SIN NIGHTCLUB
802 6th Avenue
San Diego CA 92101
(619) 234-4746

Friday, March 16, 2007

SIN was crackin’ tonight for sure. For a Friday night, SIN made a good first impression to go with its debut. It was the grand reopening since it got licensed to have a dance floor.

If Vegas Productions keeps putting on Fridays at SIN like this, then Friday’s downtown just found a new nightly addiction.

The flyer said “also featuring The Sinilicious Gogos” but I saw none. Only hot women danced as a potent energy shined throughout the night. DJ Danny Baraja and Michael Benoit from Illustrious Culture tore it up on the one’s and two’s.

Imperia Vodka hosted the bar and Rodney the wild bartender, made a gnarly concoction known as the ‘The Red Rope Review’… a strong name… for an even stronger drink.

A Red Rope applause goes out to Rodney for busting out with his bottle-tossing, drink-pouring skills behind that counter.

Just so everybody knows…SIN is has a Red Rope stamp of approval. So have fun, we sure did.


L. Katz
Managing Editor/Producer

SIN NITECLUB
802 6th Avenue
San Dieg CA 92101
(619) 234-4746

Saturday, February 17, 2007

After visiting this wicked new pleasure San Diego’s Gaslamp District had to offer, SIN NITECLUB caught my attention with its interior and the people who filled it. The name alone was enough temptation to lure me into its opulent and yet intimate setting of naughty fun.

With two fully stocked bars serving all the liquid pleasures you can think of and a trippy light show that goes along with the latest mash-ups, hip-hop and R&B, I’m sure this chic venue is here to stay and claim a title as one of the best.

DJ Marlino, a.k.a “DASFOOTAFUNK” was spinning a random mix of music on the one’s and two’s tonight.

He said he would have been playing a more consistent set of music, but Vice Unit was in the house that night.

“The dance floor would have been better if it wasn’t for Vice,” he said.

When did it become a sin to party? I guess only when Vice Unit comes to throw salt at an awesome bash, which I think, could have been better.

Despite Vice killing my moral of the night, DJ Marlino was still dope and did his best to keep the place popping. The only sin here was the amount of an exceptionally good-looking crowd on the dance floor dancing like no tomorrow.

“I like the name, but I like the crowd even better,” said Nicole, 25 from San Diego. “ SIN has a good location, good music, it’s great.”

If you’re in the mood for something different, be seduced by a new kind of SIN, situated nicely in downtown San Diego at 802 6th Avenue with the entrance around the corner on F Street.


L. Katz