NYCP Blog - Nightlife

NYC RESTAURANT WEEK EXTENDED UNTIL FEBRUARY 28TH!

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Mon, 08 Feb 2010 06:14:03 -0600

More than 260 restaurants participate in NYC Restaurant Week, making it the City's largest dining program to date since it began in 1992. The two-week event will run from January 25 to February 28. Prices will remain $24.07 for three-course prix-fixe lunches and $35 for three-course prix-fixe dinners (excluding beverages, tax and gratuity) and do not include Saturdays (nor February 14); restaurants have the option to offer the deal on Sundays. Added elements to the dining program this season include exclusive benefits for American Express Cardmembers. Cardmembers who dine out three or more times at any participating restaurants during NYC Restaurant Week and use any registered American Express® Card can receive a $15 statement credit. Food enthusiasts also will be able to enter sweepstakes from Coca-Cola and JetBlue. Returning favorites this winter include The Sea Grill, City Hall Restaurant, db Bistro Moderne, Delmonico’s Steakhouse and Tribeca Grill (an NYC Restaurant Week participant since the program's first year). Newcomers this season include The Breslin Bar & Dining Room, SD26 Restaurant & Wine Bar, Todd English's Olives New York, Zé Café and The Libertine. NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2010 is produced by NYC & Company and supported by Founding Sponsor American Express and Participating Sponsors Coca-Cola and JetBlue Airways. NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2010 also will feature the Coca-Cola® Loves NYC Sweepstakes for a chance to win the grand prize of two tickets to a concert at Madison Square Garden®. Other prizes include dinner for two at the James Beard House and a table for four to see a show at Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola. For the second time, in partnership with NYC & Company, JetBlue Airways will offer a special NYC Restaurant Week promotion, JetBlue More to Love NYC Sweepstakes. Consumers can enter to win an NYC weekend for two: airfare for two, two nights in a luxury hotel and a meal at one of New York City’s fine dining establishments. For more details on how to enter and to view the complete set of rules on these offers from American Express, Coca-Cola and JetBlue Airways, visit nycgo.com/restaurantweek. Visit nycgo.com/restaurantweek to view the complete list of NYC Restaurant Week Winter 2010 participants and make reservations online.

Where the fun is guaranteed: Mamma Mia!

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 08:04:37 -0600

Are you thinking about going to see a Broadway show? If your answer is “yes” and you have the opportunity to venture to this famous strip in New York, I recommend experiencing Mamma Mia!

After falling in love with the film version last year, I couldn’t wait to see the Broadway production of Mamma Mia!, where I expected it to be far superior—the usual case with live performances. Last week I finally had the opportunity to go and I didn’t reject it.

As soon as you walk into the Winter Garden Theatre on 50th Street and Broadway, the happy-go-lucky mood embraces you: ambient songs, décor, and lighting make you feel like a part of the show before it even starts.

The curtain goes up, the stage lights brighten, the famous ABBA song, “Dancing Queen” is cued, and the action begins. On the eve of her wedding, Sophie strives to uncover the identity of her father, bringing three possible men from her mother’s past to the gorgeous Greek island. What ensues, is an indulgence to ABBA’s classic songs, played in each scene. Some of my favorites were “Honey, Honey,” “Chiquitita,” “Super Trouper,” “Take a Chance on Me,” “Our Last Summer,” “Money, Money, Money,” and “I Have a Dream,” all of which contextualized the plot!

The actors and actresses spectacular singing voices make Mamma Mia! a star production. Alyse Alan Louis, who plays the endearing Sophie, has a sweet and brilliant voice, which easily complements the rest of the cast.

Mamma Mia! is a spectacular musical where you won’t be able to stop moving your body! The fun is guaranteed!

Posted by Paula Zambrano

Wizard of Oz in Central Park

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 06:08:53 -0500

In dedication to the classic film The Wizard of Oz, Netflix will honor its 70^th Anniversary with a free screening in Central Park tomorrow, Tuesday, September 29^th.

