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Flipp Salon brings live music to Providence, Rhode Island with an All Ages door policy. An up-beat, positive space aiming to interconnect art, wellness and all things beautiful to the eye and to the soul. Aiming to promote whole-ism in the individual and in the community through a common space and have fun in doing so. Artists working in Acoustic, Americana, Folk, and Singer-Songwriter fit Flipp Salon’s stated range. Flipp Salon accepts booking inquiries by email. The available PA and production support at Flipp Salon are not confirmed; settle those requirements before accepting the date. Confirm Flipp Salon’s show schedule and any unlisted deal terms before routing around the performance.

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Joanna
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Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Acoustic, Americana, Folk, Singer-Songwriter
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Address
38 Transit Street, 02903, United States
Venue phone
(401) 274-1981

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