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Club Vandome in New Haven is a long-running nightclub and entertainment venue with multiple rooms and live Latin-urban and reggaeton performers alongside DJs. For musicians, the setting is built around nightlife energy rather than seated listening, so stage presence, visual presentation, and the ability to keep people moving are essential. Latin urban, reggaeton, and dance-oriented performers are natural fits. Solo artists and featured vocal acts work especially well in this format. Club Vandome is best suited to local and touring performers who can deliver a polished, high-energy club show and connect directly with a late-night crowd. It offers musicians a New Haven stage where live performance and dance-floor energy are tightly connected.

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984-118-4025, 203-789-2066

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21+
Genres
Dance, Reggaeton
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102 Hamilton Street, New Haven, CT 06511, United States
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984-118-4025, 203-789-2066
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