The event will be preceded by a concert which will begin at 7:30 PM. The concert will feature contemporary interpretations of classic songs from the Wizard of Oz by Academy Award-winning actress and Grammy Award-winning singer Jennifer Hudson, along with two-time American Country Music winner and two time “Dancing with the Stars” winner, Julianne Hough. The show is being directed by and will also feature The Roots' Grammy Award-winning drummer and record producer Ahmir "?uestlove" Thompson and a band assembled especially for the show. Both the concert and the film screening will take place outdoors at Rumsey Playfield in Central Park. Interested people can enter the park at 69^th Street and 5^th Avenue on the East Side or at 72^nd Street and Central Park West on the West Side. Seating will be on first-come, first-serve basis, so arrive early! In the case of rain the event will be switched to another venue; for further information please visit netflix.com/wizardofoz.

Posted by Justin Janus

New York National Boat Show

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Mon, 15 Dec 2008 10:36:43 -0600

Tens of thousands of boating and fishing enthusiasts start their season at the New York National Boat Show. With its 104-year long history the show is recognized as THE place to see the latest and greatest in boating. From yachts and cruisers to bass and pontoon boats, from canoes and kayaks to fishing boats and personal watercraft, from electronics and engines to fishing gear, from financing and insurance to travel destinations, you'll see it here first.

WHAT: The 104^thNew York National Boat Show cruises into the Javits Center December 13-21, 2008, to bring an anticipated 80,000 boating enthusiasts more than 1,000 of the newest and best in luxury motor yachts, cruising yachts, sport fishers, bass boats, performance boats, pontoon boats, personal water craft, inflatables, fishing gear, engines, and marine accessories at the best deals of the year.

Plus, the NEW Electronics Market offers the latest marine technologies and perfect holiday gifts for the boater or angler on your list.

WHERE: Jacob K. Javits Center, Eleventh Avenue & 35^th Street, New York, NY

WHEN: Saturday, December 13 – Sunday, December 21, 2008

Show Hours: Weekdays Noon-8pm; Saturdays 10am-8pm; Sundays 10am-5pm

NEW SHOW FEATURES:

·Twiggy, the Waterskiing Squirrel –She’s back! Starting Wednesday, December 17, Twiggy, the world’s first and only waterskiing squirrel, will be at the NY National Boat Show. After starring in hit movies including Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story and Anchorman: the Legend of Ron Burgundy, Twiggy is returning to New York to dazzle audiences of all ages with her waterskiing skills.

·Hudson River Quadricentennial Celebration – The official kick-off of the 400^th birthday of the Hudson River will take place on Saturday, December 13 at the NY National Boat Show, with a special exhibit continuing through December 21.

·Green Boating Zone – Check out the latest eco-friendly boating tips and technologies, including Hybrid boat introductions, environmentally conscious boating accessories and “Boat Green” seminars. Plus enter to win a Scout 145 Hybrid Boat ($16,995 value) and other great green prizes.

·For the Kids – Special photo opportunities with “Captain” Santa (Dec. 13-14 and Dec. 19-21) and Spongebob SquarePants (Dec. 20 ONLY).

·“Spectacular Holiday Giveaway”– Enter to win a $50,000 grand prize package through Brunswick’s “Spectacular Holiday Giveaway,” offered exclusively at the NY National Boat Show. Complete lifestyle package includes a 13-foot Boston Whaler sport boat; plus Brunswick Pool Table with cue rack & accessories, Poker Table & chairs, Centennial Bar with stools and a Life Fitness treadmill and Home Gym.

·Miss GEICO – The world’s fastest offshore racing boat and her team will be at the Show to bring attendees behind the scenes of a boat that is capable of reaching speeds of more than 185 MPH.

·Discover Boating Center – New to boating? Visit the Discover Boating Center for unbiased advice on boating for every lifestyle and budget. Experts are on hand to discuss individual needs and deliver information and local resources, to help you discover why life is better with a boat!

