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Legendary Hank Williams Jr. Inspires New Boogie Bar, Set To Open on Nashville’s Lower Broadway

Hank Williams Jr.’s three-level and rooftop establishment will lie between the Ernest Tubb Record Shop and AJ’s Good Time Bar. 

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Posted on August 28, 2023

Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar; Photos Provided

A Hank Williams Jr. themed bar, dubbed Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar, is coming to Nashville’s Lower Broadway this fall. 

According to a report from Nashville Business Journal , Big Plan Holdings (BPH) Hospitality is preparing to open the Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar at 419 Broadway “early” this fall. The three-level and rooftop establishment will lie between the Ernest Tubb Record Shop and AJ’s Good Time Bar. 

Additional information about the 11,895-square-foot establishment has yet to be revealed.

See A Rendering Of Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar Below

Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar is named in honor of the Country Music Hall of Famer’s chart-topping hit, “Born to Boogie.” Released in 1987, the song served as the lead single of Hank Williams Jr.’s 1987 album of the same name.

The Boogie Bar isn’t the only celebrity-branded bar in the works in partnership with BPH Hospitality as it has another coming to Broadway as well as working on one in the 12South neighborhood.

“As someone who’s lived in Nashville for over a decade now, I think we have a good mix of what locals want and what tourists want in terms of opening bars and restaurants across the city,” said Eric Russell, chief investment officer and principal of BPH Hospitality. “For us, it’s really about creating an environment where both locals and tourists can come together in the same space and they don’t feel like it’s one versus the other.”

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Bon Jovi Rumored To Open Bar

Earlier this year, it was reported that Jon Bon Jovi teamed up with Big Plan Holdings to launch a Broadway bar and entertainment venue. According to Nashville Business Journal , the pair paid $9.4 million for an L-shaped site, located at 405 Broadway in November of 2020. 

Jon Bon Jovi and his lawyer, CPA firm Sussman & Associates, also registered an LLC for the forthcoming business, named JBJ Broadway LLC, in 2021. 

Now, according to new reports by the outlet, the celebrity-branded bar coming to 405 Broadway, in between Merchants and Nudie’s Honky Tonk, will stand five stories tall.

In addition to the bar coming to 405 Broadway, the BPH Hospitality group is currently engaged in a venture within the well-liked 12South district, situated at 2405 12th Ave. S., adjacent to Buttermilk Ranch. Specifics regarding the property’s purpose remain undisclosed, as it was acquired by Big Plan Holdings for $3.55 million in June of 2023.

What Artists Have Bars On Broadway?

Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar will join the ever growing strip of celebrity-owned bars on Lower Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee, including Alan Jackson (AJ’s Good Time Bar), Luke Bryan (Luke Bryan’s 32 Bridge), Jason Aldean (Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Rooftop Bar), Florida Georgia Line (FGL House), Miranda Lambert (Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa Nashville), Dierks Bentley (Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row), Blake Shelton (Old Red), Kid Rock (Kid Rock’s Big Ass Honky Tonk) and John Rich (Redneck Riviera Bar & BBQ).

Eric Church and Garth Brooks will soon get in on the action with the upcoming openings of Chief’s and Friends In Low Places Bar & Honky Tonk, respectively. 

Lower Broadway Is A Popular Attraction In Nashville

The bars on Lower Broadway have become quite the attraction for tourists, especially during the summer season when Music City hosts the annual CMA Fest in June and the Let Freedom Sing! event in July.

According to Nashville Convention And Visitors Corp, CMA Fest 2023 generated $74.7 million in estimated direct visitor spending, and July’s Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th generated $11.6 million in estimated direct visitor spending. 

“The summer was chock-full of live music and brought visitors from all over the world to Music City, helping bolster the city’s economic activity,” said Deana Ivey, President and CEO, Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp. “The city welcomed stadium tours and music events that drove hotel demand to new heights, along with visitation and exposure for the city.”

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MAC EVENTS  

14th annual raleigh boogeyman bar crawl, sat. 10/28/23 5:30 pm 'til late.

Arrive @ Dance Club ~ 10p. Party 'til Late

  ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES   JACK A DULL BOY. WANNA PLAY?  

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LET'S BOOGEY The Legend Returns to Raleigh

Happy Halloween!  The Raleigh Boogeyman Bar Crawl is returning for its 14th year with even more fiendish fun. 

The Raleigh Boogeyman Bar Crawl  offers well-organized group rotations, pro photographers & videographers, free souvenir photo booth, and sweet swag like cool color-changing souvenir cups, koozies, pint glasses. 5 bar rotations with liquor shooters, games & prizes to keep the party going and make it easy to interact with lots of new faces and make lots of new friends.   Check-In early at one of our Early Check-In Dates at TBA ,  and beat the crowds.

CHECK-IN DETAILS

Saturday, October 28, 2023

Check In: 5:30p-6:45p at TBA (Glenwood South). Check-In Closes at 6:45p, so please be sure to arrive well before that time. Plus, arrive prior to 6:15p and receive a

BONUS BEER!

