Online music magazine Resident Advisor showcases Tbilisi’s Left Bank as Club of the Week
The RA hailed the Tbilisi-based club as a social space “dedicated to providing a platform for a diverse array of arts and music” and highlighted that the Left Bank, a multi-purpose venue functioning as a nightclub by night and a social space by day, prioritised the “creation of a safe and inclusive environment”. Photo via Resident Advisor/Instagram
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Resident Advisor, an online music magazine and community platform dedicated to showcasing electronic music, artists and events across the globe, displayed the Left Bank, a community space and nightclub located on the left bank of Georgia’s capital Tbilisi, as the Club of the Week, the club said on Friday.
In their social media post, the RA hailed the Tbilisi-based club as a social space “dedicated to providing a platform for a diverse array of arts and music” and highlighted that the Left Bank, a multi-purpose venue functioning as a nightclub by night and a social space by day, prioritised the “creation of a safe and inclusive environment”.
The music website Resident Advisor has been providing news, music and event reviews, as well as features and interviews since 2001. The company has its headquarters in London, with additional offices in Berlin, Los Angeles, Sydney and Tokyo.
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