Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Friday the 13th is Your Lucky Day!
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Roosters' Place in History
Back in November 1971, the building that now houses Rooster T. Feathers was a bar called Andy Capp's Tavern, and it installed the world's very first commercially sold video game: Computer Space (against the far wall, near the back door).
As part of Roosters' 30th Anniversary celebration in 2009, original Roosters' owner Tony Modica talked about the role of the Roosters' location in history. Among our little known facts: In the 1970s there was mud-wrestling going on at The Country Store, the predecessor to Roosters. The mud-pit was in the middle of the stage area. Here's a video clip from our Anniv Event. Enjoy!
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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
Thank You Bay Area for Voting Us Number 1!
You voted us "Best Comedy Club" in the SFGate Best of the BayList competition. Thank you! It feels so good to be number one, we just want to crow about it! Cock-a-doodle-dooo! Click here to see the full contest results.
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