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The Jackpot Music Hall

943 Mass., Lawrence, 66044

Phone: 785-832-1085

Web site: http://www.thejackpotsaloon.com/

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The Jackpot has quickly and deservedly become a fixture on the downtown music scene. The Old West-themed bar hosts live music 5-6 nights nights a week ranging from national acts like The Arcade Fire to locals like The Appleseed Cast. The drink selection includes a vast array of whiskeys, bourbons and tequilas.

Heated smoking area? No

Smoking porch? Yes

WiFi: Yes (Free)

Wheelchair accessibility: (1, 'ADA-compliant') *

Drink specials:

Scheduled events:

May 2008

June 2008

July 2008

August 2008

October 2008

Past events at The Jackpot Music Hall

* Restaurants are rated either: Very accommodating, ADA-compliant, Inaccessible. For more detailed accessibility profiles, check wiredonwheels.com.

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Posted by davidryan (David Ryan) on May 4, 2007 (Suggest removal)

I'd like to say that my nearly 3-year old comment doesn't do the Jackpot justice anymore.

I've been to many shows at the Jackpot since Oct. 2004, and the difference between then and now is nearly enough to make it seem a different and far better place to see shows than the one I commented on before.

Nick and his crew there have done excellent work beefing up the sound system, raising and increasing the size of the stage, creating more room (at least, that's how it seems; and that's good enough for me) for people to see bands.

So, my 2007 self would like to disagree with my 2004 self (hey, that's my prerogative).

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Posted by richard (Richard Gintowt) on January 3, 2005 (Suggest removal)

yeah, i agree with "hell yes". another venue never hurts. i'd rather have a couple complaints than no arcade fire show etc...

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Posted by davidryan (David Ryan) on October 22, 2004 (Suggest removal)

Let's face it: the Jackpot is no place to have a show with a band reasonably likely to bring in more than 75 people.

More than 75 people makes a show at the Jackpot not a show but closer to a rip off.

The Decemberists SOUNDED good: but one doesn't go to a show simply to HEAR a band.

And last night this patron was better served standing outside listening to the show than by trying to squeeze into the Jackpot's far-not-large-enough floor space.

Great bands, but a terrible place for them to play.

Oh -- the bartenders are absolutely TOP NOTCH. Same for the door persons.

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