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By Donna Slsson
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For those who shiver at the sound of an
electric guitar or thrill with the hum of an
amplifier, Lincoln bars support a wide
variety of live music and entertainment.
The following is a list of bars that feature
live music.
Aku Tiki Lounge, 5200 0 St. The
Aku Tiki has a calm atmosphere which
seems to attract a middle age crowd. The
bands play a variety of popular rock
music with a cover charge on weekends.
The music and dancing are both on the
mellow side.
Bill's Saloon, 1020 P St. Dill's has live
music on the weekends, and there usually
isn't a cover charge. The type of music
varies with the bands. Many play rock
and roll but the bar also supports new, up
and coming local arts.
Chesterfield, Bottomsley & Potts, 245
N. 13th St. Chesterfield's is a large bar
with lots of things to do. It hsa live music Cover charge is $2 and Includes a free Sunday night la usually a Jam session
on weekends, featuring acts from the drink. The crowd is diverse, ranging any- where musicians are welcome to come
Omaha-Lincoln area. The music ranges where from 20 to CO years old. and play. Other nights, the music consists
from bluegrass and folk to popular rock Green Frog, 1010 P St Mostly local of rock, blues and top 40. There is no
and roll. There is no cover charge. acts play at the Green Frog, which has cover.
Drumstick, 547 N. 48th St. A variety music Thursday through Sunday nights. Continued on Pftja C7
01 music can oe iound at tne Drumstick,
Including rock'n'roll, reggae, blues and
rockabilly, as well as progressive new
music styles. There is usually no music on
Mondays The club generally supports
local talent on weekdays with bigger
name acts on weekends. Cover charge
runs about $2 or $3. In the past the
Drumstick has hosted national acts like
Jason and the Nashville Scorchers, Joe
King Carasco, R.E.M. and "X."
Dutton's Den, 640 Van Dorh Dut
ton's Den offers live music Friday, Satur
day and Sunday, which is unique because
Sunday is a day of rest for most Lincoln
music clubs. The music is mainly from
1950s and 1960s rock and country.
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