Jersey City, NJ

The Factory Restaurant & Lounge

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The Factory Restaurant & Lounge in Jersey City is a nightlife venue with current live artist programming, including hip-hop and R&B performances. Hip-hop, R&B, Latin, and other urban styles fit naturally within the lounge setting. For musicians, the venue rewards stage presence, strong vocals, and the ability to engage a late-night crowd. Touring and regional performers can fit naturally on dedicated event nights. The Factory is best suited to acts that can deliver a polished, nightlife-ready show. It offers musicians a Jersey City stage where live performance is tied closely to dining, bottles, and urban nightlife.

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201-630-4396

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Hip Hop, Latin, R&B
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Address
451 Communipaw Ave, Jersey City, NJ 07304, United States
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201-630-4396
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