Hattiesburg, MS

Keg & Barrel West

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Keg & Barrel West — West Hattiesburg Keg & Barrel location with craft beer, food and active live-artist programming. The live mix centers on Rock, Americana, blues, mixed, which helps define the strongest fit. Musicians who can move between foreground entertainment and atmosphere should get more from this room than acts built around a rigid club-show presentation.

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601-402-7320

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21+
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All Genres
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6 Marketplace Dr, Hattiesburg, MS 39402, United States
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601-402-7320
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