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US Small Venues.Xlsx Venue City State Name Capacity Contact Website Chilkoot Charlie's Anchorage AK Greg 200, 400 [email protected] koots.com Humpy's Greak Alaskan Alehouse Anchorage AK Susan Snyder 250 ssnyder@humpy's.com humpysalaska.com The Boatel Fairbanks AK Natalie +1 907 388 9256 fb.com/Boatelbar The Marlin Fairbanks AK [email protected] fb.com/TheMarlinFBX Cheaha Brewing Company Anniston AL Rodney 100 [email protected] cheahabrewingcompany.com Peerless Saloon Anniston AL Kristy 150 [email protected] peerlesssaloon.com Black Market Bar & Grill Birmingham AL Rebecca Keeton 275 [email protected] evilbartenders.com Cahaba Brewing Company Birmingham AL Andy 75 [email protected] cahababrewing.com Courtyard 280 Birmingham AL Blake 300 +1 205 980 9891 Oasis Birmingham AL Melissa 100 [email protected] oasisbar.com Syndicate Lounge Birmingham AL 220 [email protected] fb.com/TheSyndicateLoungeBham The Nick Birmingham AL Dan Nolen 300 [email protected] thenickrocks.com Work Play Birmingham AL Steven 450, 800 [email protected] workplay.com District Ultra Lounge Dothan AL Iggy 400 [email protected] fb.com/DistrictUltraLounge The Plughouse Dothan AL Bullfrog 60 [email protected] fb.com/ThePlughouseDothan Somewhere On The Lake Guntersville AL Mercedes 100 [email protected] somewhere2b.com Copper Top Dive N Dine Huntsville AL Cassie 60 fb.com/coppertopdnd fb.com/coppertopdnd Flying Monkey Arts Huntsville AL 450 [email protected] flyingmonkeyarts.org Humphrey's Bar & Grill Huntsville AL Justin & Diana 120 [email protected] humphreysdowntown.com Maggie Meyers Irish Pub Huntsville AL Joshua Dodd 180 [email protected] maggiemeyersirishpub.com Sidetracks Music Hall Huntsville AL 250 [email protected] hsvsidetracks.com Sports Page Huntsville AL Mike Roberts 175 +1 256 880 9471 fb.com/sportspagehuntsville1 Voodoo Lounge Huntsville AL Lance Smith 100 fb.com/lancealmonsmith voodooloungehsv.com 11th Frame Live Madison AL Joshua Bushaw 260 fb.com/joshua.bushaw madisonbowlingcenter.com Alley Bar Montgomery AL 200+ +1 334 387 3333 fb.com/alleyBARmontgomery Pub 261 Pelham AL Dorothy 300 +1 205 444 0261 pub261.com Green Bar Tucson AL David & Zach 150 [email protected] greenbarttown.com Druid City Brewing Tuscaloosa AL Tyler [email protected] druidcitybrewing.com Egan's Bar Tuscaloosa AL Adam 75 [email protected] fb.com/homeofthehalfshot Rhythm & Brews Tuscaloosa AL 300 rhythmnbrews.com/id4.html rhythmnbrews.com Against The Grain Wetumpka AL Britt fb.com/againstthegrainart fb.com/againstthegrainart Gusano's Pizzeria Bentonville AR Marci Turpin 300 [email protected] gusanospizza.net Dickson Street Pub Fayeteville AR Skyler 50 [email protected] dicksonstreetpub.com Nomad's Music Lounge Fayeteville AR Jerry Brown 200 [email protected] fb.com/nomadsfayetteville Smoke & Barrell Tavern Fayeteville AR Jen 200 [email protected] smokeandbarrel.com Bricktown Brewery Fort Smith AR Dana 150 [email protected] bricktownbrewery.com R. Landry's New Orleans Café Fort Smith AR Natalie 100 fb.com/RLandrysNewOrleansCafe rlandrys.com Rosster's Bar & Grill Fort Smith AR Robert 140 +1 479 783 2625 fb.com/roostersontheave Maxine's Hot Springs AR Gino 250 [email protected] maxineslive.com Stickyz R'nR Chicken Shack Little Rock AR Chris 400 [email protected] stickyz.com Vino's Little Rock AR C.T. 350 [email protected] vinosbrewpub.com White Water Tavern Little Rock AR Matt 200 [email protected] whitewatertavern.com Midnight Oil Coffeehouse Searcy AR Jared 100 [email protected] kibomidnightoil.com Hopkins Ice House Texarkana AR Dave Jones 150 [email protected] hopkinsicehouse.com The Quarry Bisbee AZ Dana 100 [email protected] fb.com/thequarrybisbee Arizona Stronghold Cottonwood AZ Jason Dudley 50 [email protected] azstronghold.com Main Stage Theater Cottonwood AZ Brandon 210 [email protected] mainstagetheater.com Firecreek Coffee Company Flagstaff AZ David 100 [email protected] firecreekcoffee.com Flagstaff Brewing Company Flagstaff AZ Dave 150 [email protected] flagbrew.com Hops On Birch Flagstaff AZ Alan 100 [email protected] hopsonbirch.com Hotel Monte Vista Flagstaff AZ 300 [email protected] hotelmontevista.com Spirit Room Bar Jerome AZ Adam 100 [email protected] spiritroom.com Sundance Saloon Parker AZ Jim [email protected] fb.com/SundanceSaloonOnTheParkerStrip Crescent Ballroom Phoenix AZ 300, 500 [email protected] crescentphx.com Joe's Grotto Phoenix AZ Joe Grotto 200 [email protected] joesgrotto.com Rhythm Room Phoenix AZ Bob 360 [email protected] rhythmroom.com The Lost Leaf Phoenix AZ Tato 