Alma City Club is a downtown Moncton social and event club that works for intimate concerts as well as private gatherings. Blues, roots, soul and singer-songwriter acts fit the room’s close-up character. Performers with a strong musical identity should get more from the space than loud party bands.
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Théâtre Capitol Theatre is a purpose-built Moncton performing-arts venue with a 772-seat Main Hall. Singer-songwriters, orchestral music, pop and theatrical productions all belong on the stage, where the audience is oriented toward a complete show. Artists should approach it with theater-level pacing and presentation rather than bar-room crowd work.
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- Talent Buyer
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- Capacity
- 772
- Age policy
- 21+
- Genres
- Pop, Singer-Songwriter
- Sound & production
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- Address
- 811 Main St, Moncton, NB E1C 1G1, Canada
- Venue phone
- 506-856-4377
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