·FREE Boating and Fishing Seminars, produced by Rich Johnson of The Fishing Line

PRICES: Adults: $15; Youth (13-15): $8; Children: 12 and under FREE. **Advance online ticket sales carry special discounts – ON SALE NOW at NYBoatShow.com

CONSUMER INFO: The New York National Boat Show will be held at the Jacob Javits Center, 655 West 34^th Street (on 11^th Avenue), 212-984-7007, for more information on The Boat Show, visit www.javitscenter.com or www.nyboatshow.com

Met Opera Season Begins on 125th Anniversary

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 06:02:38 -0500

Renée Fleming Stars in Opening Night Gala on September 22 in first performance of Met’s 125th Anniversary

Gala performance to be transmitted live in HD to 600 theaters in North and South America as well as to Times Square and Fordham University’s Lincoln Center Plaza, and broadcast live on Metropolitan Opera Radio SIRIUS channel 78; Music Director James Levine, Marco Armiliato, and Patrick Summers conduct, with Ramón Vargas, Thomas Hampson, and Dwayne Croft singing leading roles in scenes from La Traviata, Manon, and Capriccio; Legendary designers John Galliano, Christian Lacroix, and Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel create costumes for Fleming.

The Metropolitan Opera opens its 2008-09 season on September 22 with a gala performance that kicks off its 125^th anniversary, starring Renée Fleming in three fully-staged scenes, including some of her most acclaimed portrayals. Costumes for Fleming have been specially created for each of the scenes in the Opening Night Gala by three of the world’s legendary fashion designers: John Galliano, Christian Lacroix, and Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel.

The program opens with Act II of Verdi’s La Traviata, and continues with Act III of Massenet’s Manon, and the final scene of Richard Strauss’s one act opera, Capriccio. Met Music Director James Levine conducts the second act of La Traviata, which has two scenes: the first at Violetta’s country house and the second at a grand Parisian mansion in the elaborate staging by Franco Zeffirelli. Ramón Vargas sings the role of Alfredo Germont, and Thomas Hampson that of his father, Giorgio. Christian Lacroix has designed two costumes for Fleming, one for each scene.

The Manon act is also in two parts: the first is the spectacular “Cours-la-Reine” scene featuring the heroine’s famous “Gavotte,” followed by the searingly dramatic scene in the church of St. Sulpice. Ramón Vargas is Manon’s lover, the Chevalier des Grieux, Dwayne Croft her cousin, Lescaut, and Robert Lloyd the Chevalier’s father, the Comte des Grieux, with Marco Armiliato conducting. Fleming’s costume for scene one and an additional cloak for the second scene are by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel.

The musically transcendent finale of Capriccio, conducted by Patrick Summers, music director of the Houston Grand Opera, concludes the evening, with Fleming in a costume created by John Galliano.

For the first time, The Met: Live in HD, the highly successful series of performances transmitted live in high definition (HD) into movie theaters, will carry the Met’s opening night. It will be transmitted to 600 theaters in North and South America, including Mexico City’s Auditorio Nacional, and Buenos Aires’ Teatro 25 de Mayo --- both new additions to the Met’s HD network. American mezzo-soprano Susan Graham hosts the evening, the red carpet, and live backstage interviews. The HD director for this performance is Gary Halvorson, who directed five out of the eight HD programs last season. Last season, the series of eight HD operas was attended by over 935,000 people worldwide. This season, the series has been expanded to eleven Live in HD transmissions, including the Met premiere of John Adams’s Doctor Atomic and five other new stage productions. The Met’s HD series is generously supported by the Neubauer Family Foundation. Information on theaters carrying the series is available at the Met’s web site, www.metopera.org.

Live transmissions of Opening Night Gala to Times Square and Fordham University at Lincoln Center and broadcast live on SIRIUS

As a highlight of its 125^th anniversary celebration, the Met will transmit the opening-night performance onto multiple screens in Times Square and Fordham University’s Lincoln Center campus, where thousands of people can experience it for free. In Times Square, multiple giant screens will carry the live performance, including the Astrovision (Panasonic), Reuters, Nasdaq, and MTV screens. The opera will be broadcast live on Metropolitan Opera Radio on SIRIUS channel 78. The performance will also be streamed live on the Met’s website, www.metopera.org. The free outdoor airings of the Met’s opening have proven a popular attraction for thousands of New Yorkers since the new tradition was begun with General Manager Peter Gelb’s first season in 2006.