Be sure to include your mobile number during registration to receive important text messages, during the crawl, detailing where to go next and how to play our games, & win drinks & prizes. Standard rates apply.

WHAT YOU GET

A Bonus Beer if you arrive prior to 6:15p

5 Shooters; 1 at Each Bar (bar's choice)

Fun Games for Prizes & Beer & Liquor!

Exclusive Access to most pre-10pm bars

Dance Club After-Party

Pro Photographers

FREE Digital Photo Booth

Souvenir Koozies (Limited Quantities )

$500 CASH Costume Contest (Male,  Female, Couple, ($100 each), Group ($200); Enter 6p-7p @ Check-In; Must be Present at 11p to Win

OTHER STUFF

The Boogeyman travels in 5-6 groups, so be sure to include the names of each crawler you'd like to be grouped with when you buy your ticket. Also, include your mobile number so you receive very important crawl instructions. By participating in this bar crawl, you agree to be bound by the Liability Waiver . No need to sign & bring a copy with you. PLEASE DRINK RESPONSIBLY Most participating bars will be closed to the general public and only wristbanded bar crawlers with wristband and Mystery Map will be allowed entrance.

    TICKETS ARE TRANSFERRABLE - ALL SALES FINAL - NO REFUNDS    

10/8 -10/15

10/25 -10/27, 10/16-10/24, wicked early,   10/28 - day of tix - $45  .

ABOUT THE BOOGEYMAN

The Boogeyman, returns for his 14th year as THE Raleigh Halloween Party to be at.  He's bringing you the most Spooktacular nightlife tour of Raleigh's Hottest Halloween Haunts on your Favorite Fiendish Fiasco of a holiday, complete with a $500 Cash Costume Contest & Games & Drinks! Why choose just one Halloween party this year, when you can have the best of Raleigh in one Tour? Sure to be, THE BEST Raleigh Halloween Party, in 2023!  COSTUME REQUIRED - 21 and Over Only - This is a Ticketed Event, Open to the General Public.

Just take a look at last event's pics from our  HAUNTINGLY Spooktacular 2022 Boogeyman Bar Crawl  for evidence of the Hedonism .  And here's the 2022 photo booth pics.   PLEASE DON'T DRINK & DRIVE - AND PLEASE DRINK RESPONSIBLY

BY SUBMITTING YOUR TICKET AT CHECK-IN, YOU ARE AGREEING TO THE FOLLOWING LIABILITY WAIVER This is a legally binding Release, Waiver, Discharge, and Covenant Not to Sue (collectively, “Release”), made voluntarily by me, the ticket holder, on my own behalf, and on behalf of my heirs, executors, administrators, legal representatives, and assigns (hereinafter collectively, “Releasor”, “I”, or “me”) to the TRI SPORTS Social Club’s Raleigh Boogeyman Bar Crawl taking place on October 28 , 2023. As the ticket holder, I fully recognize that there are dangers and risks to which I may be exposed by participating in this event, the TRI SPORTS Social Club’s Raleigh Boogeyman Bar Crawl. As the Releasor, I understand that TRI SPORTS Social Club does not require me to participate in this event, but I want to do so despite the possible dangers and risks and despite this Release. These risks include, but are not limited to the following: the risks associated with travel to and from locations to be visited during the TRI SPORTS Social Club’s Raleigh Boogeyman Bar Crawl, including transportation provided by commercial, private, and/or public motor vehicles; intoxication and/or alcohol poisoning from the alcohol I consume whether voluntarily or through coercion; the possibility of bodily injury including soft tissue, broken bone or dental damages from falling down, injuries incurred while getting on or off (in or out of) the mode of transportation being used, being knocked down or being involved in a physical confrontation whether caused by myself or someone else; and/or the risks associated with returning to my residence. I agree to assume and take on myself all the risks and responsibilities in any way arising from or associated with this event, and I release TRI SPORTS Social Club and all of its committees and groups, and their respective governing boards, officers, directors, principals, trustees, legal representatives, members, owners, employees, agents, administrators, assigns, and contractors, as well as participating sponsors, non-profit organizations, event partners, and hosts (collectively “Releasees”), from any and all claims, demands, suits, judgments, costs, damages, actions, and liabilities of every name and nature whatsoever, whenever occurring, whether known or unknown, contingent or fixed, at law or in equity, that I may suffer at any time arising from or in connection with the TRI SPORTS Social Club’s Boogeyman Bar Crawl and After-party, including any injury or harm to me, my death, or damage to my property (collectively “Liabilities”), and I agree to defend, indemnify, and save Releasees harmless from and against any and all Liabilities. As the Releasor, I recognize that this Release means I am giving up, among other things, all rights to sue Releasees for injuries, damages, or losses I may incur. I also understand that this Release binds my heirs, executors, administrators, legal representatives, and assigns, as well as myself. I also affirm that I have adequate medical and health insurance to cover any medical assistance I may require. I agree that I am of legal drinking age in the State of North Carolina, 21 years or older, and will provide proof with a valid driver’s license or passport. I agree that this Release shall be governed for all purposes by North Carolina law, without regard to such law on choice of law. I have read this entire Release. I fully understand the entire Release and acknowledge that I have had the opportunity to review this Release with an attorney of my choosing if I so desire, and I agree to be legally bound by the Release. RELEASE AND AUTHORIZATION TO RECORD AND USE VOICE AND/OR LIKENESS -  https://www.trisportsnc.com/release  - I have read the release & grant authorization to record and use my voice and/or likeness to be used consistent with the release. TRI SPORTS Social Club reserves all rights to alter scheduled tour itinerary. Registration fees are NOT refundable due to these alterations. 

