Bâton Rouge Moncton Grillhouse & Bar pairs its downtown dining room with recurring jazz and other live performers. Jazz, acoustic and local acts are the obvious fit, particularly musicians who can hold attention without turning the room into a high-volume club. For a 21+ restaurant date, it offers more musical identity than a typical dinner-room booking.
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Tire Shack Brewing Co. is an independent Moncton taproom with a flexible event space holding up to about 160 guests. Acoustic and mixed brewery-event performers fit naturally, and the bookable room gives musicians more structure than a simple corner-stage taproom set.
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- Talent Buyer
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- Capacity
- 160
- Genres
- Acoustic
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- Address
- 190 John Street, Moncton, NB E1C 2H9, Canada
- Venue phone
- 506-830-4321
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