Magic 13 Brewing Co. is a live-performance stop in Miami, Florida, while final capacity and age rules remain show-specific. 🍻Craft Brewery & Distillery 🌳Taproom & Beer Garden 🎶 Premier Live Music Venue 🏆 🍴 Open Fire Kitchen 👶🏻🐾 kid & Pet friendly. They host live music on Friday and Saturday nights. The Magic 13 Brewing Co. calendar is open to Classic Rock and Rock. Magic 13 Brewing Co. accepts booking inquiries by email. Magic 13 Brewing Co.’s production package is not confirmed, so PA, monitoring, backline, and staffing need direct agreement. Final timing and event-specific arrangements with Magic 13 Brewing Co. need agreement before the show is announced.
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The Gibson Room is a moody Coral Way restaurant and bar built around a dedicated live-music stage and recurring nightly performances. The room combines dining, cocktails, vinyl, and live artists, creating an atmosphere that feels more like a curated neighborhood music lounge than a traditional sports bar. Jazz, soul, blues, Americana, singer-songwriters, roots, indie, and sophisticated small-band formats are all natural fits. For musicians, the stage provides a more focused setting than a typical restaurant gig, but dynamics still matter because the audience is dining and socializing. A trio, quartet, duo, or compact full band can work well. Strong songs and a distinct musical identity are more valuable here than a generic party-band approach. The Gibson Room is a good Miami target for original artists and experienced local players looking for an intimate room where the music is an important part of the venue’s character.
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- 21+
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- Flamenco, Jazz, R&B
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- 2224 SW 22nd St, Miami, FL 33145, United States
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- 305-570-4311
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