It’s Monday, May 21 and 10:02pm in Downtown New Orleans.
ARTS + ENTERTAINMENT
DESCRIPTION
The Circle Bar in New Orleans has live music every night starting at ten. The Circle Bar has hosted Monotonix, James Hall, Jason Isbell, Elf Power, The Vivian Girls, Surfer Blood, Pocahaunted, Lower Dens, Woven Bones, Bear Hands, Robotanists, Growlers, Shellshag, White Hinterland, Dosh, The Non, Girlfriends, Monogold, Family Portrait, Futurebirds, Tyvek, Dirt Daubers, Casiotone for The Painfully Alone, Ola Podrida, Zorch, Royal Bangs, Seedy Seeds, Lord of The Yum Yum, David Dondero, Aquaserge, Casper and The Cookies and more.
Located on Lee Circle at 1032 St Charles, New Orleans.
Happy hour specials from NORMALLY FROM 4-8 PM
UPCOMING SHOWS : Please contact Jason Songe for booking at jason@liveneworleans.com.
DETAILS
1032 Saint Charles AveNew Orleans, LA 70130
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Open every day 4-til.
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