Cincy needs a "Listening Room" and now it has one!
Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 10:26 pmI think we have created something different in Cincy...
We created a true "listening room" in the historic old Shillito bldg. in downtown Cincinnati.
We bring in out-of-town folk, pop and acoustic rock artists who normally don't play Cincy. And pair them with emerging local performers. Best of all, we present them in a quiet and cozy spot with a true “listening room” vibe where you can really hear the artists. It's not a noisy club or bar or restaurant; instead it's a cool classic building Club Room where people are attentive to artists and enjoy the pure music. We even ask people to turn off their phones and turn on to the tunes.
We are new and non-profit, personal endeavor and all proceeds go to the artists. We do this for the love of the music and to bring the listening room concept to the Queen City.
The venue is like a modified house concert but on a larger and more professional scale. It's great for the artists to play for a listening crowd. And it's great for the audience to be able to listen in quiet and comfort. We even offer free soft drinks and free snacks and people get to sit in comfy leather chairs and couches. So we think it's really different.
Check out our sites (below) and see what you think. Please help us spread the word so we can keep this thing going for the artists and the audiences. Thanks!
Scott
www.DownTowneListeningRoom.com
www.Facebook.com/Cincy.ListeningRoom
We created a true "listening room" in the historic old Shillito bldg. in downtown Cincinnati.
We bring in out-of-town folk, pop and acoustic rock artists who normally don't play Cincy. And pair them with emerging local performers. Best of all, we present them in a quiet and cozy spot with a true “listening room” vibe where you can really hear the artists. It's not a noisy club or bar or restaurant; instead it's a cool classic building Club Room where people are attentive to artists and enjoy the pure music. We even ask people to turn off their phones and turn on to the tunes.
We are new and non-profit, personal endeavor and all proceeds go to the artists. We do this for the love of the music and to bring the listening room concept to the Queen City.
The venue is like a modified house concert but on a larger and more professional scale. It's great for the artists to play for a listening crowd. And it's great for the audience to be able to listen in quiet and comfort. We even offer free soft drinks and free snacks and people get to sit in comfy leather chairs and couches. So we think it's really different.
Check out our sites (below) and see what you think. Please help us spread the word so we can keep this thing going for the artists and the audiences. Thanks!
Scott
www.DownTowneListeningRoom.com
www.Facebook.com/Cincy.ListeningRoom