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Whiskey and craft-cocktail lounge with weekly local/regional band programming and recurring jazz nights. Music-forward neighborhood lounge with weekly bands and jazz programming. For musicians, the room’s live-performance profile centers on site states local and regional bands perform every week. Programming spans Rock, blues, jazz, country, mixed, giving artists a clear picture of the styles already associated with the room. For musicians evaluating a date here, the strongest signal is that live performance is already part of the venue’s established identity, not an incidental add-on. Levity Bar & Casino is located at 1027 Shiloh Crossing Blvd Unit 8, Billings, MT 59102. For artists comparing possible dates, the most relevant considerations are the room’s existing music mix, the scale implied by its live-use profile, and whether the act’s format matches the venue’s established presentation style. That makes the venue especially relevant for musicians looking for rooms with an existing live-performance audience and a clearly established entertainment format.

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Janelle
Role
Talent Buyer
406-651-5985

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Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Blues, Classic Rock, Country, Pop, R&B, Rock, Soul, Top 40
Sound & production
No house sound system
Address
1027 Shiloh Crossing Boulevard, 59102, United States
Venue phone
(406) 651-5985
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