Bell in Hand Tavern

The Bell in Hand Tavern is America's oldest continuously operating tavern and is filled with history, as well as great music. It is looking to book solo artists and bands to perform live on Thursday through Saturday. Preferred genres include rock, pop, funk, and Top 40./n/nThe Bell in Hand Tavern is America's oldest continuously operating tavern and is filled with history, as well as great music. It is looking to book solo artists and bands to perform live on Thursday through Saturday. Preferred genres include rock, pop, funk, and Top 40. A PA and sound system is provided by the venue, but artists are responsible for bringing their own instruments and backline.

Located in the heart of Boston, on the Freedom Trail, the Bell in Hand Tavern is a stones throw between the Fleet Center Faneuil Hall. The Bell in Hand Tavern was established in 1795 by Jimmy Wilson, Boston's last known town crier. It is currently housed in a building that dates back to 1844, located on Union Street, Boston's oldest operating street. The Bell in Hand Tavern has an enormous projector screen which is frequently used to display game for Boston sports fans. The stage is where some of Boston's best live bands perform on a weekly basis.