Rock industry veterans drum up interest in new venue

Looking beyond the pandemic, a pair of music industry entrepreneurs target a new entertainment business with an old-school vibe.


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Mark Wemple. Zach Bair, now behind RockHouse Live in Clearwater, has been involved in the music/entertainment business since at least 2006.
Mark Wemple. Zach Bair, now behind RockHouse Live in Clearwater, has been involved in the music/entertainment business since at least 2006.
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When comparing industries disrupted by the pandemic, restaurants and live music are among the hardest hit. Knowing this, why would anyone want to open a combination restaurant and concert space at a time like this?

“The restaurant industry has been hit very, very hard by COVID-19 — no doubt about it,” says Thomas “Jock” Weaver, a partner in RockHouse Live, a burgeoning chain of restaurants/concert venues scheduled to launch its flagship location on Clearwater Beach in February. “That has frankly created opportunities for entry into markets.”

 

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