Wings Sports Bar & Grille is a 1000-capacity, 21+ room in Dayton, Ohio. They host most one-off shows on Friday and Saturday nights. Weekdays tend to be reserved for regular performers/events. Musically, Wings Sports Bar & Grille accommodates All Genres. Hip Hop and Rap is outside the booking scope. Wings Sports Bar & Grille accepts booking inquiries through Facebook. At Wings Sports Bar & Grille, a house PA is provided. Wings Sports Bar & Grille’s inside and outside capacity detail should be factored into the stage and audience plan. Confirm Wings Sports Bar & Grille’s show schedule and any unlisted deal terms before routing around the performance.
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Hank's Pub brings live music to Dayton, Ohio with a 21+ door policy. Hank’s Pub & Patio has been open for business for over 40 years in Dayton. Hank's Pub are conveniently located at 2529 Patterson near the intersection of Woodman and Patterson. Artists working in All Genres fit Hank's Pub’s stated range. Hank's Pub accepts booking inquiries by phone. The available PA and production support at Hank's Pub are not confirmed; settle those requirements before accepting the date. A pitch to Hank's Pub should focus on musical fit, available dates, and the practical shape of the proposed show. Show inquiries for Hank's Pub are handled by its talent buyer function.
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- 21+
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- All Genres
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- 2529 Patterson Road, 45420, United States
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- (937) 254-7527
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