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The Mint Gaming Hall operates in Franklin, Kentucky, with capacity and age details worth confirming before a date is announced. Kentucky’s premiere entertainment destination. They host live music on Friday and Saturday nights in Midnight Bourbon from 8 PM to midnight. Musically, The Mint Gaming Hall accommodates Blues, Classic Rock, Country, Dance, Motown, Pop, and Reggae. The Mint Gaming Hall handles booking by email, and submissions should include an EPK. Artists need to confirm The Mint Gaming Hall’s sound system, monitoring, available backline, and technical staffing. Artists should confirm The Mint Gaming Hall’s final schedule and show-specific deal before publishing the date.

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Blues, Classic Rock, Country, Dance, Motown, Pop, Reggae, Rock, Top 40
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Address
5629 Nashville Road, 42134, United States
Venue phone
(270) 586-7778

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