The Brink Lounge, Madison

Located on East Washington Avenue, the Brink Lounge is a place that has something for everyone. From wines to martini, loud parties to weddings, music shows, and much more. Every Tuesday through Saturday, the Brink Lounge organizes live music concerts featuring bands from Madison and across the country. Here, you will hear jazz music, reggae, funk and soul, folk, rock, and many other styles.

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Sight Name: The Brink Lounge
Sight Location: Madison, USA (See walking tours in Madison)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub

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