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There are so many places to play, but which ones are best for your band. We list hundreds of places to play in cities across America. For a quicker search by city go the the MusicNomad Local tab above and type in your zip code and mile radius search.

Venues to Play at by State

Pig n Whistle

Location: Los Angeles, CA
The Pig n Whistle is a friendly atmosphere for muscians to play. They are associated with the larger entertainment group, Sunset.

Spaceland

Location: Los Angeles, CA 90027

The Airliner

Location: Los Angeles, CA

The Casbah

Location: San Diego, CA
The Casbah is the place for rock in San Diego as they have hosted some of rock's greatest bands since they opened in 1989. Currently, The Casbah holds shows for alternative, indie, rock and other contemporary musicians.

The Echo

Location: Los Angeles, CA
The Echo and The Echoplex are sister venues in Los Angeles that specialize in bringing in up and coming indie artists.

Voodoo Lounge

Location: Kanasa City, MO
all styles

Wall Street

Location: Nashville, TN

Wallflower Gallery

Location: Miami, FL

"Since an independent artist does not have a promotion staff to service the hundreds of appropriate radio stations across the country necessary for an effective radio promotion campaign, a promoter is the vehicle to generate airplay. The promoter can gain the necessary radio "adds" for several reasons that the artist cannot, because they: (1) have years of experience, (2) have established relationships with program and music directors, (3) know how to properly pitch a record, and (4) know who to approach with the pitch. www.benmclane.com"

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