Duke's Huntington Beach is a beachfront restaurant at the pier with recurring Hawaiian live music and Polynesian entertainment. Hawaiian, island, acoustic and world-music performers fit the setting naturally; the strongest booking will feel like part of the oceanfront experience rather than a show dropped into a dining room.
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SeaLegs at the Beach is a 1200-capacity, All Ages room in Huntington Beach, California. A Southern California Iconic Waterfront Live Music Destination. They host live music April-October for the most part, typically Thursday-Sunday outside. Musically, SeaLegs at the Beach accommodates All Genres. SeaLegs at the Beach does not have a confirmed public booking route, so artists should establish the correct submission method before pitching. Artists need to confirm SeaLegs at the Beach’s sound system, monitoring, available backline, and technical staffing. Confirm SeaLegs at the Beach’s show schedule and any unlisted deal terms before routing around the performance. Show inquiries for SeaLegs at the Beach are handled by its talent buyer function.
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- 1,200
- Age policy
- All Ages
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- All Genres
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- 17851 Pacific Coast Highway #24, 92649, United States
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