The Cavern

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220 E 3rd St
Santa Ana, CA 92701
+1 (714) 235-4254
http://thecavernbar.com

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The Cavern presents the best touring Rockabilly, Swing and Grass Roots Bands. We showcase of the best of American Roots Music, presented in a Subterranean club with great acoustics, menu, and a friendly staff. We're keeping the cover charge for General Admission at $10 for almost all of our shows

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5.02 reviews
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Brian W.
12/7/2023

X rocked it. Stripped down joint, no frills, time for music! Good vibe inside and out.

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Paul G.
11/23/2018

An amazing venue to catch some fantastic groovy music! Affordable adult beverages and snacks to boot. A wonderful spot!

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