Wasted Day Brewing is an Uptown Saint John brewery with a dense live-music rhythm that includes bands, jazz and open mic. Rock, indie, jazz, hip-hop and acoustic performers all have a lane here, giving the taproom more musical range than most breweries. Artists can treat the space as a genuine music room while still respecting the social beer-hall atmosphere.
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Callie's Pub is an Uptown Saint John bar that has hosted hip-hop and other live performers. The room has a straightforward nightlife profile rather than a formal stage identity, so artists should expect a social crowd and plan for direct engagement. It is a better fit for energetic, audience-facing sets than delicate listening-room material.
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- 21+
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- Hip Hop
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- 2 Princess St, Saint John, NB E2L 5Y1, Canada
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- 506-634-0366
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