DJ Pauly D – Official Aftermovie – Glow at Fur 02.25.12
DJ Pauly D – Glow Saturdays at Fur Nightclub – Washington DC – 02.25.12
“The Bridge,” as we like call him, for further connecting the mainstream with dance music, brought his A++ game to Fur Nightclub on 2/25/12. His fourth appearance at Glow at Fur, DJ Pauly DC has done nothing but crush it every single time. This was no different. A bit more house, some killer mashups, a little hip-hop and some old school favorites brought DC nightlife to its knees… that or the champagne shower! DJ Pauly D shows once again that it’s possible for DJs to weave every genre into their sets if done right.
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What Does Your Drink Say About You?
What Message Does Your Drink Order Send?
What you drink says a lot. Whether you’re at clubs in DC or the local bar, what you’re holding says a lot about who you are and how you’re seen.
You could keep reading and avoid looking like a douche… Or you could say, “F*** it. I’m a grown man and I’ll drink my Pina Colada right here, in front of everyone!”
Amaretto Sour
You just turned 21, or you have a fake ID.
Jager Bombs
You’re out with the boys, looking to forget something, and probably will.
There’ll def be some fist pumping and high-fiving.
You’re a 22-year-old freshmen.
Vodka & Cranberry
BORING!
You probably approached the bartender like a deer in headlights asking, “what kind of drinks do you have here?” while looking at a fully stocked bar.
Long Island
You want to get as hammered as possible off one drink.
You probably won’t tip your bartender.
You’ll probably ask them to make it “a strong island”.
Old Fashioned
You probably throw around words like “mixology”.
Douche.
Cosmo
You were too young to catch Sex in the City the first time around and are now catching up on the reruns on TBS.
Straight Vodka
You probably have a drinking problem and at least one DUI.
Bud Light
You drove at least 30 minutes to get to this club from a town nobody’s heard of.
You may live in a trailer and possibly had a baby when you were in high school.
Tequila
You’re down to get hammered… or get the girl you want to sleep with hammered.
It’s the closest thing you can get to a roofie without getting arrested.
If you ask for it chilled then you’re a p*ssy too.
Kir Royal (Champagne and Chambord
You spend your days riding a pole for creepy businessmen at the strip club by the airport.
Probably the lunch shift.
Wine (without a meal)
You’re a middle-aged mom out on the town.
You’re trying to act ‘classy’ while snubbing those around you who are CLEARLY not as well-to-do as you.
Afterall, you shop at Ann Taylor.
White Zinfandel
The Kool-Aid of wine.
You probably have a box of white zin in your fridge you were pounding during your pre game.
You probably got sick of the box and decided to take the bag out and squeeze it in your mouth,
Beer (girls)
You think drinking beer makes you look like ‘one of the guys’, cool, and fun.
It worked. The guys think you’re one of them – a stank burping fool.
Hennessy, Hypnotiq
You let rap music influence your tastes; you wish you had a set of gold teeth.
You may wear like to wear Fubu, Timbs and sunglasses in the club.
You definitely just came from dinner at Applebee’s.
Jack (girls)
You look dirty
You may not have showered today.
You have a tramp stamp and want to look hard-core.
Bloody Mary
You had a rough night of drinking and will probably do it again tonight.
PBR
Hipster Alert!
You think you’re being ‘ironically’ funny by growing a moustache, wearing skinny jeans and rocking a floppy hat.
You either have no job or are a pretend DJ.
Captain & Coke
You are cocky, pop your collar and your parents pay your rent.
Sex on the Beach, Pina Colada, Apple Martini
Guys – You’re going home alone and probably have a tab at Red Lobster.
Girls – You can’t handle your liquor and will be puking these rainbow concoctions out in no time.
Martini
You’re trying to be sophisticated like James Bond.
You don’t really know what’s in it and how drunk you’re gonna get but man will you look sharp!
Kamikaze
Because this is the only shot you have ever heard of.
Thomas Gold – Sat 03.03.12 [Glow at Fur Nightclub]
GLOW Washington DC presents:
Thomas Gold
www.thomas-gold.com
Opening set by Matt Goldman
Saturday March 3, 2012
Fur Nightclub
33 Patterson St NE # A
Washington D.C., DC 20002-3349
(202) 842-3401
Doors at 10pm, Ages 18+
Jesse Tittsworth Birthday Bash: Thurs 02.23.12 [U-Hall]
U Street Music Hall co-owner, moombahton mob boss, connoisseur of gastronomy and friend of octopi near and far Jesse Tittsworth is turning 30-something!
