Washington, DC

Clyde's of Georgetown

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With room for roughly 185 and an All Ages policy, Clyde's of Georgetown is part of the live-music circuit in Washington, District of Columbia. They host live music on Tuesday and Wednesday nights; most slots are reserved for regular performers. Browse additional Clyde's locations. The Clyde's of Georgetown calendar is open to Bluegrass, Country, and Rock. Clyde's of Georgetown accepts booking inquiries by email. Clyde's of Georgetown’s production package is not confirmed, so PA, monitoring, backline, and staffing need direct agreement. Final timing and event-specific arrangements with Clyde's of Georgetown need agreement before the show is announced. Show inquiries for Clyde's of Georgetown are handled by its talent buyer function.

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Contact
Bryan
Role
Talent Buyer

Booking email

btrotter@clydes.com

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gtbookkeeper@clydes.com
(202) 333-9180

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Capacity
185
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Bluegrass, Country, Rock
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Address
3236 M Street NW, 20007, United States
Venue phone
(202) 333-9180
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