High Society
High Society operates as a dance club rather than a traditional go-go bar, which sets it apart on Fields Avenue. Expect guest DJs, a proper light show, and a mixed crowd of expats, OFWs back for the holidays, and younger locals. The music skews towards techno, trance, and hip-hop. VIP table packages start at ₱10,000 with a bottle of champagne included. Hours run from 10 PM to 6 AM.
What to Expect
A mainstream nightclub, not a go-go bar. Loud music, strobe lighting, a large dance floor, and a bar serving standard cocktails. Women circulate but the venue doesn't operate a formal bar fine system.
Club-style with UV lighting, fog machines and a crowd that actually dances.
Techno, trance, hip-hop and commercial EDM. Volume is aggressive throughout.
Smart casual. Collared shirts for men get you faster entry. No flip-flops after midnight.
Those who want a proper dance club experience rather than the traditional Fields Avenue go-go format.
Cash and credit cards accepted.
Price Range
₱150 beer, ₱350 cocktail, ₱10,000 VIP table package
~€3.40 beer, ~€8 cocktail, ~€230 VIP table
Hours
Daily 22:00-06:00
Insider Tip
Skip the VIP unless you're in a group of six or more. The dance floor is the draw here, not the table service. Arrive after midnight when the crowd fills in.
Full Review
High Society operates as a proper nightclub rather than a go-go bar, which puts it in a different category from most Fields Avenue venues. The interior is built for dancing: a large floor, UV lighting, fog machines, and a sound system that handles techno and EDM at serious volume. The layout prioritizes the dance experience over seated viewing, which is a deliberate departure from the strip's standard format.
The crowd is younger and more mixed than the typical Fields Avenue bar. Filipino clubbers, expats, and tourists share the dance floor, and the energy is driven by the music rather than the stage entertainment. VIP table packages at 10,000 pesos are available for groups but aren't the main attraction. The bar serves standard cocktails at 350 pesos alongside the usual beer options.
Fields Avenue's entertainment is dominated by the go-go format, so High Society fills a niche for visitors who want a mainstream club experience. The closest comparison in Angeles City would be some of the larger Korean-owned clubs, but High Society targets the international crowd more directly. The late opening (10pm) and aggressive closing time (6am) position it as the after-hours option for people wrapping up at the go-go bars.
Smart casual dress is expected. Collared shirts get faster entry for men, and flip-flops are discouraged after midnight. The dance floor peaks between 1am and 3am when the Fields Avenue crowd migrates over. Skip the VIP unless your group is large enough to justify the table minimum.
The Neighborhood
High Society stands out on Fields Avenue by offering club-format nightlife in a district built around go-go entertainment. The venue draws a younger, more dance-oriented crowd from both the Filipino and international communities in Angeles City, filling a gap that the go-go bars don't address.
Getting There
On Fields Avenue, reachable by tricycle from anywhere in Angeles City for around 100 to 150 pesos. The entrance is on the main strip, identifiable by its club-style facade and the later opening hours posted at the door.
Address
Fields Avenue, Balibago
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