No Black Tie (NBT)
Times of IndiaGuidepal.com/ENTERTAINMENT, KUALA LUMPUR/ Updated : Nov 11, 2016, 14:17 IST
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If you close your eyes and think of a hip jazz joint, chances are the images you conjure up will look a lot like No Black Tie: a cosy basement room; a tight, shades-wearing band in a darkened corner, picked out by a single spotlig … Read more
If you close your eyes and think of a hip jazz joint, chances are the images you conjure up will look a lot like No Black Tie: a cosy basement room; a tight, shades-wearing band in a darkened corner, picked out by a single spotlight, and a crowd made up of the intellectual and social elite of the city. Read less

Kuala Lumpur's favourite jazz venue
Word to the wise: If you're hungry, NBT serves decent Japanese food.
It's mostly jazz sets that are on offer at No Black Tie—known affectionately as NBT—but you can also hear the blues and folk, and there are occasional poetry readings. Check their webpage for their events line-up before you go.
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