Cure Coffeehouse & Brasserie is a 48-capacity, All Ages room in Norfolk, Virginia. Cure Coffeehouse & Brasserie are a cafe style eatery serving the best pour-over coffees, signature lattes, craft beers, and selective wines. They host an open jam on Thursday nights and shows sporadically on Friday and Saturday nights. Musically, Cure Coffeehouse & Brasserie accommodates Acoustic, Americana, Bluegrass, Blues, Folk, Folk Rock, and Jazz. Cure Coffeehouse & Brasserie handles booking by email, and submissions should include preferred dates. Artists need to confirm Cure Coffeehouse & Brasserie’s sound system, monitoring, available backline, and technical staffing. Confirm Cure Coffeehouse & Brasserie’s show schedule and any unlisted deal terms before routing around the performance.
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The Palms Restaurant brings live music to Lexington, Virginia with an All Ages door policy and room for roughly 80. The Palms is a full service restaurant located in the historic downtown of Lexington, Virginia. Along with delicious food & a great atmosphere, The Palms Restaurant provide a limited amount of entertainment from local and touring artists with no cover charge to our guests. Artists working in Acoustic, Americana, Bluegrass, Blues, Indie, and Jazz fit The Palms Restaurant’s stated range. The Palms Restaurant handles booking by email, and submissions should include preferred dates. The available PA and production support at The Palms Restaurant are not confirmed; settle those requirements before accepting the date. Artists should confirm The Palms Restaurant’s final schedule and show-specific deal before publishing the date.
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- Capacity
- 80
- Age policy
- All Ages
- Genres
- Acoustic, Americana, Bluegrass, Blues, Indie, Jazz
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- Address
- 101 W. Nelson Street, 24450, United States
- Venue phone
- (540) 463-7911
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