Eric Bazilian played The Living Room at 35 East on December 4, 2021, a date preserved in a dedicated Setlist.fm entry.
The original entry contains a set list, but this venue page keeps the focus on the room and the date rather than repeating a specialist song database.
Together with the other 2021 concerts, the performance adds another point to a compact period when the venue’s identity was still centered on close-range live music.
A sourced event, not a reconstructed night
A dedicated Setlist.fm entry documents Eric Bazilian at The Living Room at 35 East on December 4, 2021. The dated record places the performance in the venue’s sequence. Details such as audience size, ticketing and production notes are only included when they are part of the surviving record.
The date follows the NRBQ November 20 record, extending the late-2021 run into December. That kind of adjacency is more useful for venue history than padding the page with generic artist biography.
For questions about how a small concert room is prepared and run, the doors-to-curfew run sheet is the relevant practical companion.
Keep specialist detail in specialist references
Setlist databases can hold song-by-song information that a venue archive does not need to reproduce. For the venue story, the useful detail is the dated appearance and its place in the room’s 2021 program. That keeps the page concise but purposeful, while the venue archive provides the surrounding chronology and the source link remains available for readers who want deeper performance detail.
December 2021, before the later-room chapter
The concert falls in the first-address period, before local reporting documented The Living Room’s move to Cricket Avenue in 2022. That location context is useful even when the event source itself is brief: it tells readers which phase of the venue story they are looking at. The venue history keeps the two addresses separate.