Gallagher's Irish Pub is a downtown Moncton pub with live music six nights a week, including rotating performers and traditional sessions. Irish, Celtic, Acadian, folk and rock all fit the 19+ room. Because music is part of the pub’s regular rhythm, performers can lean into a communal, sing-along atmosphere rather than treating the date like a one-off event.
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Storms Bar is a Moncton neighborhood room with live bands, karaoke and late-night entertainment. Rock, classic-rock and cover bands fit the social bar atmosphere well, including five-piece groups. It is the kind of room where immediate crowd connection matters more than elaborate staging.
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- Classic Rock, Rock
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- 90 Mapleton Rd, Moncton, NB E1C 9G6, Canada
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- 506-863-1898
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