Tir Nan Og is a Kingston Irish pub with Celtic, rock, swing, folk and other ensemble music in regular rotation. The all-ages setup and pub atmosphere create a mixed crowd, so bands that can be lively without becoming punishingly loud will have the edge. Celtic and folk-rooted acts fit particularly naturally, but the room is broad enough for a wider range of social live music.
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Donaleigh's Irish Public House is a downtown Barrie pub with recurring bands and live-band karaoke. Irish music, rock, tribute and cover acts all fit the party-oriented room, where audience participation is part of the appeal. Performers should bring a confident, social set rather than a reserved listening-room approach.
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- Age policy
- 21+
- Genres
- Irish, Rock
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- 28 Dunlop St E, Barrie, ON L4M 1A3, Canada
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- 705-252-7733
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