The Howard Theatre
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The Howard Theatre is a leader in entertainment. With a spectrum of shows ranging from DC famous 90s cover band, to national headliners, the theatre maintains its diverse roots in music. Though you might only go for a show, the efforts to reclaim the space as a proper supper club translate well on the menu for normal dinner hours and late night.
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U Street Music Hall
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Lovingly called "U Hall", this DJ-owned and operated basement dance floor is for true music and dance fans. There is no bottle service. You're VIP because you know music well enough to know the amazing DJs they book and want to hear them in an intimate space with the best sound system possible. So electronic music fans, unite.
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Echostage
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Echostage is clubbing in the truest sense--a music experience. With handheld LED lights for sale, a VIP balcony with two of its own bars and table service, and a ground floor area with bars, bodies, and fist-pumping, the loud music and big lights experience is at the ready. DC music aficionados especially love the German-imported sound-system.
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Rock & Roll Hotel
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Rock & Roll Hotel boasts three levels of fun: a basement level performance stage for live music, a DJ dancefloor for bumping and grinding, and a roof deck clad with bar. The also host some off the beaten path nights, like DC Bear Happy Hour. They also have a small menu of bar food to pad those stomachs before a night of drinking and dancing.
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Zeba
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Zeba starts it off right with a daily happy hour from 5pm-8pm, getting everyone relaxed after a long day at work, then dancing, then mingling. Happy hour includes half off of their hookahs as well as food and drink deals. Zeba Bar is a true catch-all in this neighborhood, with a little something to feed into your inner vice, no matter who you are.
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Black Cat
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There are two stage spaces in the Black Cat for those looking for an intimate, indie concert going experiences. The live-music part of the night can be preceded or post-partied in the Red Room Bar and/or the Food for Thought Cafe, which features vegan and vegetarian dishes, as well as coffee and the like.
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9:30 Club
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If you want a classic, DC, live music night, this is it. With standing room only, a balcony area, and four bars, 9:30 is a cozy music experience. The place has been around for decades, as have its fans and regular comers and goers. It's a little loud, a little sweaty, and a lot of fun, no matter the show.
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W Washington D.C. P.O.V. Lounge
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POV is great for all seasons! In the winter time, cozy up inside with large glass windows overlooking the city, and still get a glimpse of the balcony terrace with heaters and plastic covers. It's perfect in the summertime when the plastic opens up to expose the view-- and realize that you are overlooking into the president's backyard!
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Little Miss Whiskey's Golden Dollar
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All kinds of people are drawn to Little Miss Whiskey's, which is no surprise given the weekly themed nights. Open mic on Tuesday, karaoke Wednesday, and once a month events for beer lovers/home brewers, 90s music aficionados, and soul/funk/disco fans. The upstairs dance parties are much coveted and attended on this block of town.
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Eighteenth Street Lounge
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With antique sofas, candlelight, an outdoor patio, there's plenty of intimate space for resting your dancing shoes and having a conversation, making ESL different than other premiere house parties. Each of the different rooms hosts a different sound, a different tone: Gold Room, Main Room, Jazz Bar, Studio Bar, and Deck Bar.
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Dodge City
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Dodge City is a great spot for the hipsters and indies to gather for dancing without having to put on heels. It's a more casual kind of house party on this corner. It gets crowded really quickly, so efficient service is hard to come by, which only proves the levels of fun being had by the many visitors to these dance parties.
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Number Nine
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Number Nine is located right in the heart of Logan Circle. Whether you're looking for something in the post-work, business-casual mode, or a during the week, late-night bender, Number Nine is there to serve you. It's a great place to go for happy hour (buy one get one...doesn't get much better than that...) and see where the night takes you...
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Town Danceboutique
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From drag to dance, this is a space for gay men of all ages and vibes. Bears and queens welcome, especially for Bear Happy Hour and drag shows every Friday and Saturday (at a minimum). If you need a break from all the excitement, the patio is about 4,000 square feet. It has a gorgeous fence making it private and intimate. There are heat lamps too.
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Velvet Lounge
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Given the size of this loveable storefront, it has a solid crew of regulars who come for the cheap drinks and the good vibes. Whether you're looking for a nightcap on U Street (especially during the week when things are a bit more low-key), or searching for a more intimate music setting for a small group of comrades, Velvet Lounge is where it's at.
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Nellie's Sports Bar
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Whether it's game time, or you're looking for a great Saturday night with drinks and DJ, Nellie's is a bumping corner storefront for a reason (if not, many). Pioneering the gay sports bar trend, Nellie's will always be the first in this neighborhood, and therefore, classic.
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