Panama City, FL

St. Andrews Slice House

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St. Andrews Slice House brings live music to Panama City, Florida with an All Ages door policy. St. Andrews Slice House is where you can get a single slice of gourmet pizza or a pint of delicious craft beer. Artists working in Acoustic and All Genres fit St. Andrews Slice House’s stated range. St. Andrews Slice House accepts booking inquiries by email. The available PA and production support at St. Andrews Slice House are not confirmed; settle those requirements before accepting the date. Artists should confirm St. Andrews Slice House’s final schedule and show-specific deal before publishing the date. Show inquiries for St. Andrews Slice House are handled by its talent buyer function.

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Phil and Elizabeth
Role
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(850) 541-9126

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Age policy
All Ages
Genres
Acoustic, All Genres
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Address
1127 1/2 Beck Avenue, 32401, United States
Venue phone
(850) 541-9126
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