Little Rock, AR

Las Mamalonas Mexican Bar & Grill

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Las Mamalonas Mexican Bar & Grill is a Little Rock restaurant and nightlife venue that has hosted ticketed regional-Mexican concerts. The room can support promoted live events rather than only background dining music, making Norteño, Banda, regional Mexican, cumbia, Latin dance music, and other high-energy ensembles natural fits. For musicians, rhythm, strong vocals, and the ability to keep a social crowd moving are important. Full bands can work comfortably on concert nights, and the ticketed format gives performers more focus than a standard restaurant booking. Las Mamalonas is a strong Little Rock target for regional Mexican acts and Latin touring performers looking for a restaurant-club setting capable of supporting a real live show and an audience that comes specifically for the music.

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501-480-4065

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21+
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Latin
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2602 S Shackleford Rd A, Little Rock, AR 72205, United States
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501-480-4065
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