2262 Barksdale Boulevard
Bossier City, LA 71112
Bossier County
Phone: (318) 752-2347
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by Garrett P. on The first DJ that a friend used to turn me on to electronic music was Bad Boy Bill, followed by Richard Humpty Vission. One of the things that he would tell me to listen to was how quickly these guys could mix, in other words going from one song, and then within less than a minute setting up the next record, matching beats and finding a good spot to drop it in. Turns out, this takes a lot of talent. I don't think their house DJ has it like that. These days most of these guys are using hard drive stored music and laptops with programs on them that help them match the beats. It helps, sure, and it makes anyone capable of mixing songs at a breakneck speed, but I think they've missed the point.. If you're playing a good song (read: people are dancing), then you don't have to show off to yourself by flipping songs every 45 seconds. It's ok. We're not at an ADHD convention, and your audience isn't a bunch of 7 year old boys who've been given 2 lattes. Sit back, create a groove and keep dropping beats. But don't assault anyone with them. Also, the bouncers seem way less douche-y here than at neighboring spots, though the drinks are equally ridiculous in price. Then they autograt you regardless of how much you ordered/spent.
by Bong E. on Came here on a Wednesday night and suprisingly it was pretty packed around 11:30p, not so packed when we got there around 10:30. Anyway, parking $15 on a Wednesday night?! The first thing I do whenever I go to a club like this is head straight for the front of the line so I can talk to one of the guys who checks ID's to get a feel for how long the wait is gonna be. There were 2 lines, so I ask the guy which one is for just general admission. He says to me "go in this line it's shorter." HAHAHA, I've never heard that before, but he was telling me the truth, there was no difference between the two lines. Once we get in after waiting maybe like 15mins, suprisingly no cover!! Nice. Once inside, they were doing re-modeling so there is a donation box, OK I'll donate since there was no cover. Headed straight for the bar ordered grey/redbull, belve/tonic and shot of patron - $40 please. What do you expect I guess. The music was good, crowd was decent, dancefloor tiny and smoking area crowded. Would I go back, depends on the night but probably not on a Friday or Saturday, I think it would be way too crowded. I saw Lisa M's review and thought the same thing "Despite the fact that there is some ghetto-looking mexican restaurant sign over the club, I like it here." But it would depend on the night I go.
by Lauren Odam on Be forewarned-- you aren't so much as sliding down the slide as you are ricocheting down it! Injuries can be sustained! Anyway, wow this is totally an L.A. club... The only difference between this bar and an L.A. club is the slide. A perfectly average club with nice bouncers and staff. There was no cover when I went on a Friday night. Some people were dressed quite casually but the majority of the crowd dresses up. If you are guys with no girls, they will not let you in. Minus one star because my sex on the beach was $9 and that's harsh.
