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Paul Cornish gives The Mint a close-listening Fri set, where phrasing and detail matter more than scale. The room rewards a patient ear.
Venue guide
The Mint
Best for specific bills that rise above the weekly calendar.
The Mint is in Mid-City. It earns its place here when a specific bill cuts through the weekly noise. The current seven-day window has 7 shows listed, mostly around jazz, vocal, listening.
music room · capacity varies by setup · general live-music room
- NeighborhoodMid-City
- Roommusic room
- Capacitycapacity varies by setup
- Setupgeneral live-music room
- SettingMostly indoor room
- Musicjazz, vocal, listening
- Current shows7 this week
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Ravi Campbell Quintet, Adam Hersh Trio puts The Mint in singer-songwriter mode on Fri, with direct voice and small-room focus. The first verse carries the setup.
Standing on the Neon Moon: a honky tonk take on the Grateful Dead with Moonlight SpecialTomorrowJazzVocal
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Standing on the Neon Moon: a honky tonk take on the Grateful Dead with Moonlight Special makes The Mint a seated Sat room for writing, phrasing, and quiet attention. The lyric gets the last word.
This week's listings
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Marcello Carelli's Effervescence centers a drummer composer in a modern jazz quartet setting, so timing and interplay are the draw. The Mint keeps those small group details close.
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Kat Cordova brings a singer songwriter set with roots and soul in the mix. The Mint's small Mid City room keeps the emphasis on phrasing and the band level details around the songs.
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House of Love: with Tree Adams’ Dagnasterpus, Casa Del Sol & W4RHORS3 keeps The Mint in craft-first mode on Wed, strongest when the songs land with close detail. Careful ears get more back.
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Bommy Tahama, Phantom Noir, Last Twango gives The Mint a compact Thu bill, where a few well-cut songs can carry the night. Less volume, more shape.