EQ Nightclub

Wow! What an amazing Underground feel. The sound is superb. I was impressed by the owners making their rounds to make sure we were happy. The security card is a big sweetheart. I don’t know why someone said the bathrooms don’t lock because they do. The security guard is a police officer and he and a couple other security guards watch the parking lot. I love this new club! They really get an impressive line up. I’ve seen Pierre, Harry Romero, Kevin Saunderson, Satoshi Tomei, and so many more. Dave Angel will be there next week and the local talent is on point. Great place for Techno and Tech House for sure.

The club music selection leaves a lot to be desired, especially since I can hear their illegally loud (exceeding decibels) music and feel vibrations throughout the building.
I decided to visit since I can’t sleep until after 3am (even though the club cited their business hours from 10pm to 2:30am). The drinks are decent and bar tenders are ok. Bouncers are rude. The parking lot around here is sketchy and EQ only brings more sketchy people to the area. Be sure to lock your doors or hope your windows aren’t broken out (while their security will claim to not have seen or heard anything).
I’ve already had enough and will be reporting EQ failure to obey laws and the requirement to provide adequate sound proofing and a safe environment.

So, I went there for the Phutur3 event in June. I go every third Saturday to these music events, usually held at the music room on Edgewood.
There’s just a couple of things that this night club needs to work on. It’s not ideal for Phutur3, I think I still prefer music room. The Décor was very mixed aesthetics and it seemed confusing and didn’t flow well together. They had modern, contemporary, New Age deco, on top of redefined Victorian.
The bartenders are pretty solid, all of our drinks were very well-​made.
Sidenote, the girls bathrooms… The stalls don’t lock completely.