Chris L
Active Member
Clubs seem to have to toe the line more than ever these days with remaining 'underground' and catering to the masses and/or VIP's. This to me is a classic example of that with what HI is trying to do a little with their music policy and actual designing of the club. I'll say it again most people probably wont like it (unless you're one of those VIPS), i for one dont like it at all, but i do understand it. I'll make a slight comparison to a New York club which is Output, it was very industrial at the start when it opened 4 years ago or so, very clued up crowd, rugged feel. It now has brand new lighting system, light up railings, craft cocktails, and people go there on a friday/saturday simply bc its a 'cool place to go'. They still book decent talent but it has certainly lost a lot of its 'underground' feel and appeal. Age old question, cater to the masses/VIPS or keep it underground and have integrity with that crowd, my guess not so easy choice and places like Hi will try their best to cater to both.