Oilcan Harrys: Additionally, no serious clubber should visit Austin without making an appearance at this always-crowded bar. To put it simply: Its the iconic venue you dont want to skip. Its regular drag acts and live music sets provide endless entertainment for revelers of all sexual orientations. For the sake of Rain’s loyal patrons, Percifull reaffirms that “although things are changing, the doors remain open to all. If you only go to one gay bar in Austin, make it this one.
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When asked about what Fourth Street patrons can anticipate in the new year, Percifull announced that the club will begin hosting special guest DJ events as well as weekly drag shows. In celebration of this ultra-gay anomaly ( even in Califoria's WeHo, a gay bar owned by gay people is news), the GM claims they intend to be more competitive than ever before. Gay & Lesbian (LGBTQ) gay bars & clubs, gaybars, nightlife, gay venues, queer bars & Texas clubbing spots, find them at.
Moreover, for the first time in the history of Rain, the ownership is predominantly made up of self-identifying gay members. Although Pantano will be missed by his partners, the Rain troop seems excited and apt to make some changes. Percifull, who started out as a bartender at Rain a decade ago, says, “I was the last straw,” signifying his recently increased share of the club. General Manager Scott Percifull tells the Gay Place that after 10 years of developing the Rain that Austinites have come to know and love, Pantano has sold his share of the nightclub to his associate investors.
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Scott Percifull (photo courtesy of Rain on 4th)Īs of this week Rain on 4th took its final step out of one type of closet, as Dave Pantano steps down as the owner of the revered club.