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• United States
• Cleveland / Akron / Canton

Double Bogey’s Bar & Grill

• Good for groups
• Neighborhood gem

Make a reservation

Order delivery or takeout, dining areas.

• Sports Dining Area
• Family Dining Room

Additional information

• Dining style Casual Dining
• Price $30 and under
• Cuisines Grill, Burgers, Italian
• Hours of operation Mon–Thu 3:00 pm–9:00 pm Fri, Sat 3:00 pm–10:00 pm Sun 3:00 pm–8:00 pm
• Phone number (330) 302-2399
• Website http://www.bogeysbarandgrillohio.com/
• Dress code Casual Dress
• Catering Order trays of food togo for any occasion. A 48 hour notice is appreciated for such orders.
• Private party facilities We have many different private dining areas available to rent. Please call the restaurant to speak directly to our event planner to check availability and for more information.
• Location 7401 Market Street, Boardman, OH 44512
• Neighborhood Youngstown
• Cross street We are located at the south end of the Southern Park Mall, near Tinseltown.
• Parking details Public Lot
• Additional Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cocktails, Delivery, Dog Friendly, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Outdoor Firepit, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Wine

Serving only the finest in meats, seafood, and specialty products

Our Famous Italian Fried Greens $7.99

Escarole sautéed in Olive Oil with fresh Garlic topped with your choice of a hot or sweet roasted pepper

Italian Eggrolls $6.99

Roma Tomatoes, seasoned greens, Italian cheeses, crispy fried, served with a side of marinara sauce

Stuffed Banana Peppers $7.99

Hot peppers, stuffed with hot sausage, topped with Italian cheeses & smothered in our homestyle tomato sauce

Calamari Fritti $9.99

Rings & tentacles, dusted with seasoned flour, crispy fried, served with marinara

Pretzel Sticks $7.99

Soft Pretzel Sticks, crispy fried, lightly salted & served with a side of Honey Mustard & spicy cheese sauce

Greens & Beans $8.99

Tender white beans sauteed with our Famous Italian Greens and a splash of marinara sauce

Honey Srirachi Bourbon Fries $8.99

Sweet and Tangy Honey Srirachi coated Fries topped with Bacon, Mozzarella & Cheddar, drizzled with Ranch & Srirachi Bourbon sauce

• Small $5.99

Bogey's Famous Homemade Chips $5.99

Crispy fried with French Onion Dip

Our Own Hot Peppers in Oil $5.99

Olive Oil seasoned with garlic & herbs

Zucchini Fries $6.99

Battered shoestring cut Zucchini, crispy fried served Homestyle tomato sauce

Mozzarella Marinara $6.99

Fresh cut cheese wedge, breaded, crispy fried, topped with our homemade marinara sauce & served with garlic toast

Appetizer Sampler $13.99

A sample portion of some of our favorite appetizers, perfect for sharing! Our famous BBQ Ribs, Fried Greens, Chicken Tenders & an Italian Eggroll with Marinara

Sandwiches & Such

All sandwiches served with pickle & French fries. Lettuce, Tomato & Onion available upon request. Substitute Choice of Side or House Salad $1, cup of soup $2 with any Sandwich or Burger

Cajun Chicken Sandwich $9.99

Blackened Chicken Breast with roasted hot or sweet peppers & Provolone on a Kaiser

Grilled Chicken Sandwich $8.99

On a Kaiser

Chicken Fillet Sandwich $9.99

Breaded Chicken Breast with American cheese & Bacon, on Kaiser

Philly Cheese Steak $9.99

Shredded steak with peppers, onions & white American cheese on a Hoagie roll

Portobello Sandwich $9.99

Grilled Portobello cap with sweet roasted red pepper & Provolone on a Kaiser

Chicken Parmigiana $9.99

Breaded Chicken Breast with Provolone & sauce

Uncle John's Ribeye Steak Sandwich $11.49

Grilled with Provolone on a Kaiser roll

Sandwiches & Such - Additions

Add to any Sandwich

Our Famous Italian Greens $2.49

Fried egg $1.00, grilled onions, peppers or mushrooms, soup & salad.

Dressings: Italian, Thousand Island, Hartville Sweet & Sour, Creamy Ranch, Fat Free Italian, Sweet & Snappy French, Strawberry Vinaigrette, Aged Balsamic Vinaigrette, Honey Mustard. Premium Dressings: White Balsamic Vinaigrette, Creamy Bleu Cheese

Mama's Homemade Wedding & Soup du Jour

Caesar salad $7.99.

