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Studio B Brings Miami to Greenpoint?
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Jen Carlson
Published Sep 19, 2006
Modified Mar 7, 2008
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We're a little confused by this new club, Studio B (pictured), brought to us by the people who gave Miami Studio A. Brooklyn Vegan posted this quote from New York Magazine:
"The rockers behind the Delancey and Studio A in Miami have commandeered a onetime Polish nightclub on the outskirts of Greenpoint and are using its over-the-top lights and smoke machines, industrial flavor, and gigantic dance floor for live performances (promoter Todd P. brought the Black Dice to a pre-opening party) and D.J. nights curated by Justine D. (of Motherfucker). In addition to a raised VIP lounge with leather couches overlooking the stage, an intimate, bordello-esque side room hosts its own spinners."
Has anyone been? Smoke machines, VIP lounge, "over the top" lights...what is this doing in Greenpoint? Todd P is booking shows there, which sounds promising.
Studio B is located at 259 Banker Street, btwn Meserole & Calyer Streets, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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