Halifax, NS

Oasis Pub & Eatery

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Oasis Pub & Eatery — Halifax pub and eatery with live-rock shows and other recurring entertainment. The programming lane runs through Rock, hard rock. Full-band bookings are part of the venue's live-music mix. This is a 21+ venue. A confident, audience-facing set will land better here than a precious listening-room approach.

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Contact
Brian
Role
Talent Buyer

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info@oasishfx.com
902-422-2227Open booking page

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Capacity
400
Age policy
19+
Genres
All Genres
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Address
5661 Spring Garden Road, B3J 1G9, Canada
Venue phone
+1 902-422-2227

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