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About
Address: 251 W.30th St, New York NY US
Phone: 212-695-2747
Website: Rebel
Capacity: 800
Age: 21+
Venue Type: Bars - Nightclubs - Live Music Venue - Lounges
Rebel
Rebel is New York City's newest dance, lounge, and live music venue. Centrally located one block from Madison Square Garden & Penn Station on 251 West 30th St., between 7th & 8th Avenues. Rebel is three stories, five distinct areas, and over 11,000 square feet of pulsing energy.
Each of Rebel's versatile levels offers a spacious dance floor, pristine sound & lighting, beautiful custom-made birch bars, and an extensive wine, liquor, and beer selection. The best up-and-coming indie bands and major label acts play intimate live shows in Rebel's state-of-the-art performance hall, while the world's most sought-after DJs seduce crowds on the sparking Brazilian-walnut dance floors.
The latest from Webster Hall-owner Steve Ballinger, this enormous, three-floor venue books some impressive acts and lands some of the city's biggest parties. Its five distinct areas each have moods of their own. Rock-lovers can mosh to major bands and up-and-comers in the red-and-black performance hall; a disco-ball dance floor and DJ room draws the let-loose-and-groove group; the upstairs lounge lures singles with velvet ropes and toned-down tunes; and those who'd rather watch it all go down can lounge on the mezzanine level.
Rebel is New York City's newest dance, lounge, and live music venue. Centrally located one block from Madison Square Garden & Penn Station on 251 West 30th St., between 7th & 8th Avenues. Rebel is three stories, five distinct areas, and over 11,000 square feet of pulsing energy.
Each of Rebel's versatile levels offers a spacious dance floor, pristine sound & lighting, beautiful custom-made birch bars, and an extensive wine, liquor, and beer selection. The best up-and-coming indie bands and major label acts play intimate live shows in Rebel's state-of-the-art performance hall, while the world's most sought-after DJs seduce crowds on the sparking Brazilian-walnut dance floors.
The latest from Webster Hall-owner Steve Ballinger, this enormous, three-floor venue books some impressive acts and lands some of the city's biggest parties. Its five distinct areas each have moods of their own. Rock-lovers can mosh to major bands and up-and-comers in the red-and-black performance hall; a disco-ball dance floor and DJ room draws the let-loose-and-groove group; the upstairs lounge lures singles with velvet ropes and toned-down tunes; and those who'd rather watch it all go down can lounge on the mezzanine level.
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