Crisp Romaine hearts tossed in our homemade creamy Caesar dressing, dusted with Romano cheese & topped with croutons

Spinach Salad $8.99

Fresh baby Spinach with fresh mushrooms, bacon, tomato & egg

Cajun Chicken Salad $10.99

Boneless Chicken breast chunks, sautéed in Cajun spices, served on a bed of garden fresh salad greens with tomato, cucumber & onion, mounded with French fries & shredded mozzarella cheese

Chef Mel's New England Clam Chowder Every Friday

Marinated chicken salad $10.99.

Grilled Italian marinated chicken breast served on a bed of crisp Romaine lettuce with shredded mozzarella cheese & tomato

Buffalo Chicken Salad $10.99

Breaded Chicken Strips, dipped in Buffalo sauce, served on a bed of garden fresh salad greens with tomato, cucumber & onion, mounded with French fries & shredded mozzarella cheese

Cajun Steak Salad $12.99

Tender Steak slices, sautéed in Cajun spices, served on a bed of garden fresh salad greens with tomato, cucumber & onion, mounded with French fries & shredded mozzarella cheese

Salad Additions

Grilled chicken $4.99, shrimp $6.99, extra dressing.

• Small $0.99
• Large $1.49

Mozzarella or Cheddar Cheese $0.99

Dry bleu cheese crumbles or feta cheese $1.99, wings & things.

Hot, Mild, Garlic, BBQ, Bogey's Special Blend, Louisiana Licker, Creamy Ranch, Buttery Ranch, Buffalo Ranch. Srirachi Bourbon, Sweet Thai, Garlic Parmesan & Hot Garlic Parmesan

Bogey's Wings

Best buffalo wings this side of the mahoning river!

• (12) $10.49
• (18) $15.99
• (24) $19.99

Boneless Wings $9.99

10 boneless wings, crunchy breading, crispy fried, tossed in one of our signature wing sauces

Breaded Chicken Tenders $9.99

Served with fries and choice of 1 sauce

Wings & Things - Additions

Additional wing sauce, extra wing sauce $0.99, celery & ranch $2.50, celery & bleu cheese $2.99, our specialty.

All Entrees are served with a tossed salad. Substitute a cup of soup in place of salad $2

Sausage Diavolo $14.99

Hot Sausage sautéed in garlic & olive oil with hot peppers, plum tomatoes, tossed with penne

Louisiana Chicken & Peppers $14.99

Fresh Boneless Chicken Breast chunks, sautéed in Olive Oil with Cajun spices, sweet bell peppers, tomatoes & wild rice

Manhattan Chicken $15.99

Fresh Boneless Chicken Breasts, Panko coated, crispy fried, served on a bed of our famous Italian Greens, tossed with fresh sliced mushrooms & plum tomatoes

Cheese Tortellini al Olio $14.99

Cheese filled tortellini sautéed in garlic & olive oil, tossed with baby spinach tomatoes & Feta cheese

Penne Vodka $13.99

Penne pasta tossed in our homemade creamy fresh basil & plum tomato Vodka cream sauce

Chicken & Greens $15.99

Fresh Boneless Chicken Breast chunks, sautéed in Olive Oil with fresh garlic, our famous Italian Greens & wild rice

Cajun Chicken Linguine $16.99

Our homemade creamy imported Pecorino Romano Alfredo sauce tossed with Cajun spices & Linguine pasta, topped with blackened chicken

Linguine Kristen $14.99

Sliced Hot Sausage sautéed in garlic & olive oil with our Famous Italian Greens & sweet roasted red peppers, tossed with linguine pasta

Tortellini Evvi $16.99

Tortellini pasta tossed in our homemade roasted red pepper & roasted garlic cream sauce topped with a panko fried chicken breast

Homestyle Pasta Dinner $11.49

Your choice of Spaghetti, Penne, Cappelini or Linguine pasta, smothered in our homestyle tomato sauce with Meatballs or Hot Sausage

Imported Cavatelli $12.99

Imported Cavatelli pasta, smothered in our homestyle tomato sauce with Meatballs or Hot Sausage

Marinara Pasta Dinner $11.49

Your choice of Spaghetti, Penne, Cappelini, or Linguine pasta, smothered in our Marinara sauce

Eggplant Parmigiana $14.99

Fresh sliced Eggplant medallions, hand breaded, crispy fried, served on a bed of spaghetti pasta, topped with Italian cheeses & smothered in our homestyle tomato sauce

Cheese Ravioli $12.99

Italian Cheese filled Pasta pillows, smothered in our homestyle tomato sauce with Meatballs or Hot Sausage

Potato Gnocchi $13.99

Homemade Potato Pasta Dumplings, smothered in our homestyle tomato sauce with Meatballs or Hot Sausage

Linguine Alfredo $12.99

Our homemade creamy imported Pecorino Romano Alfredo sauce tossed with Linguine pasta

Chicken Parmigiana $15.99

Fresh Boneless Chicken Breasts, hand breaded, crispy fried, served on a bed of spaghetti pasta, topped with Italian cheeses & smothered in our homestyle tomato sauce

Pasta - Additions

Grilled shrimp $6.99, extra or substitute alfredo sauce $2.99, extra tomato/marinara sauce.

