Syracuse music venue closing permanently with a ‘heavy heart’
Syracuse.com••entertainment
Key Points:
- The Jugg on Teall, a Syracuse music venue known for live music, announced it will permanently close after last call on January 15, with a final series of shows planned for the farewell weekend.
- Co-owner Jesse Buckley, who has been battling stage 3 voice box cancer, was a central figure in the venue’s operation, and his health challenges contributed significantly to the decision to close.
- Additional reasons for closure include lease and landlord issues, parking difficulties, and limited community support despite the venue’s efforts to maintain a safe environment.
- The venue emphasized that this closure marks the end of its chapter on Teall Avenue but expressed intentions to reopen in the future, maintaining the spirit of the "JUGG Family" and its
