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The Z Bar is midtown Reno cocktail bar with live-music programming in a relaxed neighborhood setting. The programming spans Local, acoustic, and lounge, giving artists a useful sense of what already works in the room. A Midtown cocktail bar with regular live music and an intimate neighborhood atmosphere. The production setup includes limited — live music is ; standard full-band production specifications were not. The useful skill here is reading the room: musicians need enough presence to be a reason to stay without fighting the food-and-drink side of the business. The room has more value when the performer can turn a social crowd into listeners without disrupting the atmosphere.

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775-348-1723

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21+
Genres
Acoustic, Lounge
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1074 S Virginia St, Reno, NV 89502, United States
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