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Crash Trash and Weekend Bash! Riverside, Friday

The Crash Trash And Weekend Bash! staff is growing by leaps and bounds. This installment takes the lovely club ingenue, Jennifer Browning, Old School Reviewer Christopher Byron Phillips and musical waif,...
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Uptown Market and City Kidz Grand Opening

This weekend, Saturday October 17th, Uptown Market and City Kidz Ice Cream will be celebrating their...
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Hello Danger! Interview: Fun Music, Great People.

After their recent show at Jackrabbits, Jennifer Browning caught up with the hot local band that is making...
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Crash Trash and Weekend Bash! Downtown Part 2!

Join us on part two of our ongoing reviews of the nightspots and watering holes of Jacksonville! This...
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MetroJacksonville Club Ratings Scorecard

A handy quick visual guide of the rankings of nightlife so far, determined by rating scores. From the...
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Crash Trash and Weekend Bash! The MJ Club Crawl.

The Metro Jacksonville Club Review Team goes out into the wilds of Jacksonville's hoary night club scene....
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Italo Disco and Electro Boogie

A primer on Italo Disco and Electro Boogie, the fun retro musical genres that are making a second round...
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Steph Says: Taverna in San Marco!

Our intrepid restaurant reviewer, Steph Bewley checks out the soft opening of Taverna, the new restaurant...
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Phillip Cardona Interviews DJ Nick Fresh

Phillip Cardona well known for his amazing depth and breadth of musical knowledge interviews Nick Puzzo,...
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The Real Shanty Town Pub

Located at the corner of 6th and Main, Shanty Town Pub is a truly unique Springfield neighborhood bar....
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