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The Pub in Tifton pairs food and craft beer with late live-music slots from 10 PM to midnight, Thursday through Saturday. Classic rock, funk, indie, jazz, and rock fit the calendar; country, hip-hop, and rap do not. Facebook is the preferred booking channel, with phone inquiries also possible if contact information is left for the booker. Capacity, age rules, PA, monitoring, backline, and technical staffing are not confirmed, so artists should settle those essentials before accepting a date. The two-hour window is unusually clear and should shape the set from the first message: enough material to fill the slot, no genre mismatch, and no heroic assumptions about production. Midnight arrives whether the encore has found itself or not.

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(229) 238-9711

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All Ages
Genres
Classic Rock, Funk, Indie, Jazz, Rock
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1803 US Highway 41, 31794, United States
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(229) 238-9711
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