It's offical, the place has been sold in as of right now the future is unknown. It has been a clubhouse and second home to the live music scene in some form since the early 90s. The old location hosted such great bands as X, Mud Honey, L7, NIL8, Jesus Lizard, Ween, Billy Goat, House of Large Sizes, PAW, New Bomb Turks, Digits, New Duncan Imperials, Mercy Rule and Dumpster Juice.

Adolescents/Street Dogs/The Vacancies
Hairy Mary's
August 6th, 2006

First thing was that it was a dry show. This may have been a problem for some
but I remember when shows were all dry and in fact the reason they were on
Sunday was cause they didn't have a Sunday ligour licence.

At any rate, first up was the Vacancies from Cheveland. They had just put out

NOFX
Wolves in Wolves Clothing
Fat Wreck Cords

NOFX has built a strong following through DIY. They own their own label, book
their own shows and have gone out of their way not to gain support through the
radio or the mainstream. Instead they have built up one of the strongest punk
following in the world the old fashion way by putting out good records and
touring.

New York Dolls – Self Titled
Mercury Records

Back in 88 or 89, I remember sitting around a table at the now dead
and gone Y-Not Grill. It was about 3 in the morning and the five of us at the
table were either a little drunk or giddy from lack of sleep and countless
cups of coffee. In our state of mind the subject of this our own Algonquin

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes
Love Their Country
Fat Wrech Records

<Flogging Molly - “Whiskey on a Sunday”
One Side Dummy records
http://www.sideonedummy.com

The last time I saw Flogging Molly was a Warpped a few years back. We
fought our way against the stampid of preteen girls rush to see teenbeat
darlings Simple Plan to get a good spot for Flogging Molly. After much effect,

Die Huns
You Rot Me
Volcom Entertainment

The Huns have been a side project for US Bombs/Skateboard legend Duane Petters
since 2000. Through a number of line-ups they had tour everywhere and put out
a three albums. As fate with have it Duane ran into Corey Parks at a Damned
show in LA in 2002 After talking about what she had been up to since leaving

The history of the Architects starts with the Gadjits. The cute teen
band from the 90s that wore those Twotone suits and played Skacore. I had
booked them into the old Safari club a number of times but lost track of them
soon after they signed to Hellcat. So, when my friend Sophia brought up this