• Large $2.00
• Small $1.00

1 Extra Meatball $0.99

1 extra sausage $0.99, from the grill, grilled boneless chicken breast $13.99.

Fresh Boneless Chicken Breast, grilled to perfection, served with choice of 2 sides (BBQ, Honey Mustard, Teriyaki, or plain)

Our Famous BBQ Ribs

Slow Roasted St. Louis Ribs, lacquered with our sweet BBQ sauce, served with choice of 2 sides

• Half Slab $13.99
• Full Slab $21.99

Grilled Chicken Calabria $15.99

Grilled chicken breasts, served on a bed of our Famous Italian greens tossed with sweet roasted red peppers, topped with Provolone cheese

Bogey's Sirloin $16.99

8 oz. Club Sirloin Steak, grilled to perfection, served with choice of 2 sides

New York Strip Steak $19.99

12 ounce N.Y. Strip Steak, grilled to perfection, served with choice of 2 sides

From the Grill - Enhancements

Roasted portobello slices $3.00, grilled mushrooms & onions $2.00, charcoal seasoning $1.00, grilled onions $2.00, sautéed mushrooms $2.00, cajun spice (blackened) $1.00, from the sea, linguine with clams $13.99.

Our famous Clam sauce, choice of red or white, served over Linguine

Fish Italiano $14.99

Jumbo Haddock fillet, oven baked, topped with sautéed mushrooms & bell peppers in Marinara Sauce, served with choice of 2 sides

Baked, Fried or Beer Battered Jumbo Haddock Dinner $12.99

Fresh Haddock Fillet, prepared to your liking, served with choice of two sides

Jumbo Fish Sandwich Baked, Fried or Beer Battered $11.99

Fresh Haddock Fillet, prepared to your liking, served on a fresh baked Hoagie roll with one side

Y-Town Famous Award Winning Burgers

All burgers served with pickle & French fries. Substitute an all white meat turkey burger for any of the above burgers at no charge. Lettuce, Tomato, & Onion available upon request. Add Cheese $0.75

Old Fashioned Cheeseburger $9.99

With American Cheese on Kaiser

Green Burger $10.99

With our Famous Italian Greens & Provolone on a Kaiser

Rodeo Burger $10.99

With Onion Rings, BBQ & American cheese on a Kaiser

Portobello Burger $10.99

With Portobello mushrooms slices on a Kaiser

Black & Bleu Burger $11.99

Blackened with Bacon & crumbled Bleu Cheese on a Kaiser

Breakfast Burger $10.99

Bacon, American cheese & a fried egg on a fresh baked Ciabatta roll

Bogey Burger $10.99

With shaved ham, BBQ, grilled onions & Provolone on a Kaiser

Pretzel Burger $10.99

With Provolone & Honey Mustard on a jumbo Pretzel Bun

Carmen's Way $11.99

With Bacon, Swiss & Provolone on a Whole Wheat Bun

A-1 Steakhouse Burger $11.99

With Provolone, A-1 steak sauce, onion rings & Bacon, on a fresh baked Ciabatta Roll

Humphrey Mac $10.99

Two 1/4# burgers, with American cheese, lettuce, Onion, & Bogart's special sauce on a Kaiser

French Fries

Fresh cut chips, cottage cheese, tossed salad, onion rings, steamed broccoli, what 50 people are saying, overall ratings and reviews.

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• Common areas deep-cleaned daily

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Double Bogey’s Bar & Grill is rated 4.8 stars by 50 OpenTable diners.

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The Raleigh Boogeyman Bar Crawl

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Downtown Raleigh

Raleigh, NC 27605

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With over 800 Attendees per year, TRI SPORTS offers the most Spooktacular nightlife tour of Raleigh's Hottest Halloween Haunts on your Favorite Fiendish Fiasco of a holiday, complete with Games & Free Drinks! Why choose just one Halloween party this year, when you can have the Best of Raleigh in one Tour? …

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My birthday is on Halloween so we are always looking for fun events to celebrate with friends. This is the one! We had an awesome time - we checked in early and got a glow mug and flashing Necklace. We were separated into groups by color - everything was really organized! We got our drinks - they were delicious. The music was great - the bars were kept a secret until right before we left which added to the anticipation and excitement. At every bar, there was a game to play and fun prizes to win including spider necklaces, candy, and glowing prizes. The photo op was great and everyone was really friendly! We loved the light sabers and signs letting us know when we were about to leave. Our group, the blue group, went from Mirage to Downtown Sports Bar to 606 to Stilllife to Mirage. It was really fun and something we will be doing again.

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Does The Raleigh Boogeyman Bar Crawl have outdoor seating?

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Mr Boogie Man Bar is a hip and lively spot located in Melbourne's Abbotsford/Richmond neighborhood. With stylish decorations and welcoming staff, it's an ideal spot to hang out with friends or have a fun night. They serve a range of drinks and host live music shows, and even have a charming outdoor area.

