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New music venue now on tap in T-Town

By on March 3, 2012

It is tough for original artist to make a decent buck but it is even tougher to do so while doing a live music in a venue that seats under 100 people. The Harmon Tap Room Underground is going to do things a little different for rising artists.“

Tonight (March 3rd) will be the night that The Harmon Tap Room V.2 launches. Folks that enter the establishment will see changes to the two year old venue. The stage has been given a bit of a face-lift, the light and sound system has been expanded as well as the seating capacity.

The opening night line up includes a robust lineup consisting of: Gina Belliveau, Kate Lynne Logan, Steve Stefanowicz, Pete Johnson from Perry Acker, Ben Union Unplugged, Travis Barker of Elk and Boar and the Kim Archer Band. According to Tacoma’s Weekly Volcano, the party will continue long after the opening gala ends, says Casey – telling the Volcano Mira “has played a huge part in defining the standard and variety of music this venue will feature.”  Moving forward, live music will be featured every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, with additional nights added for special events.

The Harmon Tap Room is the sister venue of the Harmon Hub is located upstairs and the Harmon Brewing Company at South 21st Street and Pacific Avenue.

[Tap Room Underground, Grand Opening, Saturday, March 3, music starts at 6 p.m., no cover, 21+, 204 St. Helens St., Tacoma, 253.212.2725]

Sources and additional articles for this story…

Tacoma Weekly

Weekly Volcano

Also you can hear interviews with some of the artists appearing at The Harmon Tap Room Underground on SMI Radio On Demand.

 

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