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Ball & Chain

I recommend hitting up Ball & Chain by 8 PM on the weekends to avoid long lines and snag a good spot. It gets super crowded later!

My advice is to explore the outdoor patio; it's a cool place to chill and enjoy a breeze. But watch out for those pesky mosquitoes!
Studio 54

My advice is to scan for any local deals or discounts on entry. I found one on a Vegas deal site that saved me a few bucks!

If you're into cocktails, try their signature drinks, but I suggest checking the prices first. Some can be steep, so maybe have a budget in mind!

I suggest using rideshare instead of parking; the parking situation seemed tight and it's easier to let someone else handle the driving.

I recommend showing up around 10 PM; that's when the vibe really starts heating up. Getting there too early can make it feel kinda dead.
House of Blues

I suggest bringing cash for tips at the bar. The bartenders were quick and friendly, but I regretted not having small bills on hand to show my appreciation

My advice is to grab dinner at the restaurant before the show. The food was good, but it got real busy right before the concert started.

I suggest checking the schedule online before you go. Certain nights have bigger acts, and you don't want to miss out on a great show if you can help it!

Think about buying your tickets in advance. I waited until the day of and ended up paying a bit more than I wanted for the show.
E11EVEN Miami

Don't forget to check out their late-night menu before 2 AM. I totally missed out on some great snacks because I didn't think to look until we were wrapping up!
9:30 Club

Check their calendar for upcoming acts. You might discover some local bands you won’t want to miss. I ended up loving a band I’d never heard of before!

My advice is to check out their social media for any last-minute deals on tickets. I scored some discounted entry just by being on the lookout.

I suggest arriving at least an hour early for the shows. The line can get really long, and you don’t wanna miss any of the opening acts! Trust me, it's worth it.

If you’re planning to park, either use a rideshare or get there early to snag a spot! Parking around the club can be a hassle, at least I found it tough!
Ophelia's Electric Soapbox

I suggest checking their schedule for live music before you go. Some nights have really great acts, and it’s worth planning your visit around that.
I think arriving right at 8 PM is a good move if you want to catch the early vibe. It gets crowded quickly, and you’ll snag a decent spot for the show!

My advice is to ask the bartenders for their specials. They know the best drinks to get and it could save you some time figuring out what to order.

If you're trying to save money, I recommend hitting the happy hour from 5 to 7 PM. Their drink specials are solid, and it helps soften the blow on your wallet.
House of Yes

I recommend getting there around 10 PM to snag a good spot near the stage. It gets packed quickly, and you'll want a nice view for the performances.

I think it’s smart to follow them on social media for any last-minute updates or special deals. They sometimes post discount codes for entry.
Beach on Bourbon

I recommend arriving after 11 PM if you want a more chill vibe. The place gets super packed earlier, and it's just easier to snag a seat and chat with friends later on.

If you're heading to Beach on Bourbon definitely stop by during Happy Hour which is usually from 5-7 PM. The drink specials are solid and you can avoid the crowd and get good service too!

my advice is to wear comfy shoes. i thought i’d be fine in stylish heels but ended up regretting it after a few hours of dancing. flats or sneakers will save you!
San Francisco Badlands

I suggest checking out the smaller, lesser-known bars. I stumbled upon a hidden gem and had way more fun than at the bigger places that felt crowded and touristy.

Be ready to dance all night, but wear comfy shoes! I learned that the hard way—my feet were killing me by midnight. Flat shoes = more fun!
FreeZone

One thing I learned the hard way is to wear comfy shoes. You’ll be dancing a lot, and trust me, your feet will thank you later!