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==Stages== | ==Stages== | ||
| − | Operated from 1993-1999, a golden age. | + | Operated from [[1993]]-[[1999]], a golden age. |
==The Beach== | ==The Beach== | ||
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==Kilroy's== | ==Kilroy's== | ||
| − | Started out as a sports bar; around 2005 installed a stage in the northwest corner where the merch area is now. Eventually moved the giant television and rebuilt the stage against the south wall where it had traditionally been. Peaked as the definitive venue for mid-large-sized shows around 2007, but declined as the sound system started to break down. In spring 2008, the [[Black Pirates Pub]] opened, taking most of their shows, their staff, and their patrons. | + | Started out as a sports bar; around [[2005]] installed a stage in the northwest corner where the merch area is now. Eventually moved the giant television and rebuilt the stage against the south wall where it had traditionally been. Peaked as the definitive venue for mid-large-sized shows around [[2007]], but declined as the sound system started to break down. In spring [[2008]], the [[Black Pirates Pub]] opened, taking most of their shows, their staff, and their patrons. |
| − | Still has some good shows, the sound system was just recently renovated and the | + | Still has some good shows, the sound system was just recently renovated and the emergence of the "[[Floor Show]]" has made it a fun place to play for many of Thunder Bay's [[Punk|punk]] and [[Metal|metal]] bands. |
[[Category:Venues]] | [[Category:Venues]] | ||
Revision as of 22:37, 9 January 2010
Location
37 Cumberland St
Gilley's Club
Country-themed. It became Stages after the country rock thing was finally starting to die.
Stages
Operated from 1993-1999, a golden age.
The Beach
Tropical-themed. Didn't really function much as a venue in this period.
Kilroy's
Started out as a sports bar; around 2005 installed a stage in the northwest corner where the merch area is now. Eventually moved the giant television and rebuilt the stage against the south wall where it had traditionally been. Peaked as the definitive venue for mid-large-sized shows around 2007, but declined as the sound system started to break down. In spring 2008, the Black Pirates Pub opened, taking most of their shows, their staff, and their patrons.
Still has some good shows, the sound system was just recently renovated and the emergence of the "Floor Show" has made it a fun place to play for many of Thunder Bay's punk and metal bands.