Meanings of small venues in English

Kneebone says not having those small venues creates an insurmountable problem.

Foals started out playing house parties before moving onto small venues.

Do you still play similar small venues in Cape Town?

That will pack small venues to the rafters and leave large venues almost empty.

And the only place you can go out and be bad is small venues.

Alas, even the small venues are often unfilled.

He also performs comedy in small venues and dispenses dubious advice via his popular podcast Judge John Hodgman.

So why are small venues important?

The Chancellor, Rishi Sunak has announced that the government is scrapping business rates for small venues and shops this year.

The play's run at the National Theatre was cancelled but it was performed at two small venues in the capital Kampala.

Even off-Broadway seemed out of reach, but cafes and small venues opened up for productions in a wave of not-for-profit theatre.

Photo: Supplied Holly Fullbrook and her band Tiny Ruins tour international, but they honed their skills at small venues like Whammy Bar.

King set out on a US tour of small venues with just two backing singers, a bass player and guitarist, with herself on piano.

Mick's artistry was on display in these small venues, where there was barely space to swing a cat-perhapsmore so than it ever was later.

Dylan, regarded as one of America's most influential singer-songwriters, has shunned publicity for decades but still tours and performs at small venues around the world.

Internet-based TicketWeb sells 2 million tickets a year for 700 small venues around the United States, Great Britain, and South Africa.