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Nashville’s Lower Broadway Welcomes Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar This Fall

The establishment will open at 419 Broadway.

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A Hank Williams Jr.-themed bar, dubbed Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar, is coming to Nashville’s Lower Broadway this fall. 

According to a report from Nashville Business Journal , Big Plan Holdings (BPH) Hospitality is preparing to open the Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar at 419 Broadway “early” this fall. The three-level and rooftop establishment will lie between the Ernest Tubb Record Shop and AJ’s Good Time Bar. 

Opening In The Fall Of 2023

Additional information about the 11,895-square-foot establishment has yet to be revealed. 

Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar is named in honor of the Country Music Hall of Famer’s chart-topping hit, “Born to Boogie.” Released in 1987, the song served as the lead single of Hank Williams Jr.’s 1987 album of the same name.   

“Born To Boogie”

The Boogie Bar isn’t the only celebrity-branded bar in the works in partnership with BPH Hospitality as it has another coming to Broadway as well as working on one in the 12South neighborhood.

“As someone who’s lived in Nashville for over a decade now, I think we have a good mix of what locals want and what tourists want in terms of opening bars and restaurants across the city,” said Eric Russell, chief investment officer and principal of BPH Hospitality. “For us, it’s really about creating an environment where both locals and tourists can come together in the same space and they don’t feel like it’s one versus the other.” 

Jon Bon Jovi Bar

Earlier this year, it was reported that Jon Bon Jovi teamed up with Big Plan Holdings to launch a Broadway bar and entertainment venue. According to Nashville Business Journal , the pair paid $9.4 million for an L-shaped site, located at 405 Broadway in November of 2020. 

Jon Bon Jovi and his lawyer, CPA firm Sussman & Associates, also registered an LLC for the forthcoming business, named JBJ Broadway LLC, in 2021. 

Now, according to new reports by the outlet, the celebrity-branded bar coming to 405 Broadway, in between Merchants and Nudie’s Honky Tonk, will stand five stories tall.

In addition to the bar coming to 405 Broadway, the BPH Hospitality group is currently engaged in a venture within the well-liked 12South district, situated at 2405 12th Ave. S., adjacent to Buttermilk Ranch. Specifics regarding the property’s purpose remain undisclosed, as it was acquired by Big Plan Holdings for $3.55 million in June of 2023.

Celebrity Bars In Nashville

Hank Williams Jr.’s Boogie Bar will join the ever-growing strip of celebrity-owned bars on Lower Broadway in Nashville, Tennessee, including Alan Jackson (AJ’s Good Time Bar), Luke Bryan (Luke Bryan’s 32 Bridge), Jason Aldean (Jason Aldean’s Kitchen + Rooftop Bar), Florida Georgia Line (FGL House), Miranda Lambert (Miranda Lambert’s Casa Rosa Nashville), Dierks Bentley (Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row), Blake Shelton (Old Red), Kid Rock (Kid Rock’s Big Ass Honky Tonk) and John Rich (Redneck Riviera Bar & BBQ).

Eric Church and Garth Brooks will soon get in on the action with the upcoming openings of Chief’s and Friends In Low Places Bar & Honky Tonk, respectively. 

Music City Tourism

The bars on Lower Broadway have become quite the attraction for tourists, especially during the summer season when Music City hosts the annual CMA Fest in June and the Let Freedom Sing! event in July.

According to Nashville Convention And Visitors Corp, CMA Fest 2023 generated $74.7 million in estimated direct visitor spending, and July’s Let Freedom Sing! Music City July 4th generated $11.6 million in estimated direct visitor spending. 

“The summer was chock-full of live music and brought visitors from all over the world to Music City, helping bolster the city’s economic activity,” said Deana Ivey, President and CEO, Nashville Convention & Visitors Corp. “The city welcomed stadium tours and music events that drove hotel demand to new heights, along with visitation and exposure for the city.”

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15 facts about bar culture in the USSR

A bar in Moscow's Hotel "Intourist". 1974.

1. The first bars in the USSR appeared after the 6th World Festival of Youth and Students in 1957 hosted by Moscow. Guests were not impressed by Soviet cafes so state leaders implemented reforms to change the situation, at least for sightseers. So-called foreign exchange bars were opened in selected hotels for those who visited the Soviet Union from capitalist countries. Many passenger steamships with foreigners onboard also had their own bars.

A beer pub in Moscow.

2. Establishing bars was a good step not only for improving the image of the country but also for topping up the state budget. Foreigners spent a lot of dosh in these watering holes, in contrast to Russians who weren’t allowed into these bars at all.

3. The main problem with organizing a Western-style bar was the lack of furniture and equipment. In St. Petersburg’s Evropa Hotel they even used a sideboard made of an oak-tree which belonged to Nicholas II. Bottles were put in its upper part and the lower part became a fancy bar counter. Visitors always commented on how sturdy it was.

