OPEN BARS (3)
Duff's Brooklyn
New York, United States
Iconic Williamsburg heavy-metal dive packed with memorabilia and a legendary metal jukebox.
Lucky 13 Saloon
New York, United States
Brooklyn's first dedicated metal bar featuring go-go dancers, live shows and a famed jukebox.
Rocka Rolla
New York, United States
Williamsburg dive with giant beer chalices, frozen coffee drinks and a hard-rock jukebox.
CLOSED BARS (3)
The Cat Club
New York, United States
Two-level hard-rock bar with cage dancers in Greenwich Village.
FM Station
Los Angeles, United States
A large hard rock and metal club in North Hollywood. FM Station – originally opened by nightclub impresario "Filthy" McNasty (real name Ed Danky) – was the premier rock venue in the San Fernando Valley during the 1980s and early '90s. It featured a stylish roadhouse vibe, stage with pro lights, and was a key venue for the hair metal era as well as other rock genres.
The Starwood
Los Angeles, United States
A notorious nightclub and live rock venue on Santa Monica Blvd in West Hollywood. The Starwood was active in the mid-to-late 1970s and was a key venue bridging the glam, hard rock, and early punk scenes in L.A. It was known for wild nights and for the criminal exploits of its owner, Eddie Nash, as much as for the music.