BADkins and Tbloure play a late Friday at Disco Bean Coffee Company

Bonita Springs' coffee-and-vinyl shop stays open late on Fridays, and on Nov. 13 it hosts a 9 p.m. show.

Most coffee shops are locking up by the time a show would start. Disco Bean Coffee Company, on Bonita Beach Road, is built the other way around, and this Friday it puts that late-night streak to work.

BADkins play Disco Bean Coffee Company in Bonita Springs on Friday, Nov. 13, with Tbloure also on the bill. The show starts at 9 p.m., and tickets are on sale through DICE. The date was announced Oct. 27.

The room is the story here. Disco Bean opened with a grand opening and ribbon cutting on Dec. 29 at 9124 Bonita Beach Road, in Sunshine Plaza. It was founded by DJ Patty Amandis, who also goes by DJ Pat Pat, and it was set up from the start as more than a place to get a latte. The shop sells new and used vinyl, and weekend DJs spin retro music on records. Gulfshore Business described the concept as blending music culture with a speakeasy-style atmosphere, and the coffee menu runs from imported Colombian beans from a mountain farm in Pereira to Café Bustelo. Beer, wine and champagne are on the menu too.

The hours are what make a Friday night show possible. Disco Bean is open until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, which is unusual for a coffee shop in Southwest Florida and is a big part of why it has become a spot for music after dark. The shop has hosted daytime vinyl sessions too, including "The Get Down," a free afternoon event where DJs played strictly from wax across hip-hop, R&B, soul, disco, reggae, soca and freestyle.

A show with a ticket and a 9 p.m. start pushes that a step further. For a region where much of the live music happens on patios and in bars, a coffee-and-records shop staying up to host a bill is the kind of small, independent room that local scenes need more of. It gives newer acts a place to play that isn't competing with a TV over the bar, and it gives listeners a night out that doesn't have to revolve around drinking, though the option is there.

What to know before going: this is a small shop, not a concert hall, so arrive near the start and expect a close, casual room. Check the DICE listing for the age policy and any updates. If you want to browse the record bins, come a little early; the shop's regular hours on Fridays run late, so there's time before the music starts.

Friday the 13th, 9 p.m., Bonita Beach Road. Bring a few dollars for a record on the way out.

Sources: Disco Bean Coffee Co. to blend brew, bites, vinyl — Gulfshore Business (gulfshorebusiness.com); Bonita Springs coffee shop combines specialty drinks with vinyl records and late night hours — 96K Rock (96krock.com); Disco Bean Coffee Company opens in Bonita Springs — SW Florida Business Today (swfloridabusinesstoday.com); The Get Down — Eventbrite (eventbrite.com); BADkins at Disco Bean Coffee Company — DICE (link.dice.fm); BADkins at Disco Bean Coffee Company — JamBase (jambase.com)