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Jolene Downtown Miami, located at 200 E Flagler Street in Miami, FL 33131, has rapidly distinguished itself as a standout fixture in Miami's ever-evolving nightlife scene since its recent opening in early 2023. Occupying a historic building in the heart of downtown, Jolene brings together retro-inspired aesthetics, cutting-edge sound design, and an inclusive ethos that pays homage to Miami’s diverse cultural roots. Drawing inspiration from the disco era while embracing Miami's reputation as a dance music hotspot, Jolene was conceptualized by nightlife veterans aiming to create a space that bridges eras and musical genres.

The venue's interior boasts a nostalgic yet modern vibe, featuring plush booths, a central dance floor with vibrant lighting, and a custom sound system engineered by revered audio designers to provide an immersive experience for guests and performers alike. Over its short but impactful lifespan, Jolene Downtown Miami has cultivated a reputation for attracting music lovers, industry insiders, and artists who value both the venue's attention to sonic quality and its reputation for championing inclusivity—a rarity that sets it apart in a city teeming with nightlife options. The space itself has undergone subtle yet important upgrades since opening, focusing mainly on acoustics and artistic décor, but the original architectural charm of the building has been thoughtfully preserved, adding a historic touch to the club's contemporary flair.

Jolene's programming is recognized for its eclecticism, curating nights that blend disco, house, techno, and experimental sounds, making it a go-to stage for both emerging talent and established headliners. Notable artists who have performed at Jolene Downtown Miami include international acts such as Honey Dijon, Gerd Janson, and DJ Tennis, as well as prominent local talent like Ms. Mada, Will Renuart, and Patrick Walsh.

The club’s diverse lineup has also seen performances by Ash Lauryn, Natasha Diggs, and Heidi Lawden, together with Miami staples such as Sister System and Ray Milian, cementing Jolene as a focal point in the city’s resurgence of music-driven nightlife.