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A deluxe two-level venue with California cuisine until 1 a.m. Full bar. Age limit varies.

Straight Stuntin Magazine West Coast Premiere

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Big hair, bigger egos, vapid groupies, never-ending guitar solos, spandex -- there's much to mock when it comes to '80s-era metal, especially the brand of hairspray and guyliner rock that was hatched right here on the Sunset Strip. Steel Panther (formerly Metal Shop, and Metal Skool before that) have been plying this trade for over a decade now, and, shockingly, the joke hasn't gotten old. Every Monday night the foul-mouthed foursome take the stage at the Key Club (the former site of... More »

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