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This is Vip club is one of the most publicized night clubs in Vegas. Pure nightclub offers 36,000 square feet of unbeatable party action that continues to draw thousands of tourists and beautiful people alike. The club is one of the most advanced clubs in town, featuring an amazing lighting system and multilevel design that can satisfy even the most jaded club kid.

The 14,000 square foot outdoor terrace  with access via a glass elevator or a winding staircase it offers incredible, panoramic views of the Strip. With three different rooms, each offering a different atmosphere and style of music. The main room is decorated in shates of white, ivory, cream and silver.

Skin Pool Lounge offers other diversions such as poolside blackjack, massages, outdoor swings, mouth-watering beverages and snacks, unique double-decker cabanas.

Pure celebrates nightlife in its modern simplicity, making it the perfect nightlife escape. Pure is three venues in one, each featuring its own DJ, sound systems and sexy style.

This is the place where Britney Spears and Paris Hilton might have way too much to drink and then end up on the cover of a tabloid.

Originally opened in September of 1977, the Paradise has endured as one of Boston’s premiere rock and roll clubs for over 25 years. It holds a place in history as the first venue that U2 ever performed in the USA and has hosted some of rock’s elite including: The Police, AC/DC, Blondie, REM, The Jam, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Elvis Costello, The Pretenders, Dire Straits, Billy Joel, INXS, Tom Waits, Tom Tom Club, Television, Mission of Burma, Cheap Trick, Joe Jackson, Rage Against the Machine, The Pixies, Joe Strummer, Coldplay and so so many more!!For large, national acts and the occasional local bill, head into the Back Room where you and hundreds of fans can experience one of the best sound and light systems in town. Ideal sight lines from every angle in this room, topped with plush couches and its own bar upstairs, makes for an ideal live music experience. The more intimate Lounge (which was once a dance club), serves up an ideal after-work menu of cheap eats, quality brews, live music, DJ and occasional burlesque dancers in a warm and inviting setting. Paintings from local artists decorate the walls and private seating upstairs beckons to lovers and xenophobes, alike. The Paradise is here to stay as one of Boston’s best live music venues.
People lined up down the block at The Paradise Rock Club near Boston University to check out Detroit’s The Von Bondies on Monday night.
Bondies’ fans got a special treat with openers Johnny Headband, also from Detroit. The two brothers, Chad (lead vox/keys) and Keith (bass/guitar), hit the stage dressed all in white, with their drummer presiding behind dressed in black. They played inspired danced rock numbers, and it was obvious they were having an illicit amount of fun.