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D.O.S.E. Artist Collective in Winston-Salem is a nonprofit creative space for emerging and underrepresented artists with recurring music showcases and open jams. The venue keeps drums, bass, guitar, keys, and microphones on site, providing useful in-house backline for performers. Experimental, indie, R&B, electronic, and mixed styles fit naturally. For musicians, the supplied gear makes spontaneous collaboration and jam participation easier. D.O.S.E. is best suited to emerging artists, local bands, and musicians that value community and experimentation. It offers performers a Winston-Salem stage where live music is participatory, inclusive, and supported by practical production resources.

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336-666-0668

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21+
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Electronic, Experimental, Indie, R&B
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606 Trade St NW, Winston-Salem, NC 27101, United States
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336-666-0668
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