West Monroe, LA

Flying Heart Brewery

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Flying Heart Brewery brings Sunday-night live music to its West Monroe, Louisiana brewpub. Conceived in 2013, the business opened its tasting room in 2015 and completed the transition to a brewpub in 2018. The calendar welcomes all genres, giving local and touring artists broad musical latitude. Booking is handled directly, generally a couple of months ahead, so early inquiries have a better chance of finding room on the schedule. The venue is open to all ages, while its capacity and production package remain show-specific. Artists should confirm PA, monitoring, backline, set length, and load-in arrangements before accepting a date. That advance work matters: Sunday shows leave little room for a touring van to discover the technical plot by interpretive dance.

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Jay
Role
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(318) 367-0888Open booking page

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Age policy
All Ages
Genres
All Genres
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Address
204 Commerce Street, 71291, United States
Venue phone
(318) 367-0888

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