentiousness but exuding an abundance of class and style. Dolce is an alluring space that invites guests to lounge for high-end cocktails, a bar that transforms into a night time venue opened till 3am on a weekend. We are located in affluent South Kensington – affectionately known as ‘South Ken’ – London’s home of science, arts and inspiration that radiates the same elegant charm that many associate with the French capital. Our intimate and stylish newly refurbished setting in Dolce provides the perfect ambience to an array of private events, friendly catch ups or after work drinks. Whether you are celebrating in style or hosting a private party, we have different packages to ensure your occasion runs perfectly. Enter Dolce to experience a veritable symphony of pinks and purples in a chic and intimate, young at heart and utterly cool, cocktail bar. You’ll be warmly welcomed by the expert bar team who will guide you through the unique list of high-end cocktails and snack menu or serve you balanced classic cocktails.
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Libertine
Recommended
Rating: 4.15 out of 5 based on 122 Reviews
LIBERTINE If you remember 4 Winsley Street as Chinawhite Nighclub... where have you been?! In 2009 the venue was reopened under new management as Libertine London, a brand new London nightclub with an amazing atmosphere and an even more amazing guest list. What does the name even mean? What is a Libertine? A Libertine is someone who enjoys freedom, hedonism, and all the finer things in life. In that spirit, the creators of Chinawhite remodelled and restaffed their club to provide a most luxurious London nightclub experience. High tech, futuristic in a more realistic sense than sci-fi would have us believe, Libertine focuses on being the club of the future, the club where all your dreams and pleasures will come true. They promise a unique experience of luxury and fun. One of the biggest and best exclusive nightclubs in London, you will probably not get in by waiting outside the door. An ultra-modern club with three interlinked spaces, it boasts a molecular cocktail lounge named Reason & Mankind, an amazingly VIP private area out back, and plenty of space for dancing and mingling. Though you will have to ask about all the features, as secrets can be found all over Libertine Nightclub London, and not all of them are available to just anyone. See how far you can go. The interior is one of the most opulent in London, with custom-made oak tables, metallic upholstery and glowing multicolour lighting, all your senses will be overwhelmed. On one of the walls you will see a fifty foot screen projecting images and films for your entertainment. The concept is flawless, with a combined experience of inclusivity and exclusivity. Many less important clubs have been criticized for being racist or too strict about dress codes. Libertine turns that trend on its head, by admitting you based on your individual merits rather than your most superficial qualities. It doesn't matter what your race, sexuality, subculture, or background is, so long as you fit in with the beautiful, famous people who are hitting the dance floors. So long as you act like a VIP you will be treated as one. If you want to get an even higher class treatment, make sure to book yourself a table, or even book the whole London club. They will cater to your every need, whether you are booking for a private party, an afterparty, a product launch, or just to have the space all to yourself for a night. Expect first-class catering, expert staff, and, as the customer, to be always right. The atmosphere will really show who the life of the party is. On regular days you can expect to see regular performances from some of the world's most famous DJs and artists, as well as the possibility of running into well known celebrities, from actor Tom Cruise, to RnB artists, Premier League footballers, and models. Recent artists and celeb guests have included: Rihanna, Steve Aaoki, Kate Moss, Gigi Hadid, Rita Ora, Drake, Niall Horan, Jason Derulo, DJ Snake and Trey Songz to name a few. It's signature night of the week is Sunday clubbing London. But they are also open Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays to welcome their elite guests. The Libertine Club's door policy is fairly strict, and it can be very hard, if not impossible, to get in on the night. So make sure to book in advance if you want to make it in.
WARNING: Guests who bought advance tickets have been refused entry without refund.
