Welcome to Retromanila
January 30, 2004 | 12:00am
Thirtysomethings have come home. They had been orphaned by the metro nightlife. Young, crowded clubs or ballroom dancing are not their thing. When retro-themed events were offered, they came out of hiding and let their hair down. Now even the Gen-Xers are joining in the no-holds-barred night following their older counterparts. Will this be a fad or a regular offering in Manila?
Check out the weekly retro events featuring DJs or live bands with 80s or 90s music:
DecaDance at Dreambar@6750, Fridays and Cuervo 90s Anthems, Saturdays
Famarue at Ice Vodka, Fridays
Temple, Fridays
Teak on January 31 and alternating Saturdays thereafter
Wasabi, Saturdays
Icon special events at V Bar, schedule to be announced
Rockin Revival at Dish, Tuesdays
80s Music at Bed, Wednesdays
8 Track Retro Band at Chef and Brewer Ortigas, Wednesdays
Flashdance 80s Music at Flute, Thursdays
A new addition is the weekly 90s night that was launched at Dreambar last Saturday. With New Year of the Monkey as a theme, Cuervo Tequila transformed the venue into a forest of the animals habitat. It was Chinese-Filipino friendship day with dancers in both the local Ati-atihan and dragon themes snaking their way around the Glorietta circle while the 90s music of James McCrannie kept the crowd on its feet.
Check out the weekly retro events featuring DJs or live bands with 80s or 90s music:
DecaDance at Dreambar@6750, Fridays and Cuervo 90s Anthems, Saturdays
Famarue at Ice Vodka, Fridays
Temple, Fridays
Teak on January 31 and alternating Saturdays thereafter
Wasabi, Saturdays
Icon special events at V Bar, schedule to be announced
Rockin Revival at Dish, Tuesdays
80s Music at Bed, Wednesdays
8 Track Retro Band at Chef and Brewer Ortigas, Wednesdays
Flashdance 80s Music at Flute, Thursdays
A new addition is the weekly 90s night that was launched at Dreambar last Saturday. With New Year of the Monkey as a theme, Cuervo Tequila transformed the venue into a forest of the animals habitat. It was Chinese-Filipino friendship day with dancers in both the local Ati-atihan and dragon themes snaking their way around the Glorietta circle while the 90s music of James McCrannie kept the crowd on its feet.
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