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- Taffy's is well known venue in the
Midwest for all types of music. We pride ourselves in supporting the
independent musician and host a variety of different genres including Folk,
Rock, Country, Bluegrass, Native American, Christian and instrumental music. Taffy's is a family friendly establishment and performers should
consider this before submitting material.
- Taffy's will appeal mainly to three types of musicians,
(a) Regional acts, who
wish to make Taffy's a regular home and build a following;
(b) traveling musicians
who have an off nite between cities and wish to pick up a gig to fill out a
tour,
and (c) (Inter)National established acts who can set a ticket price and are looking for a
great sounding, intimate venue.
With a
seating capacity of 66 and great sound anywhere in the house,
Taffy's offers a
premier setting for an original music showcase.
We have over 200 Live
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Many great
artists have played at
Taffy's . . . from John Lee Hooker, Jr.,
John Hammond, Johnny A., Lawrence Juber, etc.
If you are a booking agency you are welcome to offer your clientele to
us . . . we NEVER had a show that was NOT sold out with a NATIONAL ACT. We
often have 2 to 3 shows a night for a national act.
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Our regular schedule of music, unless otherwise noted, is Tue./Wed/Fri/Sat night from 8
to 11 p.m.
As a small venue, pay is based primarily on tips and sales of
merchandise.
In order for us to pay you a set fee, you MUST be a NATIONAL ACT!
123 East Main Street
Eaton, OH 45320
937.456.1381

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Manny,
Just wanted to thank you
again for your
support of local
original music. Taffy's
is an oasis for
frustrated musicians
(such as myself) who are
starved for a venue (and
an audience) with an
open minded, positive &
welcoming vibe.
Frequently my experience
with club owners is,
shall we say, not the
best (see my blog
"booking the gigs"). You
on the other hand "is -
are - is the man".
Friday night, at the
anniversary party, for
example, when you
brought the 15 year olds
up to do 3 songs, before
Eric Loy went on, that
was a very cool move,
(as Little Steven would
say). (You get it) There
has to be an outlet for
music that doesn't
necessarily fit the
traditional "show me the
money" or the "how many
people can you get in
here" or the "play
something we know"
venue. (God - don't get
me started)
When
I played up there, back
in March, I was amazed
that the audience knew
the cover stuff I did,
and I do everything from
Prine to Pavement.
Places like Taffy's are
few and far between.
(Oh and by the way,
sorry I was late, who
knew it would take us an
hour and a half to get
there.)
Thanks for the time and
effort,
Larry
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