(Photo by Justin Namon)"Brooklyn," as the current day manager of the Vagabond downtown is known, has done and seen it all around the South Florida music scene since arriving here from his native New York some 12 years ago. Younger types flitting around hipster nightlife know him as the improbably, heavily tattooed guy who has tossed their drunk asses out of the Vagabond, and other venues before like Circa 28. But he's done a lot more than that, and he's gathered up enough opinions along the way
​South Beach's Rokbar (1905 Collins Avenue, Miami Beach) is sort of a misnomer for the lounge. It's neither a rock 'n' roll club or bar. Instead the lounge focuses on bringing together beautiful people with a knack for bottle service and plenty of attitude.Still, the venue has always made a name for itself by trying to bend the rules a bit of what is expected from a beach establishment. Its hosted live band performances, keggers and art parties. Now Rokbar has alerted of us a new Tuesday night
​Seven hours. That's how long Ryan Evans mixes up the mayhem at Buck 15 each and every Friday night. Seven hours. But if you're the kind of DJ who can begin with '90s hip-hop, segue through commercial house, and peak with classic rock and roll, well, seven hours is just another drive-by. The kind of drive-by that leaves the dance floor riddled with musical bullets and keeps people talking well into next week. But the Orange County, California native isn't simply the kind of DJ who stands
