7th St. Entry
Call it First Avenue's auxiliary wing if you want, but this small-capacity offshoot of the venerable club is every bit as integral to the venue's identity as the mainroom. Since the early '80s, the Entry has been an ideal venue for local showcases and indie-friendly touring bands, and the room's size -- cozy without being crowded -- guarantees that you'll always have good sightlines to the stage.
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Maribou State
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Mother Mother
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Kikagaku Moyo
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Alex Cameron and Roy Molloy
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Welles
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Shrimpnose and K. Raydio (Album Release Show)
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Bailen
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Mike Krol
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Andy Frasco and the U.N.
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Parker Gispert
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Thumpasaurus
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Parcels
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Royal Canoe
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The Orcastrator
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Dead Soft
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Leeds and Jimmy Gnecco
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Black Market Brass
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Gibbz
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The Aces
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