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Hello! Project have played at many concert venues since the groups began. The following venues in Santa Cruz County, California have hosted at least five indie and/or punk shows. Venues listed in bold are currently active. * 215 storey * 418 Project * 7th Avenue Vets Hall * The 911 House * Brommer * Abattoir * Actors' Theatre * Albatross * Asti * Aptos Club * The Attic * Backroom * The Barn * The Basement * Beat City * Beehive * The Big Beat * Bixby (1993-1995) * Bixby House (2000's) * The Blue Lagoon * Britannia Arms * Broadway * Brookdale Lodge * Bulkhead * Cafe Corina * Caffe Domenica * Caffe Pergolesi * California Street * Callahan's * Capitola Community Center * Cardiff Lounge * Catalyst * Cayuga Vault * Cha Cha's * Cesar Over the last few years, the scene has downsized greatly. The amount of people who come to shows, the amount of venues that operate have both become miniscule in comparison to the past. Here, you can use this reference sheet to book shows, book tours (if you're from out of town), and build up a hometown following. The Augusta area has had a number of places over the years to see live music. Any place live music has been performed is suitable for this list. And as always, if you know of somewhere that is not on the list, please edit and add. * Currently active venues are noted with a + There are many venues at Soul Survivor, which are all differant. {| class="wikitable" !Name!!Description |- |Bandstand || Live music. Anyone can perform at the bandstand. |- |Cafe Uno || Relaxed and chilled in the day, with jazz bands playing at night. |- |Dreggs || Lively and fun. Lots of crazy activitys, as well as drink, sweets and games consoles. |- |Lift || Skate park downstairs and cafe upstairs. |- |Mr Boogies || 70s and 80s disco dancing. |- |Soul Action Cafe || Lots of cakes, coffees and hot chocolate. All fairtrade. |- |Tool Shed || Lots of Christian resources, ranging from music, to gap year information, to charities. |- |Underground || Hip-hip and rap music played here. |}

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Over the last few years, the scene has downsized greatly. The amount of people who come to shows, the amount of venues that operate have both become miniscule in comparison to the past. Here, you can use this reference sheet to book shows, book tours (if you're from out of town), and build up a hometown following. The Augusta area has had a number of places over the years to see live music. Any place live music has been performed is suitable for this list. And as always, if you know of somewhere that is not on the list, please edit and add. * Currently active venues are noted with a + Hello! Project have played at many concert venues since the groups began. The following venues in Santa Cruz County, California have hosted at least five indie and/or punk shows. Venues listed in bold are currently active. * 215 storey * 418 Project * 7th Avenue Vets Hall * The 911 House * Brommer * Abattoir * Actors' Theatre * Albatross * Asti * Aptos Club * The Attic * Backroom * The Barn * The Basement * Beat City * Beehive * The Big Beat * Bixby (1993-1995) * Bixby House (2000's) * The Blue Lagoon * Britannia Arms * Broadway * Brookdale Lodge * Bulkhead * Cafe Corina * Caffe Domenica * Caffe Pergolesi * California Street * Callahan's * Capitola Community Center * Cardiff Lounge * Catalyst * Cayuga Vault * Cha Cha's * Cesar Chavez Housing Cooperative * Chill Out Cafe * Civic Auditorium * Cliff Street * Close To Too Much Fun * Club Culture * College V * Community Television * Cowell Coffee Shop * Crossroads * Crunkhowse * The Cube * Cultural Workers Union Warehouse * Dance Gallery * Diane's Place * The Dock * Don Quixote's * Drop-In Center * Edgewater * Emi's * Encinal House * Ferrell's * Foster Freeze House * Front Street Pub * Good Fruit Company * Happy Hovel * Heaven & Hell House * High Country * High Street (aka The High) * Hotel Belmont * The Hub * JJ's Pizza * Jury Room * Keyhole Club * Kresge Town Hall * La Bahia * Laurel House (aka Laurel Street) * Live Soup * Louden Nelson Center * Lyme House * Le Medecine Cabinet * Merrill Dining Hall * Moe's Alley * O.T.'s * Palookaville * Pizza Junxion * Plymouth Street * The Point * Porter Sound Box * Portugese Hall * Quality House * Ramsay * Red Restaurant * the Redroom Cocktail Lounge * Retro * Riff Raff House * Rigg Street * Rio Theatre * Santa Cruz Art Center * the Santa Cruz Hotel * Santa Cruz Teen Center * Saturn Cafe (Laurel Street) (on Laurel Street, before 2000) * Saturn Cafe (Mission Street) (on Mission Street, after 2000) * Santa Cruz Vet's Hall * Seabright Beach * Seabright House * Shellie's Too * Skinny McDoogle's * So Say We * Soquel Grange * Steamship Co. * Stevenson Dining Hall * Stevenson Fireside Lounge * Stevenson Rec Room * Stony House * Streetlight Records * the Swan / Heavenly Goose Restaurant * Thatcher's * THUNDER DOME * The Treehouse * Tri Lam House * UCSC * Vertigo * Viking's Hall * The Warehouse * The Warehouse (Coral Street) * What is Art? * Whole Earth * Willow Court * Wired Wash * The Wood House * Wooden Nickel Too * YWCA * Zami! Co-op There are many venues at Soul Survivor, which are all differant. {| class="wikitable" !Name!!Description |- |Bandstand || Live music. Anyone can perform at the bandstand. |- |Cafe Uno || Relaxed and chilled in the day, with jazz bands playing at night. |- |Dreggs || Lively and fun. Lots of crazy activitys, as well as drink, sweets and games consoles. |- |Lift || Skate park downstairs and cafe upstairs. |- |Mr Boogies || 70s and 80s disco dancing. |- |Soul Action Cafe || Lots of cakes, coffees and hot chocolate. All fairtrade. |- |Tool Shed || Lots of Christian resources, ranging from music, to gap year information, to charities. |- |Underground || Hip-hip and rap music played here. |}