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Pine Tree Lodge is a waterfront Beaumont-area restaurant and lodge with recurring live music and a strong Cajun-country personality. Cajun, country, rock and blues all make sense in the relaxed food-and-drink setting. Bands that can keep a broad local crowd moving without overcomplicating the production should fit the room well.

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409-796-1600

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21+
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Blues, Cajun, Country, Rock
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3296 Pinetree Rd, Beaumont, TX 77705, United States
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409-796-1600
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