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Clark Fyans, AWE Bar President and Operating Manager, sits in the green room at the music venue in Yucca Valley, Calif., on July 29, 2022.
The restaurant side of the business opened in April, and a lobby area leading into the music venue has been redecorated with added seating and rented for small wedding receptions. Fyans said the response has been positive, but many have asked him and the staff when music events will start. "I didn't do this.
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The outdoor bar of Alibi in Palm Springs, Calif., on Saturday, February 1, 2020.
Before it was a live music venue, the space was home to the restaurant Georgie's Alibi Azul, and went through several name changes until it closed in 2018 while operating as Azul Palm Springs. Garo liked the idea of keeping "Alibi" as the name and its familiarity with local residents. "We liked 'Alibi' because it's kind of like your getaway and it's old school, film-noir and vintage," Garo said. "It's always hard.
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