Mega Gallery: Iconic Penrith nightclub from the noughties
Phriction Nightclub was one of the hottest places to be in Penrith before closing its doors for the final time in 2012. See some iconic snaps in our gallery below.
Phriction Nightclub was one of the hottest places to be in Penrith before closing its doors for the final time in 2012. See some iconic snaps in our gallery below.
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