In the episodes
18 mentions across all episodes - S1E2 3 · S2E3 1 · S3E6 2 · S4E8 1 · S4E10 8 · S5E6 1 · S6E1 1 · S6E3 1
- S6E1 · James St. James · 1 mention in this episode
On James's teenage list of places to live in NYC
- S1E2 · Michael Musto · 3 mentions in this episode
One of the scenes Musto listed when he joined the Voice; home of the 80s art explosion and Patti Astor's Fun Gallery
- S2E3 · Susanne Bartsch · 1 mention in this episode
Where the Pyramid is
- S3E6 · Eric Goode · 2 mentions in this episode
Eric's first apartment there cost very little
- S4E8 · Richie Rich · 1 mention in this episode
Heatherette's silver studio
- S5E6 · Christopher Makos · 1 mention in this episode
Fenton says he, Randy and James were East Village kids in the 80s when Makos was already a legend
- S6E3 · Chi Chi Valenti & Johnny Dynell · 1 mention in this episode
The Pyramid's drag world, as Johnny tells it
- S4E10 · Ann Magnuson · 8 mentions in this episode
Where Ann got her first punk haircut, later lived, and where Club 57 was
On the scene timeline
15 October 2006 · 315 Bowery
CBGB closes with a Patti Smith set
Thirty-three years after opening, the Bowery club plays its last show. The East Village of the guests' youth is officially over.
2025 · East Village
Manic Panic hits its late forties and the New York Times comes calling
Tish and Snooky are still behind the counter, still the living link between CBGB and the current punk generation.
1990s · Pyramid Club
Linda Simpson: Hosts nights in the East Village drag scene
Drag queen, writer and creator of the zine My Comrade. (Night Fever guest, Season 2, Episode 9.)
1979 · Club 57
Ann Magnuson: Runs Club 57 in the East Village
Performer who ran Club 57. (Night Fever guest, Season 4, Episode 10.)