Due to construction on Lincoln Center Plaza, the Opening Night Gala will be presented in a live plazacast on the North Meadow at Fordham University at Lincoln Center. The Fordham plazacast is free admission, but tickets are required. Approximately 1700 tickets will be distributed beginning Sunday, September 21 at noon at the Met Box Office, with a maximum of two per person.

Fall for Dance at NY City Center

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 10:12:52 -0500

FALL FOR DANCE FESTIVAL

City Center Main Stage

Sep 17-27, 2008

All Tickets $10

For ten exhilarating days each year, feel the rush…the exuberance…the sheer joy that is dance, from New York City, across the country, and around the globe! Experience the world-famous alongside the cutting-edge, treasured favorites surrounded by undiscovered gems. Multiple companies appear in each performance, offering audiences a sampling of the best that dance has to offer – from hip hop to ballet, tango to tap, and so much more. So bring your family, grab your friends, join us and fall in love…Fall for Dance!

More Ways To Fall For Dance

The Official Festival Lounge

Admission is FREE and all are welcome!

Once a year during the Fall for Dance Festival, the public atrium between 55th and 56th Streets (immediately west of the theater's main entrance) is transformed into a vibrant gathering place for audience members and artists.

Dine, drink and dance all night long at Lounge FFD, open before, during and after each Fall for Dance performance!

$2 Drinks – Michelob Ultra, Budweiser, Bud Light, Bud Light Lime, Stella Artois, Bacardi Silver Mojitos and Pine Ridge Merlot & Chardonnay.

DJs keep the party going while a video feed from the stage lets you follow Festival performances live.

West 55th street between 6th & 7th Avenues

Lounge hours: 8pm perf. 6:30pm - 11:30pm, 3pm perf. 1:30pm-6pm

This year Lounge FFD is partnering with Creative Edge Parties, hailed by The New York Post as “The Caterer of the Moment!”

Creative Edge Parties brings you a delicious meal at a fantastic price before, after and during every Festival performance. Whether you’re an audience member or just passing through, Lounge FFD is a great place to share a yummy dinner with friends, or grab a scrumptious dessert!

DJs keep the party going all night long! DJs curated by HipsterTravel.com

Wed. 9/17 DJ SHAKEY

Thu. 9/18 MIKE DEXTRO

Fri. 9/19 DJ CAPTAIN HEARTLOCK

Sat. 9/20 DJ SKINTIGHT

Sun. 9/21 DJ REKLES

Tues. 9/23 DJ XEROX

Wed. 9/24 DJ JESS

Thu. 9/25 DJ LUPE LOOP

Fri. 9/26 TOM WARD

Sat. 9/27 PATRIK PHALEN

Dance Lessons

Take a Free, pre-show dance lesson in the Lounge!

Friday

9/19

6:30pm

Tap with instructor Toni Noblett

Sunday

9/21

1:30pm

Ballet for Kids (ages 6 and up) with National Dance Institute teaching artist Bianca Johnson

Tuesday

9/23

6:30pm

Hula with Halau Hula O Na Mele 'Aina O Hawai'i dancer Luana Haraguch

Thursday

9/25

6:30pm

Hip-Hop with Tammy Colucci

Lessons are 1 hour

Charlie Parker Jazz Festival

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Fri, 22 Aug 2008 04:12:58 -0500

The Charlie Parker Jazz Festival annually assembles some of the finest musicians in the world who reflect Parker’s musical individuality and genius, to promote appreciation for this highly influential and world-renowned artist. The two days of free concerts take place in neighborhoods where Charlie Parker lived and worked, in Harlem’s Marcus Garvey Park and the Lower East Side's Tompkins Square Park.

On both days, the music starts at 3:00 PM.

Marcus Garvey Park?124th St. & Mt. Morris Park

Saturday, August 23

Barry Harris Trio?Jazz legend and renowned teacher Barry Harris joins up with Leroy Williams on drums and master bassist Don Thompson to create the Barry Harris Trio.

Charles McPherson ?American jazz alto saxophonist Charles McPherson has been a key player in the jazz scene for over four decades. The New York Times describes McPherson as “a singular voice who has never sacrificed the fluidity of his melody making, and is held in high esteem by musicians both long seasoned and young.”

