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Palm Springs, California
Video bar on Indian Canyon with showtune sing-alongs and themed nights
QUADZ is Palm Springs' video bar, where VJs run music videos across wall-to-wall screens all night, from current pop to deep-cut throwbacks that land with a gay-bar crowd. It took over the former Spurline space just off the Arenas strip at Indian Canyon, and shares its name and format with a sister bar in Las Vegas. The programming leans participatory: trivia on Tuesdays, karaoke on Thursdays, and show-tune sing-alongs that turn the room into one big chorus. The reputation here is for being one of the friendliest, least cliquey rooms in town, a good landing spot if you're new in Palm Springs or drinking solo and want easy conversation over a martini. It's a video-and-karaoke bar first, not a dance club, so it fills the slot between a quiet cocktail and a full night out.
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