Battle Creek, MI

The Music Factory

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The Music Factory in Battle Creek is a concert club with a large amplified stage hosting touring and regional rock, metal, hip-hop, alternative, and tribute acts. For musicians, the venue offers a performance-first environment rather than a bar with occasional music. Full bands and touring packages are natural fits. Artists should bring strong stage presence, polished production, and enough energy to hold a standing crowd. The Music Factory is best suited to local, regional, and touring performers that thrive in amplified club environments and can make use of a dedicated large stage. It offers musicians a Battle Creek venue where live music is central to the business and heavier touring acts are a natural fit.

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Erik
Role
Talent Buyer
269-962-2121

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Capacity
500
Age policy
21+
Genres
All Genres
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Address
191 Angell Street, 49037, United States
Venue phone
(269) 962-2121
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