Bearpaw River Brewing Company in Wasilla pairs pizza and beer with current singer-songwriter and acoustic programming. The brewery setting is casual and community-oriented, favoring performers who can create a focal point without needing a large stage. Solo artists and duos with original material should fit naturally.
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Knik Bar & Grill has the hardware musicians want to see in a working bar venue: a stage, dance floor, banquet room and a history of concerts and recurring live music. Acoustic performers and local bands both fit, but the dedicated stage makes full-band shows especially practical. This is the kind of room where a band that can turn a neighborhood crowd into a dance floor has an advantage.
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- All Ages
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- Acoustic, All Genres
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- 10204 S. Knik Goose Bay Road, 99623, United States
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- (907) 376-3818
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