The DC nightlife favorite is celebrating as only a DJ/club owner should – with a reckless sh*t show of a party!
Starting things off is Switch vs. Sinden. You may know Switch from his work as 1/2 of Major Lazer.
He and Diplo have been responsible for some of the most bad ass dance music-reggae-dance hall crossovers to date.
He’s crushed it at festivals, killed it in clubs and is for sure gonna slam his boy Titts’ birthday!
And what’s a DJ’s birthday without some tunes by the guest of honor? Jesse Tittsworth needs no introduction to DC clubbing. His involvement with U-Hall was the icing on U Street’s nightlife revival.
His reckless energy behind the decks in on display throughout the country and world.
He’s been in the studio working something furious lately, prepare for the new hotness!
* No octopi were harmed in the writing of this blog *
Best Ways to Get Kicked Out of the Club
Surefire Ways to Get the Boot
There’s nothing like getting wasted and grinding on your girl while swinging her bra around your head… ’til you see the flashlight in your face and feel a bouncer’s arm around your neck. People watch in disgust as cabs drive by you in that puke-stained shirt. It has happened to the best of us, so here is what to avoid!
Underage Drinking
This is a no-brainer! What? The big “X” on your hand didn’t tip you off?
Though there are plenty of under 21 nightclubs in DC, save the drinking until your 21. Your waistline will thank you, and so will security.
If you must drink pre-21, hop the border to our neighbors in Mexico or Canada and enjoy the hangover!
The Runaway
Somewhere between the bar and the front door must lay the Bermuda Triangle.Why people guzzle down drinks then disappear without paying is a mystery.
It’s the same as walking into the mall and walking out with unpaid merchandise.Maybe a security tab stapled onto guest’s nuts would keep them from walking out.
Touching the Dancers
Look, but don’t touch!
Dancers like DC nightlife’s Glow Girls are there to get you dancing, not to get you off. Think of it like a zoo animal and keep your fingers out of the cage.
Sloppy Drunks
It can be hard with so many drink specials, but drinking past your limit is dangerous to your health and more importantly annoying to everyone.
Stumbling around like a drunken buffoon just leads to fights, messy puking and the risk of a DUI!
Fighting
Can’t we all just get along?
Alcohol + the typical macho douche bag =unnecessary brawls
Why get thrown out of the club and into a cop car?
Frisky Business
Save the aggressive PDA for your mom’s basement. Removing articles of clothing and/or humping like dogs in heat in the middle of the dance floor is gross.
Two thumbs up for your exhibitionist spirit, but it’s better suited for soft-core porn than a public place.
Geysers
Keep a lid on your bodily fluids.
Can’t hold it in? Try an adult diaper.
Throwing up is so High School! Know your limit!
Save the spitting for the baseball diamond and if the unspeakable is your issue, there is a nice room waiting at Shady Pines Retirement Village.
Inventive Weaponry
Carrying a weapon will make sure you do not enter the nightclub, though in the heat of an alcohol fueled rage clubbers creative senses may heighten.
Your new stiletto heels= Blunt Force Object
Hairspray= Easy mace in a pinch
That pic sticking out from your fro= Knife Fight
Disrespecting the Bouncer
Sometimes bouncers will give you a warning before kicking you to the curb.
This is your one chance to redeem yourself.
No need to dig your own grave by fighting with the bouncer, he may be an escaped convict, a bounty hunter, a cop, or just bigger than you.
Grab Bag
Unwarranted grabbing at other guests is a sure fire way to get thrown out.
Would you grab someone at Starbucks or in passing on the street? NO!
If you would, you are probably already shunned from society or sharing a cell at the DC Correctional Institution.
Hot Pockets
Busy bartenders may not get a moment to immediately pick up their tips off the bar.
Helping yourself to their money, or trying to pawn off another customer’s tip as your own is a great way to piss off the bartender and be escorted out, sober, and alone.
Wrecking Ball
AVOID!!!
Throwing glassware
Jumping on furniture
Destroying club property
Though a common practice of rockstars in hotel rooms, or gorillas in a cage, throwing property is a no-no.
Passing Out
The pass out is akin to the narcoleptic. One moment, fine, the next…
“Yeah! Party! Woo Hoo, I love this….” THUMP!
You definitely don’t want this to be you, especially if you are wearing a dress.
Murder on the Dancefloor
Clubs can be very territorial.
