Calgary, AB

Jamesons Irish Pub — 17th Avenue

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Jamesons Irish Pub — 17th Avenue — Large 17th Avenue Irish pub with party space, weekend entertainment and live-music events. Musically, the room leans toward Irish/pub rock, cover bands, acoustic. Bands can approach this as a genuine ensemble room rather than a solo-and-duo-only stop. All-ages access opens the room to younger fans and family audiences. This is a social room, so acts that can win people over quickly and keep the energy moving should do best.

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403-984-9445

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All Ages
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Acoustic
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1230 17 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2T 0B8, Canada
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403-984-9445
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