We are your only hope!

by Duran, 03/14/2007

That's right, either you need to know the right people or be really fast as security hunts you down, because you ain't getting in at Bacardi B-Live since the B-Live Web site is all out of tickets. Hmm, I think though Lackner has a big box FULL of hundreds and hundreds of tickets (I'm not lying). Lackner wanted to shred them to have ticker-tape parade around his block, but I've convinced him otherwise! So this is your last chance to score tickets people! And we are going to announce the final winners of the ticket giveaway through the site soon (if you haven't registered, do it now!) But we are still going to have A LOT left over. So if you happen to stop by our One Year Anniversary party and you happen to be 21, we might bless you with your own free pair of tickets courtesy of the blog you love to hate, Miami Nights. See we aren't always assholes.

B-Live will feature performances by Paul Oakenfold, Camp Freddy, DJ AM and Travis Barker. And in a last minute surprise hipster guru Steve Aoki and local favorites the Spam Allstars will also be on hand!

Oh yea, and stick around for the celebration! All the way from B-more comes Aaron LaCrate spinning that new gutter music sound, and from just across the causeway comes Armand Pena, in his first-ever appearance at Studio A, spinning that crunchy electro shit we love! Also featuring Revolver resident DJs Ryan Evans and the lovely Lauren A. Last but not least, naughty pictures by our very own Mr. Sanders who cries when girls refuse to show the goods on camera. Open bar from 11 p.m. until midnight, plus crazy birthday celebration of our very own Courtney Love, Liddy (aka Lil' Lackner).


8 comment(s)   //   Tags: Bacardi B-Live, Downtown Miami, From The Network, Music

There are 7 comments about this post:

comment #0, posted by CNTRL at 03/14/2007 1:35pm (Reply to this comment)
Revolver neeeds new resident DJs...There are 15 year-olds who can play better music with more skill.

At leasy MN is bringing it with LaCrate...I've seen that dude, he's pretty good when the vibe is right...

but back to the point...they should clean-house as far as thier selectors are concerned

Any opinions?
People Should Quote Themselves...
comment #1, posted by B.A.C. at 03/14/2007 1:59pm (Reply to this comment)
Change is good =)
I am the eggman
comment #2, posted by Chris at 03/14/2007 2:38pm (Reply to this comment)
LOL...

LOL...

LOL...

But aren't they from Marc Jacobs?!? Total street cred.

LOL...
comment #3, posted by David Jon at 03/14/2007 5:36pm (Reply to this comment)
woop woop cant wait! :)
comment #4, posted by Santiago at 03/19/2007 11:57am (Reply to this comment)
I have to agree, Revolver has had crappy DJs for quite some time now. I wonder what happened? I remember going to Revolver at the 1800 Club, 5922, and Soho Lounge; The DJs were fucking awesome...especially during the early years. As soon as they moved to Pawn Shop and Studio A, the Dj quality started going to shit. I miss the early era of Revolver.
comment #5, posted by Lackner at 03/19/2007 2:12pm (Reply to this comment)
Santiago, maybe it is your perception of it, or your appreciation of the genre that has changed? I used to enjoy Soho a lot too, but in retrospect it was pretty fucking stupid. :)
pop lock and drop it
comment #6, posted by Santiago at 03/19/2007 4:03pm (Reply to this comment)
I agree that it would get pretty fucking stupid at SOHO, but the additional rooms were its saving grace. The night has definetley evolved deeper into stupidity at Studio A. I can't count how many times my girl has dragged me over there, and then dragged me out after my first beer because the music was horrible. I know I liked the first few years at Soho, but then something went bad.

But the early years, especially 1800 and 5922, it was a music lovers wet dream. They were even better than Poplife during those days. I remember one of the DJ's would play crazy off-the-wall rock n roll stuff and the set would some how morph into a dance set. It was also the first place that played out the Rapture, Ladytron, Miss Kitten, Le Tigre, Daft Punk's Discovery...way before poplife. I remember hearing Aphex Twin for christ sake. These days, revolver is as progressive as my grandfather.

 



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