Uncle Floyd introduced Bon Jovi to the world, Bruce Springsteen dropped in Atlantic City in 1982, and legends like Frankie Valli and Sinatra were already established. Then, in 1987, Whitney Houston unleashed "I Wanna Dance with Somebody." The New Jersey music scene flourished in the '80s, coinciding with AC's transformation into a gaming hub. DJ Skyline, the original resident DJ at #TennAveAC, began his journey with us from day one, orchestrating some of our most iconic parties on Tennessee Avenue. For one unforgettable night, DJ Skyline takes the reins at the beer hall yard, spinning nothing but '80s hits. While Whitney reigns as queen, the possibilities are limitless. Chef Charles Soreth, Lee Sanchez, Scott Cronick, and Mark Callazzo (yes, the kid from the Mean Joe Green Coke commercial) united to redefine Atlantic City. Together, they revitalized Tennessee Avenue, crafting a vibrant main street where locals and visitors converge. This isn't just a comeback or a midlife crisis—it's a mission. And let's set the record straight: Lee may be the youngest, but Mama Chocolate steals the show as the team's unsung hero. She's concocting a mudslide featuring BAR|32 chocolate that'll have you shouting TGIF! Plus, one of our original customers, Howard Leroy of Rafael's in AC, is pitching in, offering free mullets to those who donate $50 to the Boys and Girls Club or Sister Jean's. #FamilyFirst