The difference between a Live House and a bar lies in their different uses, origins, cores, consumer groups and operations.

1. Different uses

Live House is equivalent to a small live performance venue. The stage and venue are relatively small, and it is aimed at performances by some underground bands and artists. A bar is a place for consumption of alcoholic beverages such as beer, wine, foreign wine, and cocktails.

2. Different origins

Live House originated in Japan. These indoor venues have professional performance venues and high-quality acoustics. Bars originally originated from the European continent, but the word bar did not have the meaning of "counter selling drinks" until the 16th century.

3. The core is different

The core of disco is bungee, which is essentially a social activity between people; while the Live House, which sells drinks, is for watching performances, which is essentially a Interactive cultural activities.

4. Different consumer groups

Bars, also called noisy bars, generally feature dynamic and rhythmic music, and are suitable for young and energetic people to go in groups to relax and relax. Pressure, because of the expensive lighting and sound equipment, and the relatively high price of drinks, older people may not adapt to the noisy environment and give up the choice.

Live House is a music scene that has just become popular and is adapted from the bar. The price is reasonable and there is a band singing. It is suitable for a person or a couple to drink and listen to music. It is a perfect bourgeois life for all ages. For older people, it won't feel as noisy as a bar. Sometimes there are nostalgic song sessions, suitable for adults of all ages.

5. Differences in management

In terms of management methods, there are substantial differences between the two. The management method of Live House is more focused on providing a more comfortable performance environment for independent musicians. At the same time, it is also providing users with a more live music audio-visual environment; while the bar's management method is completely market-oriented and revolves around user needs, focusing on providing what users like and want.