Hoover, AL

The Casual Pint of The Grove

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The Casual Pint of The Grove is a hoover neighborhood gathering place with recurring active live-music dates. Singer-songwriter, Acoustic, Country, Rock, Local are natural fits for the programming. This is primarily a hospitality booking, so strong vocals, manageable volume, and an efficient footprint matter. It is worth considering for musicians whose format aligns with the room rather than acts looking for a generic stop.

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205-783-1108

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21+
Genres
Acoustic, Country, Rock, Singer-Songwriter
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5541 Grove Blvd Suite 111, Hoover, AL 35226, United States
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205-783-1108
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