Greater Scott

Greater Scott!!!! is a Rat City music club that has recently opened. It caters to medium and small sized bands, offering many different musicians a chance to play on stage.

Founding
Greater Scott!!!! occupies a historic spot in Rat City. Originally built as a train station in 1880's, it was more recently a Pizzeria Reginas. Originally thought to be owned and operated by the same people behind the popular local venue Great Scott. This however isn't the case and as of present writing, it is unknown who the true owner is.

Evolution and Legacy
Greater Scott's two rules were that a band must move its own equipment and no video recording inside the premise. The policy meant to avert high payouts to artist, keep the staff here low and make the events very exclusive. Greater Scotts growing reputation drew more and more acts from around Rat City as it became a counter to TD Bank's Music Hall and The Dice.

There is a popular rumor that if you play Greater Scott!!!! twice times you will be signed by a major record deal. This only applies to musical acts who preform mostly original songs and not cover bands. While a great number of bands have been signed very few have put out an album as of the time of this writing.

Despite the fame, Greater Scott!!!! has been the subject of controversy when it comes to artist payment. Several bands have expressed issues over their final pay despite either selling out or nearly selling out the venue. One instance an artist hired someone to count the heads coming into a the venue when she had agreed to play for half the door. She posted the data and paystub online claiming that if her pay was correct then the ticket price must have only been charging $1.52 per ticket. This post was later removed and the artist has since retuned to the venue to play more sets. Many people speculate that this is what accounted for the robbery that occurred at the beginning of the year.

Robbery
A GTA duffle bag containing cash and thumb drives containing the codes to several crypto accounts was stolen from the venue during a Corridor and Grains show.