Thanksgiving Weekend Nightlife Guide
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There are probably few DJs in the world that haven’t played at Avalon, a cavernous theater/danceteria that’s one of L.A.’s prime destinations for dance music. The entire space can fit a little under 1500 people and has also been host to gatherings from concerts to raves. Avalon consists mainly of a stage and a huge dancefloor, with more seating upstairs in the balcony. Larger events and special parties often spill over into Bardot upstairs. The building itself has had a storied past since its beginnings as the Hollywood Playhouse in 1927. The Beatles performed their first West Coast concert there and the Rolling Stones, Prince and Nirvana have graced its stage during its last incarnation as the Palace. Currently, club nights like Saturday’s Avaland welcome world-famous electronica DJs like John Digweed, Felix Da Housecat and the Crystal Method. Upstairs from Avalon, one of Hollywood's hottest scenes takes place nightly at Bardot, where the door can be difficult. Just because you get into Avalon, doesn't mean you've made it into Bardot (the two clubs have separate entrances, though staff can go back and forth between the two venues and during special events they are joined).
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A lil overrated. Come her only if you like large crowds and heavy music. Not my scene

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