About…

Myself
I am a regular clubber, and enjoy dancing. I run this site in my limited spare time outside of my study workload.

I visit mostly RNB / Asian clubs with friends, so these are the event types which dominate the website. On the occasional available night, I try to visit a club I haven’t been to or a non-RnB venue. I really do find it exciting to experience new nightclubs, whether its good or bad. I want to visit as many different clubs as possible before my legs die out!

Prior to clubbing, I had skinny legs.

Origins and aims of the website

‘What did you do two weekends ago?’ asked a friend once. I couldn’t answer him, so an online club diary was started which has  evolved to what it is today. In some ways it is still a kind of a diary to me.

Many clubbers who go to the same clubs get sick of it, then don’t come back citing that they are “over the clubbing scene”, “too old”, or “blah blah blah”. That’s cool, but it also saddens me knowing that there are many other places one can visit and experience – I hope this website can help expand your knowledge of the other club venues out there you can discover.

Contacting me

My contact details are on this page

Negative reviews (5 or under) or disrecommendations
When planning your night out, do take negative reviews with a grain of salt, unless it was specifically stated to avoid the place at all costs.

I try to be objective in reviews but if I have had a bad night, then I have had a bad night irrespective of what others experienced.

Example: I hate going to Space Nightclub as its overheated and usually full of Teeny Boppers with not much else, but my younger brother loved it after visiting for the first time (He was a TB at the time). It’s all about perspective.

What I like in a club event
Qualities I find attractive in a club / event:

- Music: Danceable to,  minimal repeating of songs. Competent DJ/s who can sustain energy and vibe via superb mixing.
- Atmosphere: Friendly. Crowd is into it and seemingly enjoying it. Even ratio. with a skew of tolerance to upto 70:30 male: female. More than this and it doesn’t seem as fun anymore.  Dark but not seedy atmosphere.
- Dancefloor: Not too packed. If it is a bit dead I can handle it so long as the other two points above exist. Every dancer needs a little space  
- Other Factors: Zero of cheap cover charge that is value for money. Seating arrangements. Short lines at bars/ATM/Bathroom. Cloak Room services. Dress Code. Relaxed security procedures (meaning the venue rarely has troubles). Entertainment. Lighting… etc.

That said ..  It doesn’t really matter where you go – if you want a good time, go out with friends who are not afraid to dance, mingle and drink if required. Enjoy the night as it is.

Message to Promoters

There is no doubt that some promoters may encounter some reviews. Any issues that may arise, I am more happy to discuss any issues over e-mail. Review information can be modified/updated if incorrect, however experiences and opinion from the particular night unfortunately cannot be removed or modified.

Please don’t send e-mails such as the one below:

”Just wondering – who gives you the right to judge a club and rate them and inform them of whether it’s good or not? Unless you are a regular clubber at ALL these clubs (the same clubs on a regular basis every week), you have no right to make judgement on the club based on one night you attended. I’m an organiser for one of these events you’ve blogged about and i’m very offended with one of the blogs you’ve made about my club. I have not seen you around the club on a regular basis and i can guarantee that our club is popular with different crowds. So before you go making judgements on any club – make sure you get your facts straight because i can tell you now, promotion companies who run these nights do not appreciate individuals like you who judge particular club events based on one night – especially if you are not working within the industry.”

Keep on dancing guys.