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Downtown tapas and cocktail restaurant with consistent weekly live entertainment spanning rock, jazz and acoustic music. A restaurant with a consistent weekly live-music identity and a clear musician-submission email. From a performer’s standpoint, the venue is set up around venue documents weekly performers ranging from acoustic soloists to three-piece rock bands. The music mix includes Rock, jazz, acoustic, pop, mixed, 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. Stella Blu is located at 70 E Pearl St, Nashua, NH 03060. 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. Its ongoing connection to live performance also gives artists a stronger basis for judging the room than they would have with a venue used only sporadically for music.

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Jeff
Role
Talent Buyer
603-578-5557

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Capacity
90
Age policy
21+
Genres
Alternative, Blues, Classic Rock, Folk, Jazz, Pop
Sound & production
No house sound system
Address
70 E. Pearl Street, 03060, United States
Venue phone
(603) 578-5557
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