EVERY MONDAY – Whisky a Go-Go

Fast Times at The World Famous Whisky a Go-Go Every Monday Night. GET IN FREE. Just click the ticket Link and secure your tickets. 

Fast Times the Ultimate 80’s Concert Experience live at The Whisky a Go-Go every Monday Night. Fast Times performs the best of the 80’s rock and new wave music. Complete concert spectacle with LED Screens, Lasers, Fog machines, the whole works. You will feel like you are at a concert in the 80s and what better venue to be at than the world-famous Whisky a Go-Go on the Sunset Strip. It all happens every Monday at The Whisky.

NOTE: NO Shows on May 9th, May 23rd, May 30th, July 4th, Sept 5th

Different Special Guest opening band every week. Get in Free. Click the Tickets link to get your tickets. A limited number of tickets so don’t wait to secure yours. All others pay $10 at the door so you must get your advanced tickets here if you want to get in for free.

8901 W. Sunset Blvd West Hollywood, CA 90069

As long as there has been a Los Angeles rock scene, there has been the Whisky A Go-Go. An anchor on the Sunset Strip since its opening in 1964, the Whisky A Go-Go has played host to rock ‘n’ roll’s most important bands, from the Doors, Janis Joplin, and Led Zeppelin to today’s up-and-coming new artists.

On January 16, 1964, a small club on the Sunset Strip opened its doors for the first time.

It was The Whisky a Go Go, the first-ever live music venue to be inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame and the most iconic club on the Strip. Founded by Mario Maglieri, Elmer Valentine, and Phil Tanzini – The Whisky had to spell its name without the ‘e’ in whiskey because Los Angeles city zoning laws didn’t allow any club to be named after alcohols (The Whisky constantly had problems with the city and for a while had the name “The Whisk?”). The world-famous Whisky a Go Go opened on Jan. 15, 1964, with a concert by Johnny Rivers.

A DJ named Joanie Labine (the first DJ at The Whisky) played records in a booth that was suspended to the right of the stage in between Johnny Rivers’ sets. Labine entertained the crowd by dancing and the idea of the go-go dancer was born. Very soon a ‘costume’ of the go-go dancers also emerged: a girl wearing a short, fringed skirt and high, white boots: a trend that will spread to all discotheques and nightclubs all across the country.

And the rest is history…

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