Musiikki Café & Whiskey Bar is one of Kingston’s most musician-oriented small rooms, with live music every night, multiple stages and in-house sound. Jazz, folk, indie, acoustic, rock and experimental acts all have a place here, and the frequency of programming creates a crowd that understands live music. It is all ages until 11 PM, after which guests under 19 leave, so the room naturally shifts later in the evening.
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Raxx Bar & Grill is a Kingston bar built around recurring weekend rock and alternative bands. The room favors full-band material with familiar energy—rock, alternative and covers—rather than quiet listening-room sets. Acts that can deliver a lively Friday-or-Saturday-night show and keep a bar crowd engaged should feel comfortable here.
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- 21+
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- Alternative, Rock
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- 665 Development Dr, Kingston, ON K7M 4W6, Canada
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- 613-634-3337
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