You know that feeling? It’s 1 a.m., the music is deafening, your drink costs $18, and you can’t hear a word your friend is saying. What if that whole scene is… over? We’re not just guessing. The ...

Bangkok's roaring nightlife is world famous. In late July, I struck out to experience the city's club scene for myself. But take it from me: The neighborhood night market, not the nightclubs, is where ...

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — The tide is slowly turning for how Gen Z is partying. Less alcohol. Less dark and loud nightclubs. Fewer hangovers. Nightlife trends for young adults are undergoing a shift in ...

When we look around at nightlife, it's nothing like it was 10 years ago. Clubs that would have once had droves of people queued outside on a Saturday night now stand desolate, and Gen Z are ditching ...

In March 2020, the nightlife producer and DJ Frankie Sharp was about to sign a lease for a four-story building in Hell’s Kitchen in Manhattan, which he planned to turn into a gay club called the Q.

You know the feeling—the one of anticipation as you descend into a dimly lit basement or traverse a corridor into a huge room where bodies are moving in time to the music. You might have enjoyed the ...