The Brixton is a modern Glace Bay restaurant with a seasonal beer garden and recurring live entertainment. Acoustic, country, rock and Celtic performers all fit the 21+ hospitality setting. The beer-garden element makes it especially useful for musicians who can keep a loose social crowd engaged outdoors.
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The Main Event and Jiggers Lounge is a long-running Glace Bay pub and music room with a strong local-scene identity. Celtic, traditional, folk, blues and rock acts all fit, including multi-musician ensembles. All-ages access makes it an unusually flexible pub-style venue for bands that want to connect with the Cape Breton community.
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- All Ages
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- Blues, Celtic, Folk, Rock, Traditional
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- 99 Union Street, Glace Bay, NS, Canada
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- 902-849-4405
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