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Cape Cabaret is a purpose-built Cape Coral dining and entertainment venue with live shows, stages, dance floors, tribute productions, and local musician programming. The room is designed around a complete night out rather than background restaurant music, making rock, country, pop, R&B, soul, tribute bands, jazz, and party-oriented performers natural fits. For musicians, the venue can support full bands and more substantial production than a typical bar or restaurant. Strong vocals, stage presence, and the ability to keep a dance floor active are valuable. The audience is likely seated for dinner early and more focused on the entertainment as the show develops. Cape Cabaret is a strong Cape Coral target for polished regional acts, tribute productions, and working bands looking for a true entertainment venue with built-in dining and dance infrastructure.

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Amy
Role
Talent Buyer
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Capacity
300
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Blues, Classic Rock, Comedy, Country, Dance, Jazz, Motown, Pop, R&B, Rock, Soul
Sound & production
House sound system
Address
4725 Vincennes Boulevard S.E., 33904, United States
Venue phone
(239) 549-3000

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