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Pour Haus has live music seven nights a week on a covered outdoor stage in downtown New Braunfels, with Tuesday open mic and plenty of regular weekly performers already occupying the calendar. It is a real working music room. The crowd comes for drinks, happy hour, washers, giant Jenga, and whatever is happening onstage, so a band has to arrive ready to make a case quickly. Booking runs through email or the contact form. The venue provides sound and lighting, which is an excellent start, but the serious questions still matter: which slots are actually open, whether the date is a feature or a multi-act bill, input list, monitors, engineer, soundcheck, set time, load-in, parking, compensation, and weather conditions beneath that covered stage. A regular-heavy calendar rewards bands that are organized enough to be easy to book. The outdoor audience will be mixed and mobile. People may be playing games, ordering drinks, drifting in from downtown, or already loyal to the next act. That favors songs with immediate hooks, confident pacing, and enough rhythm to cut through a social room without picking a fight with it. Covers, country, rock, blues, Americana, party bands, and sharp originals all have a route in if the performance has some honest velocity. Pour Haus suits musicians who can handle a real live-music schedule and house production without becoming generic. Send a clean package, show up prepared, and make the band visible enough that even the giant Jenga loses the attention battle for a minute.

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Joe
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Talent Buyer

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besskidd@gmail.com
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Capacity
93
Capacity notes
inside, unlimited outside.
Age policy
21+
Genres
All Genres, Blues, Country, Rock
Sound & production
House sound system
Address
386 W. San Antonio Street, 78130, United States
Venue phone
(830) 214-6033
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