The Nick, Birmingham

The Nick is the craziest place in Birmingham. Do not get scared by the club’s rugged exterior; once you enter, you will be rewarded for your braveness with the best time ever - spent at the Nick. The shack is a rather cozy place after you get to know the amazing staff, adjust to the darkness and of course, taste the coldest beer in Birmingham. The music played is diverse; you will listen to rock, emo, pop, country, bluegrass, blues, etc. At the Nick the performance starts at about 10pm and ends at around 2am, but the bar does not close so soon.

Image Courtesy of Flickr and Chris Herdt.

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Sight Name: The Nick
Sight Location: Birmingham, USA (See walking tours in Birmingham)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub

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