THE DRESS CODE AT LIBERTINE
Dress codes can be confusing, so let us help you with our detailed, visual guides! What is recommended: The recommended look is the best one not just to get you in, but to make you feel at home. The easiest way to sum up the general look at Libertine club is "little black dress". Women generally wear their LBDs, simple jewellery, loose hair, high heels, and glam make up. Doing your hair up and wearing some bolder jewellery is recommended for special events. Men generally wear button down white shirts (without coats or ties), smart suit trousers in black or grey, and polished black or brown leather (or faux leather) shoes. A coat and tie is recommended for special events. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. The Libertine Club does not enforce a formal dress code, preferring people to have freedom depending on how the night is playing out. That said, they have some requirements, which means there are limitations. Men are allowed: -button down shirts -polos -two piece suits -smart blue or black jeans -suit trousers in black, blue, or grey -polished leather (or faux leather) shoes Women are allowed: -pretty much any dress that isn't distressed-look -heeled shoes 2-6" high -most jewellery What is a grey area: The grey area are clothes that might be allowed some days/events and not others, or that are at the discretion of door staff. In short, if you happen to be in the area, wearing these clothes and want to check the club out, then maybe see if you can. You might get lucky. But if you are actually planning a night here? Avoid these and go for something closer to the dress code. Short sleeve shirts are a grey area. Although polos are allowed and shirts are allowed, sometimes the door staff are unimpressed by short sleeve shirts. Women's suits are a grey area. The venue prefers ladies to be in smart and sensual dresses, not in formal suits. Even skirt suits or suit dresses are questionable and best avoided. Sweaters are a grey area. Even though you can wear sweaters over a collared shirt, the look can sometimes miss the mark for Libertine Club. So it is best to go for a suit jacket instead of a sweater. Very sexy looks are a grey area too. Although dresses are recommended, aim for something that is not too revealing. If you leave a little to the imagination, all should be well. What is forbidden: These clothes will get you turned away at the door, even if you are on the guest list, have a table with bottle service reserved, and it's your birthday. Sorry. No t-shirts. Absolutely no t-shirts or even casual long-sleeve tops. No sportswear. Not even fashion statement pieces like brand name tracksuits or sports jerseys. No distressed look clothes. Nothing torn, stained, worn down, or anything or the sort. No leather except shoes. Not even jackets. No women's flats. Women must be in heels at this club. At the very least a 2" heel. No casual shoes. No converses, thigh-highs, timberlands, or anything that is not a formal shoe.
Luna Club London represents the exclusive nightlife hotspot nestled downstairs the renowned Inca London Restaurant. Emerging in the final months of 2021, this spectacular nightclub and its South American-themed Soho restaurant have made a significant mark on London's nightlife scene. The club has taken over the space formerly occupied by the globally successful Toy Room Club. Located on Argyll Street, just a stone's throw from Oxford Circus, the venue is exceptionally accessible. Among the nearest nightlife landmarks to Luna London is Tape London.
Luna Club London offers a unique proposition compared to other nightclubs. As an integral part of the famed Inca London restaurant, guests can indulge in a sumptuous dinner before descending into a night of clubbing. Entry to the club is through the Inca Restaurant, from where guests proceed down a picturesque staircase adorned with tree vines and mosaic tiles. The interior of the venue boasts ancient Greek elements, while its walls, mostly exposed brick, create an ambiance of liberation and elegance. The club is energised with LED lighting, lightboards, and projectors that breathe life into the night.
The club boasts an extensive cocktail list, featuring their signature sweet and spicy Paloma Picante, the strawberry and peppercorn-infused Nimbus ROJO, and for those with a sweeter palate, the Peaches and Dreams, a delightful blend of blossom honey brut and Ciroc Blu.
The clientele at Luna Club is a meticulously selected mix that blends the wildest and most sophisticated of London's high society. Occasionally, you may encounter more mature business groups enjoying bottles at their VIP tables following a luxurious dinner. The venue's great versatility makes Luna Club and Inca London ideal for private functions, such as Christmas dinners or corporate gatherings.
Musically, the club mainly pulses with house and R&B tracks. At one end of the club, the DJ booth presides over a spacious dance floor that is invariably packed. Revellers dance at their tables or showcase their moves on the dance floor under the mesmerising strobe of LED lights and lasers.