Vanessa Rubin?Jazz musicians are talking about Vanessa Rubin. They all want her unique phrasing and velvety smooth tone to make their compositions come alive.

Rashied Ali?Rashied Ali is the father of “free jazz” drumming and one of the most harmonic and innovative drummers to ever grace the world of jazz..

Robert Glasper?Pianist Robert Glasper is a perfect example of how old and new school can create the future. Classically trained, but moved by his own muse, Glasper has commanded the stage of jazz festivals throughout the world.

Tompkins Square Park?E. 8th St. Between Aves. A & B

Sunday, August 24

Randy Weston?Inspired by Jamaican roots and global travels, Randy Weston’s jazz is like none other.

Jerry Gonzalez and Fort Apache?“I am bilingual…I can play blues and I can play Rumba,” says Jerry Gonzalez of his multi-cultural sound. After several attempts at finding a musical home, Gonzalez finally found his voice in his own band.

Eric Lewis?With profound intensity, Eric Lewis is already a prodigious jazz pianist. A musical contortionist, Lewis’ compositions twist, turn, and careen between styles, sounds, and emotions, resulting in a stunning aural experience.

Gretchen Parlato ?Herbie Hancock says of Gretchen Parlato’s voice that it is “a deep, almost magical connection to the music.” She combines classic Sinatra-esque vocals with insightful forays into melodey, unexpected scatting and Afro-Latin rhythms.

WBGO, Jazz 88.3 FM is the official radio sponsor of the 2008 Charlie Parker Festival. WBGO’s Sheila Anderson and Brian Delp host. For more information visit www.cityparksfoundation.org

Naumburg Orchestral Concert Tonight

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 08:50:31 -0500

Naumburg Orchestral Concert is one of the oldest free outdoor concerts in the U.S that began in 1905. Supported by locals contributing to this event, the non-profit organization has been able to keep this timeless event alive presenting promising new talents and to promote professional development of young composers and conductors. Tonight is the final concert of the summer season. Below is the detailed location and tonight’s program.

Naumburg Bandshell

Central Park – located at 72^nd Street. You can enter the park on 72^nd Street and Central Park West or 72^nd Street & 5^th Avenue. The Naumburg Bandshell is in the middle of the park on 72^nd Street.

August 5, 2008

7:30 NO RAIN DATE

Program

Naumburg Orchestra

Maxim Eshkenazy, Conductor

Ashu, Saxophone

Bela Bartok (1881-1945)

Rumanian Folk Dances (1915)

Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904)

Serenade for Strings in E Major, Op. 22 (1875)

Jacques Ibert (1890-1962)

Concertino da Camera (1935)

Astor Piazzolla (1921-92) (arr. Ashu)

Two Tangos: Tanti Anni Prima (1984) &

Liber Tango (1974)

Jules A. E. Demersseman (1833-66) (orch. Ashu)

Fantaisie sur un theme original (1862)

The Siren Music Festival

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 04:06:18 -0500

Founded in 2001, The Village Voice Siren Music Festival has grown over the years. The Village Voice independently produces the Siren Music Festival. Set against the backdrop of Coney Island, this free, all ages, all day music festival showcases renowned and emerging artists on two outdoor stages. The Village Voice Siren Music Festival brings together the Voice's readership and the New York community through an event that celebrates the freedom of expression inherent in music. Through this festival The Village Voice plays an active role in the revitalization of this historic Brooklyn community and celebrates the Voice's long standing tradition of local and national music coverage. The Village Voice Siren Music Festival is poised to continue to grow in stature and will continue to forge the path of developing new music and nurturing the musical landscape of New York. Please join us for our eighth year in Coney Island on Saturday, July 19, 2008. See how the festival has evolved and see what bands will rock Coney Island this year!

