Baton Rouge, LA

The Colonel's Club

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The Colonel's Club is a restaurant and cocktail lounge in Baton Rouge’s Perkins Overpass District with recurring live piano performances. Piano and lounge-oriented music are the natural fit for the room. For musicians, the venue rewards a polished, restrained presentation that can complement dining, cocktails, and conversation. Solo pianists and vocalists are especially well suited. The audience is likely to be seated and social rather than gathered for a formal concert, so atmosphere and repertoire selection matter. The Colonel’s Club is best suited to experienced lounge performers who can create a sophisticated mood and interact comfortably with a close audience. It offers musicians a recurring Baton Rouge setting where live piano is part of the venue’s identity.

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225-351-2296

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Lounge
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2857 Perkins Road, Baton Rouge, LA 70808, United States
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225-351-2296
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