The dress code at Luna emphasises elegance. Guests are advised to ensure their attire is impeccable and sophisticated. Ladies are typically seen in heeled shoes and elegant dresses, though tasteful trousers or jeans paired with a chic shirt or crop top are also acceptable. For men, smart elegant shoes are a must; trainers or designer sneakers are strictly prohibited. Opt for trousers over jeans, and avoid wearing ripped jeans or shorts at all costs.
Luna London stands out as an elegant venue for an after-party, offering a perfect dance floor and an intriguing crowd, ensuring an unforgettable night in the heart of London's vibrant nightlife.
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Luxx
Recommended
Rating: 4.2 out of 5 based on 25 Reviews
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Maddox
Recommended
Rating: 3.99 out of 5 based on 265 Reviews
THE DRESS CODE AT MADDOX
Dress codes can be confusing, so let us help you with our detailed, visual guides! What is recommended: The recommended look is the best one not just to get you in, but to make you feel at home. For men, this generally means anything from a tuxedo to black jeans and a button down shirt, but no less formal. For women, this generally means cocktail dresses. Make up should be natural and classy. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. For men, feel free to get creative with them -collared shirts in sharp, bright colours like white or jewel tones -sweaters -sports jackets -black polished leather (or faux leather) shoes. For women the dress code includes: -cocktail dresses -little black dresses (little blue dresses if black isn't your colour) -smart dresses -suit dresses -two piece outfits -high heeled shoes -fine jewellery. What is a grey area: The grey area are clothes that might be allowed some days/events and not others, or that are at the discretion of door staff. In short, if you happen to be in the area, wearing these clothes and want to check the club out, then maybe see if you can. You might get lucky. But if you are actually planning a night here? Avoid these and go for something closer to the dress code. Women's flats is a grey area. Generally they will not be allowed. Exceptions may be made sometimes, but you really can't count on it. Polo shirts are a grey area. Sometimes they are allowed for less formal nights, but, again you can't rely on this. It is far better to choose a white button down shirt. Black jeans are a grey area. In theory they are allowed under the current dress code, but in reality the staff might think you are underdressed. So, when in doubt, go for smart suit trousers instead. What is forbidden: These clothes will get you turned away at the door, even if you are on the guest list, have a table with bottle service reserved, and it's your birthday. Sorry. No t-shirts. Absolutely none. No casual shoes. No trainers, converses, boots, flip flops, etc. Stick to the recommended shoes above. No blue or otherwise colourful jeans or trousers. Even if black jeans are a grey area, every other type of trouser is completely out of the question. Only black trousers, preferably suit ones. No sportswear. No tracksuits, running shoes, sports jerseys, football shirts, etc. Not even fashion statement pieces. No light, loose fitting, or oversized clothes. Sagging trousers, oversized shirts, t-shirt dresses, baggy jumpers, or anything or the likes are allowed. Again, stick to the list above. No heavy coats, large bags, or hats indoors. You might need a warm winter coat, a hat, or a big practical bag for travelling round London. But make sure to take them off and check them into the cloakroom when you arrive.