Make sure not to over step your bounds and try to move in on the owner’s wife/girlfriend.
Castration may follow!
Some people come to a nightclub looking for trouble. Others can’t handle their liquor interact socially with others. No one likes to be asked or told to leave an establishment, especially when they paid to get in. If security has reminded the guest several times about their conduct, it will come as no surprise when they’re finally asked to leave. remember, what gets you thrown out may also get you in trouble with the law!
Sundays: NFL Sunday Ticket at Barcöde
Wondering where the bars with NFL Sunday Ticket in DC are? Barcode Restaurant, Bar and Lounge serves as one of the nicer DC sports bars around… especially because of the free WiFi! There’s plenty of reasons to come out to cheer on your favorite team:
NFL Sunday Ticket = EVERY Game
TEN 42″ HDTV’s & TWO 70″ HD Projectors
Manage your fantasy team on FREE WiFi!
Doors at NOON, Open Until 2 am!
Drink Specials
- $1 Bud Light and $2 Guinness bottles all day!
- $5 Mimosa’s, Mango Bellini’s and Bloody Marys
Food Specials
- Half off pizzas all day!
- Full menu offered everyday till 12AM
Call to make table reservations for lunch, dinner, or bottle service at: 202-955-9001
Time: Sundays, Doors at NOON, open until 2 am!
Location
Barcode Restaurant, Bar and Lounge
1101 17th Street Northwest
Washington D.C., DC 20036-4704
(202) 955-9001
Learn more about Barcode DC
U-Street Music Hall
- Venue Type: Underground Club
- Estimated Size: 500
- Amenities: None, and that’s the point. No photo, no video.
- Cover Charge: $10 – $20, usually free before 11 for 21+
- Hours: Early shows start at 7pm
Nightlife generally 10 – 2 or 3 - Dress Code: None
- Age Requirement: 18+ must purchase tix in advance
- Neighborhood: U Street
- Address: 1115A U Street NW Washington, DC 20009. (202) 588-1880
- Website: www.ustreetmusichall.com
- Atmosphere: Famous since its 2010 opening, U Street Music Hall is an underground DJ and concert venue that focuses on the music. No bottle service, no state of the art light system, no bells, no whistles. The sound system however, is arguably the best in DC nightlife. Featuring DJ acts in the evening spinning techno, dubstep, moombahton and underground house; and live acts early doing indy, punk, samba, rap, big band and more; U-Hall caters to the ‘be yourself and party hard’ kind of crowd.
Venue Overview
The building at 1115 U street houses a 7/11, Subway, Dry Cleaner and a door with a small black awning featuring a “U” with a lighting bolt through it. The door leads down a set of stairs, passed a ticketing booth and into U Street Music Hall. The layout is simple, a rectangle and a square are connected at the corners.
Enterimg U-Hall you find yourself in a hang-out area with a bar, passed that is a large rectangular room with a stage on the near side, DJ booth on the far side, bar on the left-hand wall and kitchen between the bar and stage. That’s it! The beauty of U Street Music Hall is its simplicity. It’s about the music, period.
Parties
- Moombahton Massive happens the last Wednesday of every month. It’s the global flagship party of the DC-born, internationally recognized Moombahton genre of dance music.
- Red Fridays bring DC nightlife its weekly deep, disco and tech house party featuring local and international DJs.
- Blisspop happens the 4th Saturday of every month and is hosted by DJ/venue co-owner Will Eastman.
- Nouveau Riche is a concept by Gavin Holland, Steve Starks & Nacey. They make music and make it literal with a monthly Saturday rager.
- In addition, outside promoters are known to book international acts like Richie Hawtin, Skream & Benga, Paco Osuna, J. Cole, Lee Foss, Joe Budden and more.
Get Hooked Up
Get the U-Hall logo (on the awning above) tattooed anywhere on your body and receive free entry/cut the line privileges for life.
Latest Updates from U Street Music Hall
Video Tour: U Hall in Washington DC
Watcha Think?
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Clarendon
Clarendon is the heart of Arlington, VA’s nightlife and dining scene. A variety of restaurants, clubs, lounges, live venues and bars makes it an eclectic, middle-of-the-road destination. With new restaurants, retail space and luxury condos being built, this DC suburb located just over the Key Bridge from Georgetown is full of young professionals looking for a good time.
Madrose Tavern
Located at the intersection of Washington and Clarendon Blvd: Madrose features a large outdoor patio outside while the inside contains a lounge and dining area.
