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Phillips Backyard is an outdoor concert and festival venue at Phillips Brewing in Victoria, built around multi-day live-music programming. Indie, rock, electronic and pop all fit the festival mix, so performers should think in terms of a high-energy crowd and an outdoor stage rather than a bar-room set. The venue is 21+, and acts with a strong visual presence, tight pacing and enough impact to carry an open-air audience are the best match.

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250-380-1912

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21+
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Electronic, Indie, Pop, Rock
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2010 Government St, Victoria, BC V8T 4P1, Canada
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250-380-1912
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