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Reign Showclub
Rating: 3.97 out of 5 based on 77 Reviews
THE DRESS CODE AT REIGN SHOWCLUB
Dress codes can be confusing, so let us help you with our detailed, visual guides! What is recommended: The recommended look is the best one not just to get you in, but to make you feel at home. As the name suggests, Reign Showclub's mood is pure royalty. Black tie, maybe black tie optional at the most casual. That means that most men will be in tuxedos or three piece suits, and most women will be in classic red carpet gowns, or at the very least their little black dresses. Men's hair should be combed and slicked or sprayed if mid-length and tied back if long. Women's hair can be down, but make sure to use plenty of clips and hair spray to keep your look neat, or else to go for an updo instead. What is allowed: The allowed clothes are the full range of what will get you through the door. Black tie for men includes: -tuxedo -three piece suit -bow tie -straight tie (in black or other muted colours) -collared, buttoned, starched shirt (in white) -shined black shoes in leather (or faux leather) -jewellery limited to watches, wedding rings, and cufflinks Black tie for women includes: -evening gown -red carpet gown -dress suit -little black dress or little blue dress -smart heels, 2"-6" high -shiny leather (or faux leather) smart kitten heels -fine and sparkly jewellery What is a grey area: The grey area are clothes that might be allowed some days/events and not others, or that are at the discretion of door staff. In short, if you happen to be in the area, wearing these clothes and want to check the club out, then maybe see if you can. You might get lucky. But if you are actually planning a night here? Avoid these and go for something closer to the dress code. Here the general mood is insanely upscale and classy, so the main grey area is smart casual. Officially, smart casual is the minimum you should aspire for when trying to get into Reign Showclub. In reality, if most people at the venue are wearing tuxedos and three piece suits, you might not be let in wearing a two piece business suit. So don't count on the night being more relaxed, cause you could show up underdressed. Make sure to put in as much effort as you can. What is forbidden: These clothes will get you turned away at the door, even if you are on the guest list, have a table with bottle service reserved, and it's your birthday. Sorry. At Reign Showclub their banned items list is pretty long, and if they turn you away, even if you go back and change, the staff might still not let you in that night. They have a very exclusive, elegant image to maintain. So make sure to avoid all these clothes if you want to get in. No streetwear. Nothing you could consider casual in any sense. No sportswear. No active sportswear, no fashion sportswear. Especially no trainers, t-shirts, etc. No alternative fashion. Gothic, punk, decora, etc, looks are not compatible with black tie or black tie optional. A colour theme such as "black and red" or "pastels" is fine, within reason, but over the top accessories will get you turned away. No women's flats. If you cannot wear heels, choose some nice leather, slightly masculine kitten heels for a polished look. No women's suits. Suit dresses are as far as you can go. No skirt suits and definitely no pant suits. No distressed look clothes. Just no. Nothing torn, worn, faded, painted, etc. No jeans. This falls under streetwear but it is important to note that not even smart looking black jeans are acceptable. No leather. Except for shoes, steer clear of leather. No leather jackets, trousers, dresses, etc. No bright suits. Men's suits must be in black or at least very dark blue or grey. Women's suit dresses can be in black, grey, or any deep jewel tone like Prussian blue, emerald, or burgundy. No men's jewellery. Watches, cufflinks, and wedding rings aside, assume no men's jewellery is allowed. Not even piercings. No bulky coats or bags indoors. Take them off before entering the venue and check them into the cloakroom. No hats indoors. Again, check them in at the cloakroom.
Tabu club London opened on Halloween week 2021 at the site of the previous celebrity hotspot Mahiki Mayfair on Dover Street. The club was founded by the team behind nearby Reign Showclub following their huge success in reinvigorating the London VIP club scene. Tabu London Nightclub brings you the best genuine Tokyo Nightlife experience in the heart of Mayfair. The club is set over 2 levels with each offering a different experience. Opening as a swanky cocktail lounge upstairs, this Japanese-styled bar will serve the best drinks in Mayfair, expect a relaxed atmosphere with house music that goes on until the early hours. Below, the nightclub will transport you into the back streets of Tokyo as you party in the underground world of Shinjuku. Designed like a back street alley, you will feel a million miles away from Dover Street and the sophistication you are used to.
The overall theme of Tabu takes its inspiration from the gritty, seedy backstreets of some of Asia’s most populous cities including Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Seoul. At Tabu club London, you’ll feel transported to a far away continent and a completely unique world making your experience unforgettable. On entering the club, you’ll see neon Tabu logos lighting up the staircases as you go down to each level. There are neon street signs that hang from the walls and ceilings complementing the back street vibe. The walls of the venue are featured with an 8-bit design and a retro gaming theme with interactive LED imagery. Another unique feature is the bathrooms which are decked out in black and white Manga cartoons. Once on the main club floor, you’ll see metal caged areas behind which dancers perform. There is graffiti sprawled across the walls bearing the word Tabu as well as other artistic displays. There are newspaper and magazine cuttings on the pillars to truly make you feel like you’re hanging out in the back alleys.