The food is pub-inspired complete with an extensive beer selection and full bar.
Madrose serves dinner from 4 to 11 pm but the party doesn’t stop until 2am as guests party the night away. Weekends also feature a lively brunch 10:30am to 2:30pm.
A-Town
A-Town caters to every crowd from family dinner to a wild night out on the town!
A-Town is popular as a sports bar, specifically during football games and features one of the biggest Sunday brunch buffets you’ll ever see.
Clarendon Ballroom
Clarendon Ballroom in Arlington is exactly what the name says.
The room is huge, the dance parties are awesome and you can rent it out for private parties. There’s also an ill roof.
The crowd is ready for whatever!
Guarapo
Owned by the same group as Chi-Cha lounge, Guarapo is Clarendon’s top hookah spot.
It’s the only place in town that offers Guarapo cocktails (sugar cane syrup mixed with vodka and lime juice).
With a nice tapas menu and DJs, its always a safe bet.
Spider Kelly’s
Spider Kelly’s is kinda like Chuck-E-Cheese for big kids that wanna get wasted. We love that.
Bigger and better than ever, recent renovations brought a new bar, lounge areas, pool tables, shuffleboard, darts and video games to the neighborhood spot that’s open late every night!
Liberty Tavern
Inside sources tell us this a great place to hunt big cats, if ya know what we mean.
Dining room upstairs, bar downstairs, nice beer/wine/cocktail menu… happy hunting!
Ri Ra
From the website and description you’d think this Irish pub was more suited to a 30’s crowd, but we heard different!
With so many young pros and college students in the area, Ri Ra can get pretty crazy.
Arlington Rooftop
Movie night, trivia night and obviously a bad ass rooftop in the heart of it all.
Definitely a little more of a young professional than a ‘let’s get wasted’ kind of place. But all that means is good beer and a clean roof.
CLOSED: K Street Lounge
- Venue Type: Lounge
- Estimated Size: 400 people
- Amenities: 1 Floor, Bottle Service, Private Events, Valet Parking
- Cover Charge: $20
- Hours:
Friday & Saturday 10:00 pm – 3:00 am
Sunday 10:00 pm – 2:00 am - Dress Code: Fashionable
- Age Requirement: 21+
- Neighborhood: K Street
- Address: 1301 K Street, NW, Washington, DC 20005 202.962.3933
- Website: http://www.kstreetdc.com
- Atmosphere: Trendy/upscale.
Venue Overview
kstreet lounge is one of a handful of lounges to pop up over the course of K Street’s urban facelift in the past decade. With an emphasis on bottle service and table reservations but extra room for casual partiers to get their groove on, kstreet provides a spot for dancing, drinking, and socializing.
Traditionally a luxury playground for a late 20s, early 30s crowd of lawyers and lobbyists, kstreet is starting to expand its clientele by appealing to a younger crowd. While the “who’s who” of DC are a common sight at this venue – sporting Gucci and dropping off their exotic foreign cars at the lounge’s valet parking (complimentary with table reservation) – throngs of mid-early 20s professionals sporting Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger are helping pack the small but popping dance floor.
When you get too sweaty from dancing up a storm, kick back at your table or post up on the bar and soak in the lounge’s 14 plasma TVs, a high-end projection screen, and 20 LCD monitors with customizable content. kstreet is equipped for some serious audio-visual entertainment action.
After cooling off, perhaps give yourself a look in a mirror to make sure your hair gel or makeup isn’t running: the lounge’s minimalist, futuristic-looking white-on-white color scheme keeps the venue relatively illuminated. Although a great place to be “seen,” it doesn’t really offer the intimate privacy of a dark corner.
Parties
- Friday: Hip hop and R&B
- Saturday: Hip hop and R&B
- Sunday: Top 40s and House
Latest Updates from kstreet
Get Hooked Up
Call 202.962.3933 or get on the guest list at: www.kstreetdc.com/calendar
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Sunday Funday: Sun 01.15.12 [Ultrabar]
Sunday Funday means No Work and No School Monday!
Join us on Sunday, January 15 as DC nightlife celebrates a day off! When the government shuts its doors, we open ours up!
Featuring…
- Free entry for everyone 21+
- Main Floor + Mezzanine
- Greek Party in the Bedroom
- Music by…
DJ Saam
Panorama Podcast Ep. 1: DJ Saam by DCClubbing
DJ Nugen
Nu Wave Seduction by dj Nugen
