New Year's Eve in this city is mostly a tax. Somebody's cousin knows a promoter, the ticket runs ninety dollars, the champagne is a thimble of something sweet, and at 12:04 you are standing among strangers wondering why you left the house at all. There is another version of the night. A band named after the city plays the club that built the city's reputation, the bill runs six acts deep, and nobody in the room is performing having a good time for anyone's camera. Phil Lewis has been doing this since the Strip was still genuinely dangerous. Urick, Taz Taylor Band, Nasty Passion, Philthy Rych, Evil Blade and Fire 'N Ice fill out the card. The thing to understand about a stacked bill here is that it starts early and runs long, so the opener you have never heard of is very often the set people end up talking about on the sidewalk. Six o'clock on the 31st, at an address that has not moved since 1964.
New Year's Eve in this city is mostly a tax. Somebody's cousin knows a promoter, the ticket runs ninety dollars, the champagne is a thimble of something sweet, and at 12:04 you are standing among strangers wondering why you left the house at all. There is another version of the night. A band named after the city plays the club that built the city's reputation, the bill runs six acts deep, and nobody in the room is performing having a good time for anyone's camera. Phil Lewis has been doing this since the Strip was still genuinely dangerous. Urick, Taz Taylor Band, Nasty Passion, Philthy Rych, Evil Blade and Fire 'N Ice fill out the card. The thing to understand about a stacked bill here is that it starts early and runs long, so the opener you have never heard of is very often the set people end up talking about on the sidewalk. Six o'clock on the 31st, at an address that has not moved since 1964.
New Year's Eve in this city is mostly a tax. Somebody's cousin knows a promoter, the ticket runs ninety dollars, the champagne is a thimble of something sweet, and at 12:04 you are standing among strangers wondering why you left the house at all. There is another version of the night. A band named after the city plays the club that built the city's reputation, the bill runs six acts deep, and nobody in the room is performing having a good time for anyone's camera. Phil Lewis has been doing this since the Strip was still genuinely dangerous. Urick, Taz Taylor Band, Nasty Passion, Philthy Rych, Evil Blade and Fire 'N Ice fill out the card. The thing to understand about a stacked bill here is that it starts early and runs long, so the opener you have never heard of is very often the set people end up talking about on the sidewalk. Six o'clock on the 31st, at an address that has not moved since 1964.