Barrie, ON

Kenzington Burger Bar — Bryne

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Kenzington Burger Bar on Bryne brings the same weekend live-music model to South Barrie. The suburban restaurant-bar setting suits accessible rock, acoustic and cover material that can work for both diners and later-night patrons. A flexible, crowd-friendly set is more valuable here than production scale.

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705-333-4547

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Age policy
21+
Genres
Acoustic, Rock
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Address
511 Bryne Dr, Barrie, ON L4N 9P7, Canada
Venue phone
705-333-4547
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