No Curfew Club returns with a punk rock millennial clubbing night
Time to break out the Von Dutch caps and heavy eyeliner again!
If nostalgia for the clubbing nights of the early 2000s has you ready to dust off your concert gear, The Riot Act edition of No Curfew Club at Aer on October 17 promises to hit the mark. This punk rock revival night features a diverse lineup of genres to cater to all moods, starting at 5pm. Alt-rock and acoustic jams from Coldplay, Hoobastank, and Incubus will warm up the crowd, while high-energy pop-punk anthems from Fall Out Boy, Avril Lavigne, and Blink-182 will get everyone moving by 6pm.
By 7pm, alt-rock and nu-metal tracks from Linkin Park, Evanescence, Nickelback, and System of a Down will add a heavier edge to the night. Finally, peak emo and rock bangers from My Chemical Romance, Green Day, and Paramore will bring the house down from 8pm onward. Behind the bar, Jen Queen and Nicole Slater from The Pontiac will keep the rock n' roll party atmosphere alive with their signature cocktails and lively banter.
The event is expected to be a nostalgia-filled throwback bash, complete with early-bird tickets at $250, general admission at $350, and last-minute options at $380, all including a burger and drink. Don't forget to bring your skater shoes, studded accessories, and band tees as you prepare to immerse yourself in the era of punk rock.
Written by urgent.news from Time Out Hong Kong's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
