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The Ramkat in Winston-Salem is a two-level concert venue with a capacity of about 1,000 and a wide-ranging program of touring and regional artists. Rock, indie, soul, funk, Americana, roots, country, metal, punk, and other genres fit naturally within the room. For musicians, the 1,000-person capacity makes it a substantial club-scale venue suited to full touring production without reaching arena size. Full bands are the natural fit. The Ramkat is best suited to established regional and national acts with polished shows and enough draw to fill a large standing-room concert venue. It offers musicians a major Winston-Salem stage with professional scale and broad genre flexibility.

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Andy Tennille
Role
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336-754-9714

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Capacity
600
Capacity notes
- 1000 standing, 450-500 seated.
Age policy
All Ages
Genres
All Genres
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Address
170 W. 9th Street, 27101, United States
Venue phone
(336) 754-9714
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