GoGo was the number one dance of the '60s. GoGo 2008 is here and more fun than ever.

Sassy Sue's GoGo Inevitable is the only place to be in town for modernists, hipsters, flipsters and fingerpoppin daddios.

Every Friday night Dandelion, Dublin's First Lady of GoGo, takes to the decks and the dancers take to the floor.

Each month at Sassy Sues GoGo Inevitable we welcome an international guest for your dancing pleasure and to add a new feel to our night.

So far we have had the cream of guest DJs spin at GoGo with the most passionate DJ performances ever seen or heard by such iconic maestros as Kevin Rowland (Dexy's), Glen Matlock (Sex Pistols), Andy Lewis (Acid Jazz) and Terry Hall (The Specials), the Go! Team and Bob Stanley (Saint Etienne) to name a few.

We're partial to the odd band too! The Jim Jones Revue, The Urges and The Revellions have all graced the GoGo stage - with style.

Sassy Sue's GoGo Inevitable is a club on a mission a club for people who know their music and love their clothes - but most of all a club for dancers.

So join us under the mirror ball every Friday night on a musical journey that takes in the best of '60s poptastic, garage punk, rock'n'roll soul and northern anthems - we go all the way to motown & beyond

Get on board the Friday '' night train '' to Sassy Sue's GoGo


Sassy Sue’s Top Ten

1. Nobody But Me - The Human Beinz
2. Crawdaddy Simone - The Syndicats
3. I’ll Keep Holding On - The Action
4. Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) - Frank Wilson
5. Hey Hey Bunny - John Fred & His Playboy Band
6. Going To A Happenin - Tommy Neal
7. If I Could Only Be Sure – N.F. Porter
8. Don’t Burst My Bubble - The Small Faces
9. A Little Bit Hurt - Julian Covay
10. You Burn Me Up And down - We The People

"Domestic Jukebox ... The Horrors " ... Hot Press ... February 2008 [View PDF]

"Never Mind The Mattlocks"... Irish Daily Star ... September 2007 [View PDF]

"Decks Pistol ... Glen Matlock " ... Hot Press [View PDF]

"Uber Groovey"
The Ticket Magazine

Irish Times Interview with Kevin Rowland
The Irish Times

"Everyone is important and everyone has their place on the night"
The Tribune

Keep the nostalgia flowing this Friday
The Guardian

‘She’s been an enigmatic presence on the Dublin music scene for years‘
The Dubliner

"the musical equivalent of a bagful of Biba on the back seat of Sandie Shaw's Mini"
The Guardian

'the most fun-filled club night on Fridays'
The Irish Times

‘The best way to start the weekend”
Totally Dublin

“Hotfoot it to The Sugar Club….a roaring success”
The Irish Times

“We’ll see you there”
The Sunday Tribune

“Friday Nights will never be the same again”
The Irish Independent


Dandelion photographed by Suzanne Thomspon
at Circus Photography