Krysha, the most exotic of the four restaurants in Grand Hotel Europe on the very top of the hotel. The waiters are dressed in the clothes of Peter I's epoch.

4. There weren’t any official written guidelines for barmen in Russian, so they either had to read foreign magazines and journals or order books from abroad. The first instruction for Soviet barmen didn’t appear until 1978 and contained more than 7,000 drink recipes.

5. For the ordinary Soviet man, the word “bar” meant all the vices of the capitalist world. So most barmen avoided talking about their job to escape conflict. Only their dearest and nearest knew about their occupation.

Evening in Yakor (Ancor) bar.

6. All barmen were called “ bufetchik ” (“tapsters”) in the USSR. In 1967 one of the most notable figures in Russia’s drink industry - Alexander Kudryavtsev - wrote a letter to the government asking the country to officially recognize the profession of barman in the Soviet Union. Surprisingly, the powers that be granted his wish.

7. In 1982 Yury Shadzilovsky became the first Soviet barman to take part in the World Barman Championship in Prague. He participated in all events and had to make a long drink, a short drink, a hot drink, a non-alcoholic drink, and an author’s cocktail in three portions - all in 15 mins. Yury scooped gold for the short drink and silver for the others.

Foreign guests are having a drink in a bar at the Intourist Hotel.

8. Bars were used by the Soviet government as an instrument of propaganda. In 1965 in the small town of Borisoglebsk on the border between the USSR and Norway, an unusual bar was opened where  Scandinavians were allowed to go without visas.

The Pravda Newspaper wrote: “Foreigners were allowed to drink as much as they liked there and pay less money than in Norwegian cafes.” The bar was used for historical exhibitions and demonstration of films about communists. It was only open for 59 days as Norway didn’t want to become embroiled in the Cold War.

9. All barmen who worked with foreigners were obliged to cooperate with the KGB and become members of the communist party. They passed a very strict selection exam. They had to know several languages and embody Soviet virtues, just to mix cocktails for foreigners. Barmen told the agents about the guests and their Soviet acquaintances, especially local girls who wanted to “establish international relationships.”

10. The decision to place mini bars in hotel rooms for foreigners in Moscow and St. Petersburg was taken by the Soviet government after the Olympic Games of 1980, when the staff received a number of complaints about the quality of service. It took the USSR five years to find appropriate (small and stylish) fridges, and start the production of petite bottles with quality alcohol. In 1985, the USSR got its first mini bars.

11. Soviet people were not allowed to enter bars for foreigners, even diplomats were told not to so they wouldn’t spoil the image of the communist country by showing that they accepted the Western lifestyle.

Until the 70s the Soviet citizen could drink booze in restaurants and so-called “ryumochnaya,” roughly translated as “a place to take vodka shots.” But they were different from the bars we all know. There were no seats and guests stood around high tables. They also only served sandwiches and vodka.

When the first bar for ordinary people appeared it was greeted with enthusiasm. The most expensive drink there was the favorite cocktail of Ernest Hemingway - a daiquiri. It cost two rubles and one kopeck, the same price for 17 kg of carrots at the time.

In the bar of the Kavkaz restaurant.

12. Vodka and birch and cranberry juice became important components of Russian cocktails during the Soviet Union. According to the St. Petersburg Association of Barmen, they were loved and appreciated by foreigners as something peculiar and exotic.

13. The first bars in Sheremetyevo-2 Airport opened in 1980 when the Olympic Games were held in the USSR. Those tasked with serving the guests had to be friendly and attentive but it was a huge challenge for the Soviet hospitality sector.

A bar at Sheremetevo-2 international airport.

14. During the 70s Soviet bars for foreigners were among the first places where bank cards were accepted in the USSR. Barmen were instructed on how to process cashless payments by the officials of “Inturist” (the main organization which regulated tourism)  and the External Economic Bank.

15. The Soviet Union is the home of the original theory of cocktail mixing. For each of the 55 groups of drinks, barmen created an algebraic formula, which is still good both for creating common cocktails and inventing new ones. Components are named with letters and their proportion is marked with numbers.

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Welcoming you with a glowing neon sign and twinkling lights from wrought-iron balconies, Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar is impossible to miss. Rooted in Printer's Alley for over 25 years, thousands of musicians have graced our stage — including legends like James Brown and B.B. King.

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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘The Boogeyman’ on VOD, an Atmospheric Creeper Spawned From an Obscure Stephen King Story

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The Boogeyman ( now streaming on VOD services like Amazon Prime Video ) has its work cut out for it: Monster movie, things-that-go-bump-in-the-night premise, based on a Stephen King story. Sounds like a whole bunch of horror films that already exist, doesn’t it? This one’s a King deep cut, a 1973 short story about a creature that emerges from closets and kills children. Rob Savage ( Dashcam ) directs, with Yellowjackets star Sophie Thatcher holding down the fort-plot, playing a teenager caught between the trauma of her mother’s death and her grieving father and younger sister – and hopefully not caught in the teeth of the whatever-it-is that’s stalking all of them.