The club is expected to be one of the best destinations to drink and party with its game-changing atmosphere. The overall theme followed at Tabu London is all about playing and having fun. As you enter the club, live entertaining music is expected and a joyful mood is prominent in the club. The crowd at Tabu club London is as you’d expect at one of London’s most high-end clubs ranging from the elite and beautiful to A-list celebrities. Tabu London is the perfect destination for the ones who are after a whole evening’s entertainment in one place. The club offers a different kind of ambiance, with a very special concept.
A wide selection of drinks and bottle collections is available, while pizza is your go-to party food at the club. Music is a range of R&B and hip hop and other commercial music from some of the world’s top DJs.
The Tabu London dress code is sexy, elegant, and high heels for the ladies and smart casual and collared shirts and shoes for the gentlemen. The club management has the right to refuse entry when the dress code is not respected.
If you decide to give the fabulous party of Tabu a chance, we guarantee a memorable night out like no other. It is one of the newest and most popular nightclubs in London at the moment. If you end up in Mykonos make sure to check their venue there as well!
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Tape
Recommended
Rating: 4.04 out of 5 based on 23 Reviews
TAPE If you love fun and great music, then Tape nightclub is the place you need to be. It is one of London's best nightclubs for music lovers, and is located strategically so that party goers and clubbers can enjoy loud music all through til 3am, allowing for plenty of drinking, dancing, and socializing. It is the liveliest party you will experience in a London nightclub. It boasts internationally famous DJs, both as regular and as feature acts, and regularly attracts celebrities in music, from singers to writers to record producers. You can expect to see many famous faces in this London celebrity club. The most obvious ones will of course be music stars, but rest assured that plenty of actors, actresses, and sports stars also frequent this hottest London club. The VIP guest list can be very difficult to get on, so it's recommended to book well in advance to make sure you have a place at Club Tape. Tables are very, very limited most nights and you may not get one if you do not book. VIP tables(view table map) are basically all out by the time the doors open. That said, it is not too difficult to get in at the door most nights, even if you do have to wait a while, so if you're not worried about a table, Tape might be a great stop for last minute planners. But don't feel like this club is going to be too elite and exclusive for you to make any friends. The atmosphere is lively and friendly, and as fellow music enthusiasts, the other party goers are bound to get along great with you. It's one of the best clubs in London to meet new people, make friends, and have a great night out, even if you are hitting the town alone. You can also bring your partner or your friends for a relaxed and fun night of dancing. The music is always ahead of the trends, boasting what is hot, new, and either exploding, or just about to explode. You will be ready for all the new tunes if you become a regular at the Tape Club. Of late the music is combining hip hop and pop, but it is flexible and changes depending on trends and tastes. Whatever you hear in Tape London will be hitting the charts, though, there's no doubt about that. Because of the astonishingly good setup, the music can be heard in every corner of the room, and the quality is just superb. If you need a great sound experience, look no further. The lights are also perfect: very flattering, not too harsh for sensitive eyes, and ideal for the music. Tape Club is a great place to book for a promotion or a product launch, as it attracts all the most energetic people and has all the best equipment for promoting your goods, whatever they are. There is a great spread of information among promoters and club guests, giving your product the kick start it deserves. Tape Club is definitely not a one night experience. Because of the fantastic variety of music and themes, you will want to stop by a few times to get a proper feel for the place, and if you are a local you may find that the Tape Club becomes your regular spot for a night of drinking, dancing, and fun. Many people find after just a night or two that they do not want to go to any other night club, because the mood and fun at Tape is just flawless. There is never a dull moment in Tape. Also, if you ever get invited to a mini club inside called Little Tape, then go for it. Experience of a lifetime.