Washington Square Music Festival

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Tue, 15 Jul 2008 07:12:28 -0500

The Washington Square Music Festival, a free outdoor classical and Music of the Americas concert series, is celebrating its 50th season by presenting five evenings of great music under the stars performed by musicians who regularly play in Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, the Metropolitan and New York City Opera orchestras and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. On July 8th, 15th, 22nd are chamber orchestra ensembles and on July 29th is the Charles Mingus Orchestra -- all performances are on Tuesdays at 8 pm. Performance space is in the southeast quadrant of Washington Square Park at the foot of Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. Rainspace is New York University’s Frederick Loewe Theatre, 35 West 4th Street. For more detailed information visit www.washingtonsquaremusicfestival.org/ To learn more about the Washington Square/ Greenwich Village Neighborhood, visit www.washingtonsquarenyc.org/

What’s up this week?

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 13:01:00 -0500

Midsummer’s Night Swing

Once again Lincoln Center is dancing and swinging under the stars and this time at a new location within Lincoln Center. This event is usually held in the plaza by the infamous fountain of Lincoln Center. This year, due to construction, the event is held at Damrosch Park, the SouthWest corner of Lincoln Center on 62nd Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Enjoy Jazz, Swing, Funk, Disco, Ballroom, Tango, Salsa and much more dances to learn and have fun with. Don’t miss this 3-week limited event. For more information visit www.lincolncenter.org

New York Philharmonic: Concerts in the Park

As the beautiful warm weather lingers and with hope that the weather cooperates, it is the perfect time to sit in the grass, have a picnic with friends a loved ones and listen to the melodies of the NY Philharmonic. Every year, the prestigious NY Philharmonic perform their summer concerts in many various parks in Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, Long Island, New Jersey and Central Park for free. Anticipate a full turnout of people from locals and tourists to take in the concerts. Enjoy classical music of Mozart, Bach, Beethoven and many more famous composers. Check out www.nyphil.org for a full detailed scheduled of parks, musical pieces and time.

TriBeCa Tavern!

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 02:45:15 -0500

Tribeca Tavern

Neighborhood: Tribeca

247 W. Broadway

New York, NY 10013

212-941-7671

"There’s a certain realness to this place, which—considering the contrived nature of the neighborhood—makes it an anomaly. Long, narrow and red-hued with a slight yet discernable "Twin Peaks" vibe, swing by any night of the week between 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. to shoot some pool and score $3 domestic beer, house wine, well drinks and pints of PBR and Yuengling."

Roller Derby Anyone?

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Fri, 18 Apr 2008 02:26:36 -0500


When:: April 19 : 6:30 p.m. - 10 p.m.

Price:: $19.75 adv/ $23 at the door

Event Phone Number:: 646-405-9803

http://www.gothamgirlsrollerderb...

Neighborhood: Fort Greene

LIU-Brooklyn Schwartz Athletic Center

1 University Plaza

Brooklyn, NY 11201

"The Roller Derby season gets underway with some double header action! First the GGRD's All-Borough team, the Wall Street Traitors, make their debut in a 30 minute mini-bout against Connecticut's Stepford Sabotage, which will be followed by the GGRD All-Stars against the Philly "Liberty Belles". Two games of fast paced bone-crushing action for the price of one!"

Come taste Kosher Wine!

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 03:50:20 -0500



When:: Daily 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. (ends April 16)

Astor Wines & Spirits

Neighborhood: NoHo

399 Lafayette St.

New York, NY 10003

212-674-7500

"In honor of Passover, Astor Place Wine & Spirits brings you three nights of Kosher wine tasting. Try selections from the Judean Hills (Israel's oldest viticultural area) to the kosher wines of Abarbanel."

If you have nothing to do tonight and you're looking for something to do, head on over to Astor and drink some wine. Just make sure you don't get too tipsy.

Disco Night

nospam@example.com (NYCP) — Tue, 08 Apr 2008 03:51:37 -0500

So, it's Tuesday; you're a little bored because it's still the beginning of the week. Don't be so down, there are things to do like Disco Night at Happy Ending. Go on and have a great time. Get your Disco on. Date: Tuesdays Time:10:00pm Location: Happy Ending (302 Broom St) Cost: Free Open Bar: Well Vodka, 11:30-12 "Dirty Disco mixes all the sounds the kids are diggin' these days... or in 1987... disco, brit pop, indie, and new wave." 21+