Pop the Glock! Revolver moving out of Studio A!

by Duran, 03/27/2007

Revolver is leaving Studio A, which I'm sad to say may mean Studio A's days are numbered. Numerous sources have told me that the venue has been struggling just to break even since it open last year. And with the Thursday night that never was Plastik Fantastik gone, the quick death of SceneWolf and now Revolver leaving its Friday night slot, this means Studio A is left with an empty arsenal.

The final Revolver at Studio A will be this Friday, featuring DJs Steve Aoki (that man ain't gone yet?) and Mr. White. Then Joshua Menendez is taking the infamous party on a roadtrip to New York and Los Angeles, taking along with him the lovely Lauren A. That means the party will be on hiatus until Joshua's return. The party will re-open at the undisclosed venue April 20. While I'm sad to see the party leave Studio A, especially since it's becoming a sort of security blanket for me club-wise, I love when parties get rejuvenated because of a move.

With the venue yet to be revealed, let the speculation begin! Here are my thoughts: I doubt it will be on the Beach. It would be HILARIOUS if it returned to SoHo, but that's doubtful. PS14? Too small. Post? Too small and far. Back to Pawn Shop? Well, Black Lipstick has been doing well, so maybe. Or is there a brand new venue in the works? Tick tock, I guess we'll have to wait.

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There are 13 comments about this post:
comment #0, posted by adriana h. at 03/27/2007 9:56pm Reply
WTF?! that makes me a little sad..i grew to love to studio after a while. =(

i can only hope this is for the better....
comment #1, posted by Lackner at 03/28/2007 08:23am Reply
That is a shame. Studio A has become an important place for me, full of great memories. On the bright side, at least Josh is trying to innovate.

Duran and I had an outstanding bet about a new venue so this may mean we can finally settle it.
pop lock and drop it
comment #2, posted by Duran at 03/28/2007 08:29am Reply
And I really felt Studio A really flexed its muscles during WMC. It arguably had some of the best lineups night after night.
Ghost of Miami Nights Past
comment #3, posted by Lackner at 03/28/2007 08:40am Reply
Perhaps X, O, J and them can move Moneyshot to Studio A to make up for the loss. *nudge nudge* :-D :-D
pop lock and drop it
comment #4, posted by Lackner at 03/28/2007 08:40am Reply
And fairly few logistical problems too; the door waits were reasonable, drinks kept flowing, music kept pumping, no fire marshall or plumbing incidents..
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comment #5, posted by that guy at 03/28/2007 2:50pm Reply
The venue uses six+ year old sound reinforcement. The parties may or may not have been good, but sonic fatigue ensued every night I paid a visit. I'm not a die-hard for Revolver, but for their sake, they should have their next party in a properly outfitted venue.
comment #6, posted by David Jon at 03/28/2007 4:03pm Reply
its so circa its not even funny.
-David Jon
comment #7, posted by Lackner at 03/28/2007 4:17pm Reply
I dont think Circa is large enough
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comment #8, posted by B.A.C. at 03/28/2007 6:21pm Reply
I'm actually sad 'Volver is leaving Studio A. That venue has a special place in my heart and I am pulling for them in their future endeavors. One things for sure I will continue supporting their events and live shows because we need a place like that in Miami to counter the monotony that is Miami top 40. And besides, working with Studio A during our anniversary event was always professional and cordial. You can't ask for much more than that in this industry. Cheers!
I am the eggman
comment #9, posted by Lackner at 03/28/2007 6:27pm Reply
I hope they find another party to fill in their balance books, perhaps Moneyshot or Poplife could take their respective evenings to A.
pop lock and drop it
comment #10, posted by liddy at 03/29/2007 1:32pm Reply
Im going to miss Revolver at Studio A as well, we had some really good times there. I think Circa would be great, but it is too small. Maybe they could open up that back parking lot like Pawn (used to) do?
comment #11, posted by Peter at 03/29/2007 9:10pm Reply
They need to move revolver closer to the heart of downtown, but some place totally random, my vote is for the roof of the four seasons, that that would be a fun place to get trashed lol, look out below...
Sad but true, if studio a can't get something up and running on a continual basis their days are..*sniffle sniffle whimper* numbered
"All the world's a stage, and we but poor players who strut and fret our hour and are heard of no more"-William Shakespeare
comment #12, posted by that guy at 03/30/2007 1:11pm Reply
Opening a club should not be entered into lightly. They should teach a course at MDC that people should take before being granted a liquor license.

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