REVOLVER CLUB NIGHT

REVOLVER Dj's SPINNING 1960's POP - GARAGE - WEST COAST - ROCK 'N' ROLL - MOTOWN - SOUL - SKA & PSYCH Est 2004

REVOLVER EVERY MONDAY AT THE ROADHOUSE
8 Newton Street, Piccadilly, Manchester, M1 2AN

1960's POP, GARAGE, WEST COAST, ROCK 'N' ROLL, MOTOWN - SOUL - SKA & PSYCHEDELIA
11PM TILL 3AM
£4 ENTRY £3 WITH FLYER

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REVOLVER SPECIALS AT THE DEAF INSTITUTE
1st FRIDAY & 3rd SATURDAY OF THE MONTH
135 Grosvenor Street, Manchester, M1 7HE

2 FLOORS OF 60's POP, GARAGE, WEST COAST, MOTOWN, SOUL, ROCK 'N' ROLL, SKA, PSYCH

11PM TILL 3AM
£4 ENTRY BEFORE 12PM

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NEXT REVOLVER SPECIALS.........

SATURDAY 19th MARCH 2011 AT THE DEAF INSTITUTE (REVOLVER DJ's 2 FLOORS OF 60'S TUNES)

FRIDAY 1st APRIL 2011 AT THE DEAF INSTITUTE (GUESTS IN THE BAR TO BE CONFIRMED)

SATURDAY 16th APRIL 2011 - CANCELLED DUE TO PRIOR BOOKING

SUNDAY 24th APRIL 2011 (EASTER SPECIAL)
AT THE RUBY LOUNGE WITH SPECIAL GUESTS POGO & TWO DOLLAR SHOW

FRIDAY 6th MAY AT THE DEAF INSTITUTE (REVOLVER DJ's 2 FLOORS OF 60' TUNES)

SATURDAY 21st MAY AT THE DEAF INSTITUTE (REVOLVER DJ's 2FLOORS OF 60's TUNES)

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TICKETS TO OUR EVENTS ARE AVAILABLE FROM SKIDDLE.

PLEASE NOTE.... ALL OF OUR EVENTS HAVE BEEN SOLD OUT SO GET DOWN EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT......

REVOLVER LONDON COMING SOON.......

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WE PLAY MUSIC FROM THE LIKES OF.

THE BEATLES, KINKS, FOUR TOPS, MARTHA AND THE VANDELLAS, JEFFERSON AIRPLANE, ARETHA FRANKLIN, MARVIN GAYE, CREAM, JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE, LOVE, THE DOORS, BEECH BOYS, RAY CHARLES, BOB DYLAN, THE SUPREMES, MARVELLETTES, SAM COOKE, JACKIE WILSON, AL WILSON, THE WHO, SEARCHERS, ROLLING STONES, THE BYRDS, MONKEES, CAPTAIN BEEFHEART, RONNETTES, IKE AND TINA, STAX, MOTOWN CHESS RECORDS, ATLANTIC RECORDS, ETC ETC

WE USE VINTAGE OIL PROJECTORS AND DATA PROJECTORS TO CREATE A UNIQUE CLUBBING EXPERIENCE, MAKING YOU FEEL LIKE YOU HAVE BEEN TRANSPORTED BACK TO 1967

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REVOLVER REVIEWS.......

NME - CLUB OF THE WEEK

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STYLIST MAGAZINE - THE 5 BEST THINGS TO DO THIS WEEKEND......... FEBRUARY 2011

SHIMMY AND SHAKE TO 60S CLASSICS
What: Revolver Saturday Special

When: Saturday, 11am-3pm

Where: The Deaf Institute, 135 Grosvener Street, M1 7HE

Get ready to do your best Twiggy impression and groove all night at this classic retro club night, promising the best in1960's pop, motown, rock n' roll and psychedelica. Having made the move into the mainstream from their usual Monday night slot at the Roadhouse, the Revolver DJs will be packing out the dancefloor with hip cats in mini-skirts and monochrome. Don't forget your eyeliner.

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DAJIA MAGAZINE REVIEW OCTOBER 2010

If you worship big woolly jumpers (gentlemen) or retro dresses which make you look like war widows (ladies) then Revolver is the place for you.

First-rate 1960s pop, Garage, West Coast, Motown & Psychedelia turn on the tables of this intimate venue. Its a small place but who cares when youve got what you need: a decently priced bar, retro decoration, cheeky chappies and chapettes along with some ace sounds youd never be able to find anywhere else!

The crowd of chummy socialites are either dedicated disciples or first timers who together celebrate this small piece of heaven in the middle of dead-end gray urbanisation. `The mellow atmosphere of this place makes anyone whos anyone stand up and attempt to boogie along to some truly fantastic mixing.

This night is a true representation of what the Manchester music scene is all about; finding something small and unique which you can go back to every week. Even the dingy appearance of the Roadhouse adds to the novelty and makes you wish that youd been born 40 years earlier in a tableau of underground harmony.

Revolver is on every Monday at the Roadhouse and also every Saturday at the Deaf Institute- Ruddy well recommend you all should go!!

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"REVOLVER ONE OF THE TOP FIVE NIGHTS IN MANCHESTER" - THE TIMES

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REVOLVER GUARDIAN REVIEW

Revolver, Manchester One of the best things about clubbing these days is the wide variety of themes that club nights boast, particularly within the larger cities. Should the mood take, you could glam up for a 1970s night, suit up for a mod bash, or make yourself look deeply unattractive and musically oblivious in order to fit in at the 1980s revival, all within the space of one week! Although Revolver's Monday night time slot, more often than not it's a sellout by midnight, the familiar and fun soundtrack of classic rock, pop, soul and psychedelia proving particularly popular with students. Oil lamps and other wobbly lighting effects adorn the walls of its subterranean home, the Roadhouse, and the atmosphere is of such a calibre that Revolver took pride of place, in preference over several weekend regulars, at the club on the most recent New Year's Eve. Marc Rowlands

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URBAN LIFE REVIEW

A Retro night that's actaully cool, surely you jest? Nope, REVOLVER has become something of a Manchester Institution for playing great tunes from days gone with none of the cheese. What makes this night even better is the vast drinks selection at fabulous prices. A worthy way to start your clubbing week

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REVOLVER vs UP THE RACKET - Silent Disco Review

Enjoy the Silence

Tottering up the steps of Manchesters Deaf Institute, I wondered whether the experience of a Saturday night silent disco would force my skinny legs skating around the dance floor, or sullenly shuffling back out of the joint. For the third collaboration between mighty Manchester nightlife stalwarts Revolver and Up the Racket, sees them testing the water of a medium usually reserved for muddy midnight festival nutters, or half-full, internet-concocted train station rendezvous.
The proposal for a 60s pop/northern soul and catchy, contemporary indie silent disco, therefore, is a brave one.
Lucky, then, that the proposal was championed, for the night was truly amazing.
Beneath the spin of the dangling disco ball, bequiffed teddy boys fluttered about the room, unfazed as the headphones flattened their tops, rubbing shoulders with smouldering, cheerily cheek-boned ladies, spinning and bouncing upon tiny plimsolls, to the music beating inside and against their jubilant ear drums.
And it was the music, moreover, that ensured this fantastic dizziness of the dance floor. Friendly Fires fired into one chaps head whilst The Supremes swooned into somebody elses. The result was a pulsating dance floor, jigging wildly to uplifting, rhythmic dance delights.
And thats not to mention the fun to be had by removing your headphones and listening to the warble and tangle of tuneless voices, or witnessing the silly jives and taps of silent dancing!
The more the Racket Upped, the more the room excitedly Revolved.

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