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Swing Station is a 200-capacity 21+ venue in Laporte, Colorado welcoming All Song Types. Formerly Bar SS, Swing Station typically hosts residencies during the week and one-off shows on weekends. . Programming includes All Genres, Bluegrass, Country, Folk, Honky Tonk. Booking is handled by email, and a useful submission includes a music link, preferred dates. The house sound setup is not confirmed, so technical requirements need direct agreement. Clarify the stage setup, schedule, promotion expectations, compensation, and guest policy before travel is locked. The practical work is ordinary; doing it well is what gives the night room to become memorable. Artists should also verify the final age policy, room configuration, and performance schedule for the proposed event.

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Heather
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Talent Buyer

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Capacity
200
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including the patio.
Age policy
21+
Genres
All Genres, Bluegrass, Country, Folk, Honky Tonk, Indie
Sound & production
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Address
3311 W. CR-54G, 80535, United States
Venue phone
(970) 224-3326

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