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99ten in Edmonton is a purpose-built 126-person music room that regularly hosts live bands, DJs, and private events. Indie, electronic, and other mixed programming fit the venue well, and Saturday nights are often reserved for bands. The room is 21+, giving it a clear nightlife identity. At 126 capacity, it sits in a useful sweet spot for developing and established local acts: a decent draw can make the room feel full without requiring theater-level ticket sales. For musicians, 99ten looks like a genuine small club rather than a bar that happens to book music, which gives it real value for original bands building an audience.

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clint@99ten.ca
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Capacity
126
Age policy
21+
Genres
Electronic, Indie
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Address
9910 109 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5K 1H5, Canada
Venue phone
780-452-7333

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