Redwood Curtain Brewery

Redwood Coast Music Festival is an all-ages American roots gathering held across Eureka, California in early October. Four days bring together more than 35 bands spanning Americana, blues, country, New Orleans jazz, rockabilly, roots music, swing, western swing, and zydeco, with food and beverages available around town. Artist decisions are handled through a talent-buyer function, but the public submission process is not confirmed. Capacity and production support are also show-specific, so performers should establish the correct booking route and confirm stage assignment, PA, monitoring, backline, technical staffing, set length, hospitality, and settlement before planning travel. A pitch belongs squarely in the festival’s roots lane; this is no place to disguise a mismatched act with three adjectives and a cowboy hat.

Dala's Nest House Concerts brings live music to Menlo Park, California with a 12+ door policy and room for roughly 30. Dala’s Nest House Concerts (a nonprofit, privately-subsidized, donation-driven venue) hosts live, acoustic musical events [on Sundays], May through October. They only produce 6 events annually, which are all BYOB. Artists working in Acoustic and All Genres fit Dala's Nest House Concerts’s stated range. Dala's Nest House Concerts accepts booking inquiries by email. artist payment comes through audience donations. The available PA and production support at Dala's Nest House Concerts are not confirmed; settle those requirements before accepting the date. A pitch to Dala's Nest House Concerts should focus on musical fit, available dates, and the practical shape of the proposed show.

The Lost Church in San Francisco is a nonprofit low-volume performance theater and seated listening room presenting Americana, hip-hop, jazz, soul, rock, Latin, experimental, classical, and world music alongside comedy and theater. For musicians, the room rewards songwriting, storytelling, and nuanced ensemble work rather than high-volume production. Solo artists and small groups are especially natural fits. The Lost Church is best suited to performers that value a seated audience and intimate connection. It offers musicians a San Francisco stage where genre diversity is welcomed and the room’s low-volume format keeps the focus squarely on the performance.