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Tremont Music Hall
Tremont Music Hall is a music venue located near downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. The name is based on its address 400 West Tremont Ave. Most shows are all-ages, but the venue has a full-service bar serving beer and liquor. The venue has been in operation since 1995, and has become one of the premier venues for independent/metal/alternative bands in the Southeast.
==Main Hall==
Tremont Music Hall's Main Hall is located on the North Side of the building. The Main Hall is used for larger/national touring acts, featuring a PA/monitor and light system. Two full sized dressing rooms are available for the performers of the main room. There is a regulation height loading dock on the stage left or better defined as on the rear of House Right FOH. This loading dock is on the same level with the audience's non raked floor, Creating a short and straight path to all areas needed for load in and/or load out. There is convenient parking with sufficient room to maneuver for tour buses both band and crew buses and semi trailers by the loading dock and rear stage door. While this outside parking is close to the main stage, it however lacks any shore power electrical tie in boxes near the bus and truck parking. This leaves tours with options of carrying or renting from local sources to supplement their touring gear. Power is needed for climate control, lighting, refrigerators and other appliances. The additional amounts of larger gauge wire to compensate from voltage and amp loss causes it to be a lesser preferred option for the extra costs and hassles (picking up and returning to local rental company or the additional costs of delivery and retrieval by the rental company). More commonly the running of a diesel or another fuel source like gasoline driven generator, with the most common type being the diesel generator, can create noise, smell, pollution issues and/or exhaust that may make people feel ill and is not healthy to breathe. There are no facility connections to dispose of grey water or sewage from the buses.
If a tour production is carrying their gear in their bus(es) bays and/or in a trailer(s), there is a concrete ramp at ground level rising to audience house level that facilitates easier load ins and load outs. The down side of usage and dependence of this ramp is that it is also used as the club's entrance and primary exit. The pitch is quite low as this ramp was designed to be wheelchair accessible. Originally made of wood for the opening of Tremont Music Hall, it has since been rebuilt out of concrete to be more sturdy and survive wear tear from use by patrons, road crews, and weather. The pitch is 1 inch of rise for every 12 inches of length to reach the height required of the main floor, meeting both the building code and Americans with Disabilities Act. The entire club, minus the stages, are on one floor with minor variations in the concrete which are minor enough to not cause problems to people in wheel chairs. Cables may often be taped down to the floor or put into cable ramps and run across the rooms attached to the ceiling in order to prevent barriers and tripping hazards for patrons
The Main Hall's room stage's dimensions are 19'x24'x3' with an 8'X8'X18" (8 feet for length and width and a height off the ground of 18 inches) drummer's platform upstage that can be relocated and/or removed when necessary. Past performers of the main room include Medeski, Martin, and Wood, Blues Traveler, Ween, Leftover Salmon, Jonathan Davis, Green Day, Superdrag, Guster, Jump Little Children, Gregg Allman and Friends, Ben Folds, Gov't Mule, Disco Biscuits, O.A.R., New Earth Mud, Hopesfall, GWAR, The Misfits, Insane Clown Posse, Young Buck, Mindless Self Indulgence, Underoath, Drive-By Truckers, Iggy Pop, Henry Rollins, Minus the Bear, Cursive, Nickelback, Fugazi, Ministry, Parkway Drive, The English Beat, David Allan Coe, X, Whitechapel, Fall Out Boy, New Found Glory, Megadeth, WASP, Skid Row, Elliot Smith, and others. The prior bookings have included performers who went on to become major national and intentional acts, along with performers who faded into obscurity. Tremont Music Hall has given many local acts a chance and a venue at which to perform. In addition the production staff, stagehands, audio engineers, lighting designers and light board operators/programmers who have advance in careers into larger venues and touring as roadies for bands.
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