Albuquerque, NM

Tractor Brewing Company (Nob Hill)

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Nob Hill taproom with covered patio, rotating art and a current calendar of recurring live musicians. Nob Hill brewery taproom with active current musician programming and recurring live-music nights. For musicians, the room’s live-performance profile centers on limited/conditional — current calendar has recurring live musicians; full-band scale varies. Programming spans Blues, jazz, acoustic, singer-songwriter, local, mixed, giving artists a clear picture of the styles already associated with the room. For musicians evaluating a date here, the strongest signal is that live performance is already part of the venue’s established identity, not an incidental add-on. Tractor Brewing — Nob Hill is located at 118 Tulane Dr SE, Albuquerque, NM 87106. Age access is 21+. For artists comparing possible dates, the most relevant considerations are the room’s existing music mix, the scale implied by its live-use profile, and whether the act’s format matches the venue’s established presentation style. That makes the venue especially relevant for musicians looking for rooms with an existing live-performance audience and a clearly established entertainment format.

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Jeremy
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505-433-5654

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Capacity
50
Capacity notes
- 100
Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, All Genres
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Address
118 Tulane Drive SE, 87106, United States
Venue phone
(505) 433-5654
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