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Thursday nights in the Napoleon Room belong to Andy Lantz and classically trained vocalist Frankie Campofelice, who deliver a smooth blend of jazz standards, Broadway hits, and pop favorites from the 20s through the 60s. Arrive early for a full sit-down dinner and craft cocktails from your table, or just settle in with a drink and snacks. No cover charge, and the open mic is always there if you want to jump in. Tables fill up fast—reserve ahead.

A smooth baritone with serious credentials—Gordon Michaels brings his diverse repertoire to the Napoleon Room: Broadway ballads, jazz standards, blues, R&B, gospel, and more. His mini concert kicks off the evening, then the floor opens for anyone who wants to sing. No cover charge, ever. This is the kind of night where you get to hear a genuinely accomplished vocalist and maybe discover your own moment on stage.

Plastic Theatrics brings a two-act drag musical retelling of the 2009 Hannah Montana movie to Club Café's stage. Expect fierce lip syncing, electric choreography, and all the hits—"Let's Get Crazy," "Hoedown Throwdown," "The Climb"—as Miley navigates her double life. It's theatrical, it's fun, and it's exactly the kind of over-the-top drag storytelling that makes for a genuinely great night out.

Friday nights at Club Café are built for maximizing your homosexuality on the dance floor from 10 PM to 2 AM. DJ Stevie Psyclone spins open-format pop, R&B, hip-hop, and throwbacks—something for everyone. It's free before 10 PM, so show up early, fill the dance floor, and help build the gayest night possible. This is where the queer community comes to find friends, bridge gaps, and dance together.

Club Café's weekly Friday night tradition — dinner first, then straight to the dance floor. Resident DJs spin pop, R&B, hip-hop, and throwbacks until 2 AM, packing the South End's longtime LGBTQ+ nightlife staple (open since 1983) with a crowd that knows how to have a good time. $15 cover after 10 PM, 21+.

Josephine DeLorme brings her powerhouse vocals and sharp wit back to the Napoleon Room for an hour of jazz, Broadway, and cabaret brilliance. With accompanist Ryan Mascilak at the piano, it's the kind of Saturday brunch show that reminds you why live performance in an intimate room beats everything else. No cover, doors at 11am.