All posts tagged "ed bailey"
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[Photos] Last Night in Town
Town Danceboutique held its final party last weekend and we were there to capture the bittersweet celebration to the very end.
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Exclusive Photos: Portraits of Town
A selection of the bartenders, DJs, drag performers, managers, and patrons who helped to make Town Danceboutique a special destination
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Our Town: Celebrating a Decade of DJs, Dancing, and Drag
John Guggenmos, Ed Bailey, and Jim "Chachi" Boyle exclusively discuss a decade of Town Danceboutique
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Town Turns Ten: Celebrating ten years of DC’s largest LGBTQ nightclub
Lady Bunny and Chris Cox will toast the storied nightclub on its 10th -- and final -- anniversary.
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Town opens up for a Big Gay Flea Market on October 1
The Big Gay Flea is a first-of-its-kind market aimed squarely at queers who love to rummage
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Town to close on July 1, 2018
Popular nightlife venue to be turned into apartment complex
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John Guggenmos: Dear President Trump
Dear President Trump, This letter has been incredibly difficult for me to write. I wanted to write something positive and inspirational, and that somehow we’re...
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Trade, the city’s newest “gay dive bar,” opens tonight!
Bar is the newest venue from the owners of Town and Number Nine.
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The Return of Billy Carroll
Billy Carroll steps out of retirement to relive Velvet Nation at Town
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Outdoor Expansion: The Patio at Town
A new outdoor bar "showplace," The Patio at Town has a chic but comfortable ambiance
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Velvet Town
Ed Bailey can't say for certain that Thunderpuss's monster '90s-era club jams were first played publicly at D.C.'s Velvet Nation. ''I think that that's what...
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Tracks from Tracks: Exploring The Former Club’s Music
“Tracks was very transformative and influential in the D.C. music scene, far beyond any of the acclaim that it’s gotten,” says Patrick Little, who was...
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Lightning Strikes Again
Like so many others, Patrick Little credits Tracks in making him the gay man he is today. ''It's a common story of Tracks,'' he says....
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Bailey's Crossroad
METRO WEEKLY: What did Tracks mean to you? ED BAILEY: Tracks was where my passion and my love affair with nightlife and nightclubs started, absolutely....
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Up Town
In the early '90s, nationally recognized club singers, from Crystal Waters to CeCe Peniston, were the chief draw for gay nightclubs. Soon after, DJs became...
