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NATION reopening - Friday, Sept 24th


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A few months ago, a little party called NATION was established in Commack, Long Island, only to have its success brought to a complete standstill because of problems with the location. This was really a shame, since the club had been developing a great reputation and rapport with true house heads on the Island. From the time the doors opened, the lineups were insane: Mike Macaluso & Peter Bailey, Low End Specialists, Chris & Kai, Eddie Baez, Sheldon Romero, Anthony Nero, Boris, Johnny Vicious, K.C. Andersen, Razor, and the weekly residency of Long Island’s own after-hours veteran, Rob James. The few heads on this board who frequented the spot really enjoyed themselves, and they all conceded that the party was unlike anything that had experienced on the Island in years. Everything, from the music, vibe, and dress code, right down to the admissions fee, was perfect. The party was really attempting to accomplish something genuine on the Island by going against the grain and sticking to a strict house music regimen.

After months of uncertainty, the party has finally found a new home at 2686 Hempstead Turnpike (the old Luxe) in Nassau. The team behind the party is still trying to accomplish the same goal – maintaining a consistent house music venue in a place where hip hop more or less dominates the club scene.

We have the weekly residency of Rob James once again. There isn’t much that needs to be said about him, and for those who have been lucky enough to hear him in the past, you know very well what kind of shit he’s capable of pulling out of his crates when he’s on the wheels of steel. However, this upcoming Friday night, team Nation is going to spice shit up a little bit by throwing Ritchie Santana into the mix for the reopening.

So, now that Friday nights are officially stagnant on the Island, try to come down and show some support for the only party that’s actually trying to keep something great alive right here in our backyards. Those looking for a straight up night of house will not be disappointed in the least bit by this venue. This Friday, September 24th, team Nation will be kicking things off once again with Rob James and Ritchie Santana. The same policies are still in effect – come and enjoy yourselves, and leave the bottle service, strict dress codes, and bullshit door drama elsewhere. Come down, dance as long as you want, and enjoy a night of great music, plain and simple.

Once again, the address is N A T I O N @ 2686 Hempstead Turnpike, Levittown, NY 11756.

21+

Strictly house; no hip hop

No dress code

$15 w/o guestlist; $10 w/ guestlist

Email SanctuaryLI@yahoo.com for guestlist

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I guess we should condense this to 1 thread

Here is all you need to know!

After much talk and rumor both outside and amongst the group, the original Nation crew has come together to start a new party starting this Friday night.

This party Friday night marks our first party @ 2686 Hempstead Turnpike, in Levittown NY. After trying a few other things after our original space closed, some members of our crew decided that this club could be a great venue for Nation.

So everything kicks off this Friday night September 24th

Kicking things off and setting up the night in the DJ booth will be Rik Santiago.

Rik’s new track “Amnesia†will be featured on The TWISTED Box Vol. I EP which is forthcoming on Twisted Records.

Playing the main set will be no other than Richie Santana! Richie’s Tribal banger “Drums Control†found it’s way onto Oscar G.’s Live at Space mixed CD as well as finding it’s way onto the play lists of Steve Lawler, DJ Vibe, Danny Tenaglia, and Peter Rauhofer. “Low Frequencies†a collaboration with Chus & Ceballos of Stereo Productions has recently become and Underground hit! Deep Dish, & Danny Tenaglia have been spotted playing it at recent gigs!

Rob James the Birthday Boy himself will take over the after hours! Yes it's Rob's birthday so be sure to give his some birthdat Shots @ the bar. Not much needs to be said about Rob! If you have been to a Nation party before you know what im talking about! Be on the lookout for Dirty House Beats!!!

Nation is located @ 2686 Hempstead Turnpike, in Levittown NY

No Hip Hop EVER

There is No dress code

Valid Photo ID is required, Door Policy is Strictly 21 and over with NO EXCEPTIONS!

If anyone would has any questions or would like to be on the guest ist for Friday please Email me at SanctuaryLI@yahoo.com

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i think i made it out there last january... definitely had a good time.. it was a little empty but they made up for it by having cheap drinks and good music... the only thing that sucks is that smithtown is a good hour and a half from my house so i had to take it easy on th boozin... i would love to check out richie santana outside of new jersey, maybe next time he spins there... good luck with the parties rudeboy and mattm2o

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Awesome post Rudy... how's law school comin along?? Are you survivin? Kickin butt? heh heh...

Anyway, I got to check out Rob James at Nation when it was in Commack and man, the beats were crazy...loved it. If y'all can make it there, I highly recommend checkin him out.

WOW KK you're all over the place :rofl:

I used to party at Nation too......"long time ago"

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Unfortunately, given the strictures of the new area / location, the creators of the party didn't really have much of a choice. Nation has always been willing to accomodate its loyal patrons, despite their ages, but unfortunately, this time around, things have to be a bit more strict. In no way are my comments intended to be rude, by the way, because the younger kats were very important to the development of Nation. It's the younger kats who continue to define the scene.

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Ok here is the reason behind the 21+ door policy...

1. Out of all the partys we have done we may have had on any given night 10-20 people under the age of 21 in attendance.

2. We lost ALOT of other patrons because we told people the party was 18 and over to get in. It may not happen in the city but on Long Island this can be suicide to a party.

3. This time around we are not in our own home space, it is someone elses club we are guests of theirs, and for that we have to respect the management and the LIQUOR LICENCE of the club!

If anyone has any questions or problems with anything please E-Mail me

SanctuaryLI@yahoo.com

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