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    Tupelo

    Posted by Jon Wilks 1 February 2006

    Elvis may have left the building some time ago, but his hometown is alive and well and enjoying life in Fukuoka City. Though the owner confesses to being more of an Eagles fan, Tupelo is a country and western theme bar that takes its name from the King's birthplace.

    This fifth floor bar is decorated in classic country album sleeves, with a corner of the room given over to a first-class live band setup. Bend the owner's ear a little, buy him a glass of shochu or two, and you could find yourself standing in for the house
    band.

    An extensive range of hard liquor and bottled beer is supplemented by the most delicious jambalaya this side of the Mississippi. Stays open til late, with sinful jam sessions a regular feature past your bedtime.

    Take the train to Tenjin and head past the ACROSS building, turning right before the Nakasu Bridge. Tupelo is on the left after the Family Mart

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    The Basement

    Posted by Jon Wilks 1 February 2006

    The Basement is located in the back room of Early Believers live bar. Taking place on the last Tuesday of every month, the club has a strict policy of promoting up and coming talent regardless of nationality, so visitors are guaranteed a happy hotch potch of acts on any given night. The regular crowd is largely made up of musicians that play on the Fukuoka scene, so it is an ideal starting point for anyone interested in getting up and getting involved.

    Local DJs spin a modtastic mix of northern soul and classic indie
    between the live performers. Tickets can be purchased on the door and the price includes a free drink.

    Nearest station: Tenjin

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