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The Gist: At first, you’ll wonder if you’re watching a live-action Monsters Inc. remake: A little girl sleeps in bed. Something lurks in the closet. She cries, terrified. But it’s soon clear this ain’t no Mike Wazowski. We hear an eerie voice purporting to be the kid’s father, and then a splat, and then blood splatters on the wall. Was it her father? Or something else? My nickel’s on something else, because if the Boogeyman is just a dude, what kind of horror movie would this be? (Answer: probably a serial killer thriller.) CUT TO: daytime, the Harper family residence. Sadie (Thatcher) mopes. She walks… very… slowly… through a room – this movie is full of scenes in which she walks…  very… slowly… through a room – where she pulls a dress from a closet and smells it. It was her mother’s. She died a month prior. Car accident. Sadie decides to wear the dress to school for her first day back after the tragedy.

Sadie’s father, Will (Chris Messina), works at home; he has a dedicated office where he sees his talk-therapy patients. She has a younger sister, Sawyer (Vivien Lyra Blair), who’s eight. It’s hard to draw a bead on this house they live in – all sorts of shit is going to happen there, all sorts of weird and noisy shit, and people in other rooms aren’t going to notice or acknowledge any of it, because otherwise, the movie might not be as scary. Must be a pretty big house? Soundproof walls, maybe? Or are Dad’s hearing aids on the fritz? Anyway. Sadie goes back to school and has awkward interactions with friends, some of whom are more insensitive than others. Will wraps up with one patient when another knocks on the door, unscheduled. The guy’s name is Lester (David Dastmalchian), and he seems deeply troubled. Will plays it cool. Lester’s nonverbals are, well, alarming. His verbals are even more alarming – something borderline incomprehensible about his three dead children and how people think he did it. When Will sneaks away to call for help, Lester makes his way upstairs and there’s some thumping and odd noises – this movie is full of thumping and odd noises – and before you know it, Sadie opens a closet to find Lester’s noosed corpse.

That night, little Sawyer tries to doze off, but that’s difficult when something is scampering from the closet to the bed. She peers beneath and whatever it is in the dimness – this movie is full of dimness – appears to have slashy claws and slashy teeth and eyeballs that cut through the dark. Yes, this is a jump scare, which is your cue to grab your boyfriend or girlfriend’s hand and squeeze. Sadie and Will are skeptical of Sawyer’s claims of seeing a monster, as they should be. But we saw it, or something that might be it; let’s just call it “the boogeyman” (see “memorable dialogue” below), who keeps coming out at night because light keeps it away, and therefore all the characters never, ever flip the lightswitch on – this movie is full of characters who never, ever flip the lightswitch on. Anyway, the kids are going through some shit. Sadie tries to talk to her dad about her dead-mom-related feelings and he nervously shakes it off and essentially says, hey, tell it to your shrink. Irony! Then again, Dad’s going through some shit, too. I think the monster is drawn to this type of shit, or is a manifestation of the shit, although I think that gives the movie too much credit, because I’m pretty sure it’s not trying to say anything – this movie is full of shit!  

What Movies Will It Remind You Of?: The Boogeyman is a smeared fifth-generation mimeograph of The Babadook . 

Performance Worth Watching: Let’s just say Dastmalchian has pretty much cornered the market on disturbed, sunken-eyed weirdos. 

Memorable Dialogue: You will not be shocked to learn that there’s a crazy-lady character in this movie who utters the immortal words: “They call it” – pause for dramatic effect – “the boogeyman.”

Sex and Skin: This movie is not full of any of this stuff. To be precise, it has none of it.

Our Take: I’ll give The Boogeyman this – its jump scares are pretty effective, the result of Savage concocting the right atmospheric conditions to exploit primal childhood fears. Beyond that, it’s the usual Psych 101 blahblahblah about trauma, surrounded by rudimentary plotting, sloppy-shifty “rules” dictating the monster’s manifestation and an infuriating disregard for logic. The crazy lady tells Sadie that the creature avoids light, and yet she never bothers to find a lightswitch. Ever . This movie would have you believe the power grid exploded, or was devoured by a sperm whale. If you yell TURN ON A GODDAMN LIGHT every time she should turn on a goddamn light, your vocal cords will burst like overcooked sausages.

Savage prefers to be creative with his visual conceits, even if it means driving his audience nuts – his use of cigarette lighters, Christmas lights and ambient lighting from a video game on a TV shows his preference for nifty-looking contrivance over coherence. He leans heavily on haunted-house tropes –e.g., long slow stares into blackness looking for the skinamarink or whatever, or reaching… slowly… for… a… doorknob – and throws in an It Was Only A Dream rug-pull to make the whole endeavor even more maddening. At this point, all of Stephen King’s major works have been adapted and exploited, and we’ve seen vast swaths of fodder spawning from his minor work – which leaves us with less-than-minor fodder ripe for annoyingly half-assed creepfests like The Boogeyman . 

Our Call: It’s just math: A couple of creepy moments can’t compensate for dozens of irritating, repetitive cliches. SKIP IT. 

John Serba is a freelance writer and film critic based in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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