Murrieta, CA

Solaris Beer & Blending

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Solaris Beer & Blending is independent Murrieta brewery and taproom with frequent live music and punk, rock and alternative concert use. The programming spans Punk, metal, rock, and alternative, giving artists a clear sense of what already works in the room. A brewery with a stronger concert identity than most taprooms, including heavier original music and regular live events; a useful route for punk, metal and alternative bands. The room supports concert programming and the venue's regular live-music use support full-band performances. Age access is All Ages. A brewery crowd is social by nature, so musicians who can hold attention without turning the room into a volume contest should do well here. That combination makes it more useful than a taproom that treats music as an occasional extra.

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951-698-4556

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All Ages
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Alternative, Metal, Punk, Rock
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41601-B Cherry St, Murrieta, CA 92562, United States
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951-698-4556
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