Area 51 is a long-running Salt Lake City alternative nightclub with goth, industrial, punk and electronic programming. With capacity around 1,000, the room can support a serious 18+/21+ nightlife crowd and occasional live artists. Acts with a strong subcultural identity and enough energy to carry a large club should fit naturally.
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Bewilder Brewing Co in downtown Salt Lake City hosts live-band performances alongside its taproom events. Punk, rock and local bands fit the 21+ brewery setting, which gives louder acts more room than a typical acoustic taproom gig. Compact original bands with energy and a straightforward setup should be especially well suited.
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- 21+
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- Punk, Rock
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- Address
- 445 S 400 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84101, United States
- Venue phone
- 385-528-3840
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