The Blue Law Ballroom AKA The Bank
The Blue Law Ballroom also known as The Bank was only open for about six months in late 1967 and early…
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The Blue Law Ballroom also known as The Bank was only open for about six months in late 1967 and early…
Read MoreOn May 25, 1969, The Who & Led Zeppelin were on the same bill here. It’s been said that this was the only…
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Read MoreSo much happened here over the years….. Janis Joplin played her final gig with Big…
Read MoreIf you were a local North Bay band you played here at one time or another, Neil Young…
Read MoreOn July 28 1966, at the “Mid-Summer Spectacular Show of Shows” the…
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Read MoreOriginally built for the 1932 Summer Olympic Games, this venue has seen its share of…
Read MoreOn August 15, 1965, The Beatles played here on their second concert tour of the United…
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