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  • Topic: Any Detroit Gigs Nov 25-27?

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    • November 1, 2011 12:19 AM CDT
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      My band is going to be in Detroit Nov 25-27th to record at Ghetto and we'll be wrapping up early enough to hit some shows. Any gigs on the Friday or Saturday night?
    • November 3, 2011 9:17 AM CDT
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      Yeah, I totally agree. Painted Lady is a cool dive bar, but the sound/stage is hardly optimal. I would have to say they win the prize for nastiest/grossest men's room in Detroit venues.

      Donovan's Pub in Mexican Town is an unassuming little no-frills Irish bar (frequented by the local Mexicans, ironically) that has some cool pop-up shows with some of the cooler Detroit garage-sters. It might be worth seeing if they have a show that weekend.

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      The painted lady is still operating as far as I know, and that's another place to consider, but a lot of bands don't like their awkward stage.  It's a little cramped and oriented in strange way. It's a cool place though.  Hamtramck is a great place to see good lesser known acts at smaller venues.  There are lots of bars/venues concentrated in a relatively small area.  My list is not exhaustive by any means.  I just wanted to give you some decent options (based on my experience) of places that might be feasible to get into on short notice.  note:  the magic stick might not be that easy, but it's one of detroit's best venues for this type of music.
    • November 3, 2011 8:32 AM CDT
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      The painted lady is still operating as far as I know, and that's another place to consider, but a lot of bands don't like their awkward stage.  It's a little cramped and oriented in strange way. It's a cool place though.  Hamtramck is a great place to see good lesser known acts at smaller venues.  There are lots of bars/venues concentrated in a relatively small area.  My list is not exhaustive by any means.  I just wanted to give you some decent options (based on my experience) of places that might be feasible to get into on short notice.  note:  the magic stick might not be that easy, but it's one of detroit's best venues for this type of music.
    • November 2, 2011 2:55 PM CDT
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      Very cool. Detroit is a wondrous and strange place.

      What is your band?

      I wish I had some info to give you, but it looks like The Blue Squares have given you as much info as I could offer. 

      Is the Painted Lady still open? That place, although a complete dive, is pretty cool.

      I am sure Jim Diamond (Ghetto owner) can point you in the direction of some good stuff.

       

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