270 [email protected] thelostleaf.org The Rebel Lounge Phoenix AZ Steve 200 [email protected] therebellounge.com Third Space Phoenix AZ Richie 70 [email protected] fb.com/ThirdSpacePhx Pub Rock Live Scottsdale AZ Nancy 330 [email protected] pubrocklive.com Rockbar Inc. Scottsdale AZ 350 [email protected] rockbarscottsdale.com The Rogue Bar Scottsdale AZ Manny & Tod 150 [email protected] theroguebar.com Olde Sedona Bar & Grill Sedona AZ Mike 70 [email protected] oldsedona.com Fiftyonewest Tempe AZ Alex Sanders [email protected] fiftyonewestvenue.squarespace.com Palo Verde Lounge Tempe AZ Chuck 100 [email protected] fb.com/308298649886 Yucca Tap Room Tempe AZ Ben 160 [email protected] yuccatap.com Borderlands Brewing Company Tucson AZ Adam 100 [email protected] borderlandsbrewing.com Club Congress Tucson AZ David Slutes 380 [email protected] hotelcongress.com The Flycatcher Tucson AZ 80, 400 [email protected] flycatchertucson.com The Hut Tucson AZ Rick 100 [email protected] huttucson.com The Sea Of Glass Arts Centre Tucson AZ Mycenay & Hailey 280 [email protected] theseaofglass.org Chain Reaction Anaheim CA Tim 250 [email protected] allages.com World Famous Doll Hut Anaheim CA Kat 100 [email protected] fb.com/worldfamousdh Camozzi's Atascadero CA Becky fb.com/Camozzis fb.com/Camozzis La Peña Cultural Centre Berkley CA Bianca 170 [email protected] lapena.org Joe's Bar Boulder Creek CA Barry 100 [email protected] joesbc.com Park Bar and Grill Burbank CA 80 [email protected] theparkbarandgrill.com Tackle Box Bar & Grill Chico CA Shaina 90 [email protected] tackleboxchico.com Red Hat Sports Bar Concord CA Tony Kroll 100 fb.com/tony.kroll.7 fb.com/RedHatlive Toot's Tavern Crockett CA 230 [email protected] tootstavern.com The X Bar Cupertino CA Shandy 110 [email protected] homesteadbowl.com/#!the-x-bar/c19g2 19 Broadway Fairfax CA Gail & Quincy 240 19broadway.com/booking 19broadway.com Peri's Bar Fairfax CA Mike 200 [email protected] perisbar.com Don Quixotes Felton CA 400 +1 831 335 2800 donquixotesmusic.info California Institute of Abnormalarts Hollywood CA 100, 150 +1 818 660 9944 fb.com/CIAbnormalarts Three Clubs Hollywood CA Jesse & Brandy 100 [email protected] threeclubs.com La Habra 300 Bowl La Habra CA Michael 200 [email protected] lhbowl.com Good Guys Tavern Lemon Grove CA Sarah Rizzo 50 [email protected] fb.com/goodguystavern Pine Street Bar Livermore CA Chris 150 [email protected] pinestreetbarlivermore.com Alex's Bar Long Beach CA 180 [email protected] alexsbar.com Blacklight District Lounge Long Beach CA Dave 160 [email protected] fb.com/523434714363604 Bootleg Theatre Los Angeles CA 225, 700 bootlegtheater.org/contact/ bootlegtheater.org El Cid Los Angeles CA Brad 200 [email protected] elcidsunset.com HM 157 Los Angeles CA [email protected] hm157.org Largo At The Coronet Los Angeles CA Flanagan 60, 280 [email protected] largo-la.com The Complex Los Angeles CA John 200 [email protected] complexla.com The Echo Los Angeles CA 350 [email protected] spacelandpresents.com The Mint Los Angeles CA 200 [email protected] themintla.com The Observatory Los Angeles CA 250, 972 [email protected] observatoryoc.com The Satellite Los Angeles CA 260 thesatellitela.com/contact/ elcidsunset.com The Viper Room Los Angeles CA 220 [email protected] viperrom.com Troubadour Los Angeles CA 500 troubadour.com/contact-booking/ troubadour.com Sweet Water Music Hall Mill Valley CA Aaron 300 [email protected] sweetwatermusichall.com Otter Rock Café Morro Bay CA Jaime 100 [email protected] otterrockcafe.com Hopmonk Tavern Novato CA Patrick 220 [email protected] hopmonk.com/novato Eli's Mile High Club Oakland CA [email protected] elismilehigh.com Merchants Saloon Oakland CA Brian +1 510 465 8032 merchants-saloon.com The Pour House Paso Robles CA Shawn 50 [email protected] pasobrewing.com Kellie's Pub & Wine Bar Redding CA Christina & Kelly 50 +1 530 223 3165 fb.com/455584264460155 Mission Tobacco Lounge Riverside CA Mano 300 [email protected] go2mtl.com Morgan's Tavern Riverside CA Roseanne 60 +1 951 264 4090 fb.com/110602879008371 Old Ironsides Sacramento CA Mark Gonzales 150 [email protected] theoldironsides.com On The Y Sacramento CA Zoran 120 [email protected] fb.com/ontheysacto/ Soma San Diego CA 500, 2400 [email protected] somasandiego.com The Tower Bar San Diego CA Mick 120 [email protected] thetowerbar.com Bender's Bar & Grill San Francisco CA Johnny 110 [email protected] bendersbar.com Bottom Of The Hill San Francisco CA Ramona 250 [email protected] bottomofthehill.com
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