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Brass Rail
1121 Broadway
Fort Wayne IN 46802
corey@brassrailfw.com
(260) 422-0881
This bar is 21+, unfortunately that means NO ALL AGES SHOWS. Until the laws change in the state of Indiana our facility just cannot meet the requirements.
This bar has been in business for so many years that no one can seem to get a correct answer. So let’s just say 40 years. John Commorato Jr and Corey Rader have owned the bar since June 2007. The Fort Wayne Reader did a nice write up when the ownership change took place.
The bar is open
Everyday of the Week (open all holidays except Christmas)
3PM – 3AM
We’ve been lucky enough to have some talented photographers shooting some of our shows.
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Is this 21+ after 10 PM?
04.23.09 on 9:23 PM21+ 24/7 no all ages show because of how our bar is laid out it’s against Indiana State law.
04.23.09 on 9:38 PMare we going to be able to buy these VIP passes I keep hearing about? I’m down and I am sure others are too!
12.26.09 on 1:47 PMNot at this time, the VIP passes where created for charity at this time, it is hard to estimate ticket prices, numbers of shows we’ll be having in 2010 but we’ll think about it for the future.
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02.16.10 on 2:07 PMHow much are the tickets for The Devil Makes Three on 4/12?
03.28.10 on 11:46 AM