Blitz club

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Blitz club was a famed London nightclub that became the epicenter of the late-1970s New Romantic scene, nurturing influential musicians, fashion, and art.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Blitz club canonical 3
Blitz nightclub 2
The Blitz Club 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf music venue
nightclub
associatedAct Culture Club
Duran Duran
Spandau Ballet
Ultravox
Visage
associatedPerson Boy George
Gary Kemp
John Galliano
Martin Kemp
Midge Ure
Princess Julia
Rusty Egan
Stephen Jones
Steve Strange
capacity small intimate venue
coFounder Rusty Egan
Steve Strange
country United Kingdom
culturalMovement New Romantic
dissolutionDate 1981
doorPolicy fashion-led selection
dressCode strictly enforced
era early 1980s
late 1970s
founder Rusty Egan
Steve Strange
genre New Wave
electronic music
synth-pop
inception 1979
influenced 1980s British pop culture
New Romantic fashion aesthetics
club culture in the UK
knownFor art and performance
avant-garde club fashion
being the epicenter of the late-1970s New Romantic scene
influencing 1980s fashion
nurturing emerging musicians
strict dress code
legacy considered a cradle of the New Romantic movement
location London
linked to: London, England
musicScene New Romantic
neighborhood Covent Garden
notableEvent regular Tuesday club nights
openingDate 1979
status defunct
streetAddress 4 Great Queen Street

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Blitz Kids associatedWithVenue Blitz nightclub
linked to: Blitz club
Steve Strange coFounded Blitz nightclub
linked to: Blitz club
Visage associatedAct Blitz club
Rusty Egan coFounded The Blitz Club
linked to: Blitz club