NRBQ appeared at The Living Room at 35 East on November 20, 2021. The venue history also shows another NRBQ date the following year.
This page is about the 2021 performance. Keeping the two dates separate makes the venue chronology easier to follow and shows that some artists returned to the room more than once.
The surrounding links lead to other concerts and venue-history pages from the same era, so the event stays connected to the story of the room rather than becoming a generic artist profile.
Why a repeat artist belongs in separate records
The venue history places NRBQ at The Living Room on November 20, 2021 and also shows another appearance in a later year. Keeping dates separate prevents a common archive error: combining multiple performances into one vague memory of an artist “playing the room.”
This 2021 entry therefore stays tied to its own date and its own neighboring program. Readers can move backward to John Waite on November 7 or forward through the venue timeline without losing chronology.
Where a source offers a full set list, a specialist database remains the better home for song-by-song detail; this site keeps the venue record focused on the room and its program.
Separate nights make return visits visible
Keeping the November 20, 2021 record separate makes the return appearance easy to place in time. The venue timeline then leads naturally into the surrounding concerts instead of flattening the artist into one undated summary.
One of the late records from the first address
The 2021 date belongs to the period before the move to Cricket Avenue. That gives the record a second use beyond the artist name: it helps mark the continuing program at the original room. Readers tracing how the physical venue changed can compare this entry with the Lancaster Avenue opening and the 2022 reopening.