Pueblo, CO

Gold Dust Saloon

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Gold Dust Saloon is a historic downtown saloon with active festival-stage use and live-music programming. Programming includes Rock, Country, Americana, Festival. Its format works well for bar-band — established saloon with current live-music events and festival-stage use. Because music shares the room with food, drinks, and conversation, controlled dynamics and a compact setup are valuable. For the right working act, Gold Dust Saloon offers a clearly defined Pueblo performance opportunity.

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719-545-0741

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Americana, Country, Rock
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Address
217 S Union Ave, Pueblo, CO 81003, United States
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719-545-0741
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