Salt Lake City Nepalese and Indian restaurant with recurring Friday and Saturday evening live music. A restaurant setting with a dependable Friday/Saturday live-music schedule. The practical live-music fit is recurring weekend live musicians; format varies by artist. Artists working in Acoustic, soul, jazz, South Asian, mixed are directly aligned with the venue’s established programming profile. The venue’s active live-music use gives performers a concrete sense of how a set can fit the room and the audience environment. Bhansa Ghar is located at 250 W 2100 South Expy Suite G, Salt Lake City, UT 84115. Age access is restaurant; event-dependent. For a band, solo act, or ensemble considering the room, the useful takeaway is the venue’s demonstrated commitment to live performance and the specific styles already appearing in its schedule. The combination of an established music identity and a defined performance setting gives musicians practical context before deciding whether to pursue a date.
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21+ underground cocktail bar and restaurant dedicated to live jazz Tuesday through Saturday, including featured bands and late-night jam sessions. A focused downtown jazz destination with live sets five nights a week and late-night jam sessions. From a performer’s standpoint, the venue is set up around recurring solo, trio and featured-band jazz programming. The music mix includes Jazz, swing, Brazilian jazz, post-bop, jam session, which helps define the kinds of performers already represented in the venue’s programming. For working musicians, that established live-use pattern makes the venue easier to evaluate in terms of format, audience setting, and show style. Repeal is located at 19 E 200 S, Suite B-200, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. Capacity is 100 seats. Age access is 21+. Musicians considering the venue can use its existing programming and performance format as the main guide when deciding whether their set, instrumentation, and audience expectations are a good match.
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- 21+
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- Jazz, Swing
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- 19 E 200 S, Suite B-200, Salt Lake City, UT 84111, United States
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- 385-416-0979
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