Sure, we have an incredible culinary scene, and we also have plenty of bars and lounges (though many are student dives). Let’s face it, nightlife isn’t necessarily Boston’s most powerful appeal. He hopes that bars, lounges and clubs will be able to stay open an hour later.
This is a world-class city and we want to provide world-class entertainment,” Reza said.
… We want to raise the level of clients … We’ve retrained our staff and hired new managers. “We’ve upgraded everything, including security, and by updating all of our sound equipment, lighting, furniture, bars, the space has been completely transformed. So, why the makeover? Club rep Shahrokh Reza says it’s just time.
without a big appearance payout by the owners. The club, formerly known as Rumor, got a face-lift after going full tilt for more than 15 years.Ĭelebrities such as Paris Hilton, LeBron James and Mark Wahlberg have frequented Rumor of their own accord - i.e. Why spend loads of money on your interiors or sound system when tipsy students and young professionals are probably not even going to notice? The owners of Icon would beg to differ. When it comes to swanky nightlife in Boston, most club owners take the “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” approach.
