Zone (Redruth,Cornwall)

Attended the 'zone' tonight. What a shame, but it was a mates birthday. It stank of sweat and the beer was crap! The dj had superb aray of swear words including f and c! Crap crap crap! get a grip 'zone'. p.s glad i got in free!

Happy days, drunken nights - Advantages: Its small so you cant lose your mates, Drinks are quite varied and promos are good , Music is eclectic, with a good sound system - Disadvantages: It is in the middle of Redruth .... what a hole, Bouncers can be quite scary, Too many youngsters (under 18s) and over 35s!!!

Although this is quite a small club; it is perfectly formed! I wouldnt say I'm addicted to going there, but seeing that I only live 10 minutes walk away, I try to go every week! It is open for three days a week: Thursday, friday, and Saturday. Thursdays is Student night, so all the people are usually between 18 - 25! The music has a range of styles. It plays chart music, and house/garage tracks. This is the best night for music - everyone agrees to this comment! But this is an expensive night for drinks. Unless you buy the drink that is on promotion that night! Fridays - or "Funky friday" plays music from the 70's and ...  Read the complete review

The rise of dance music over the past decade is unprecedented, relative to the state of other musical genres. With much thanks going to the likes of Ibiza, as well as newly-found "Superstar DJs" such as Paul Oakenfold, Sasha and John Digweed - as well as the Radio One team of Judge Jules, Pete Tong and Seb Fontaine, the commercial top 40 has since been invaded by multiple dance tunes, finding their way onto the likes of Top Of The Pops by way of crossover and unlimited hype from DJs, clubbers and critics. Besides the early nineties rave phenomenom, dance music in general really hit major popularity in the Summer of 1999. Suddenly, with several aspects ...  Read the complete review