713 Music Hall

We saw The Ghost Inside, Halestorm, and Volbeat! The venue was very industrial, but it worked. The seating was great as it didn't impede the view of the stage. The staff was very helpful. I would recommend non-alcoholic alternatives for those who are designated drivers, but would like to enjoy the taste. Other than that, great time in a great venue!.

The place has been remodeled to be a concert venue. It has several levels and vip access. The restrooms are limited for a place that holds large gatherings and no water fountains again for a place that gathers a large number of people. The occupancy limit is almost non-existent, as crowds are almost packed with each other, compromising safety and accessibility. Security checks are as effective as that of TSA, but they were actually more courteous and friendly Overall, the venue could be more people friendly and have real food stands and not cheap overpriced mediocre child-like food

A solid venue for a variety of bands. I like it because it's got that old warehouse kinda feel. A large open floor, seating along the rim and a second floor with both seats and tables. I forgot the name of the 2nd floor bar, but it's a good place to head when you need a break from everything. (Need an upgraded pass) Getting a drink can be a struggle. There are a lot of bars inside, but they line out directly to the floor, so you're playing a lot of defense while in line.

Went to the BabyMetal show and we were in a box on the balcony. Would absolutely recommend doing so if you are able. The tech and how they have it set up was great and very easy, hands off style. My only complaint would be they need to have someone checking the bathrooms upstairs during the show. It was pretty messy, soap ran out, napkins ran out, and a couple of the sinks didn't work (or didn't turn off). All in all a good venue!

I’ve seen a few concerts here but the last one was Tobe Nwigwe and boyyyy that energy was unmatched, upgraded the seats and it was the move. So glad we experienced this concert. Highly recommend this venue

Big, well ventilated area. Floor area fits a big crowd without being suffocated. Lots of seating for the balcony crowd that has a clear view of the stage from all angles. Wasn't thrilled about a $6 water but otherwise cool place for shows

General admission on the ground floor is can be pretty good but general admission for the 300 seemed obscured from the venue itself and other people if you don't get there early, expect 20 to 60 dollars for parking unless you can get early for free street parking after 6

I had a great time. I had 3rd floor box seats that came with a server for food and drinks. You can park in the facilities parking lot for 35 dollars. So don't pay for parking online or wherever the site you purchase your tickets from. The sur charges for that are crazy high.

Everyone has had different experiences here, but mine stems from a purchase at Ticketmaster with excellent help from Paula at the Live Nation/713 Music Hall Box Office. I had never been here, but I have been to The Post Houston which is right next door. I purchased a ticket for the Mo Amer comedy show earlier this month. I saw a great deal for the front row and purchased it only to find out it was ADA accessible. I didn't notice because the other two front row sections weren't. I felt bad, so I called Ticketmaster to try to switch, but they wouldn't unless it was equal or greater value. They were no help at all. I planned on not going because I wasn't sure if there would be an actual seat. My friend convinced me to call 713 Music Hall, and I'm glad I did. Paula said to not worry because there will be a seat and that situation happens often. They save the seats in case people with accessibility concerns need it. She mentioned that the staff shouldn't ask about disability because that's personal. I do have a medical condition that is considered a disability, but you can't physically tell if you saw me. Anyway, I got to the show that night, and it turns out, no one needed ADA and they also purchased tickets without realizing it was. I arrived a little past the time when doors opened, and there wasn't a line. Went through a quick bag search and security. Mo's shows require locking up your phone and accessories like smart watches and AirPods due to material. They had soft Yondr pouches to put a phone that also fit my Apple watch. You could only open it in designated areas. Staff had a specific gadget to unlock them, which I saw at the end of the show. You get a seat reference slip to show staff if you can't find your seat. I kind of liked the no phone policy because it made you really focus and enjoy the moment without distractions. I would've taken so many photos, especially with the surprise guests. Lol. This comedy show had a mix of small seats on the floor area, balcony seating and some small tables and chairs along the upper levels with space for standing room. You can upgrade to the Kashmir Lounge and purchase priority parking for a fee. The restroom in the front has a few stalls. There's one in the back corner that has doors that open to more stalls for men, women and one unisex stall all shared with a communal sink area. There are bars as soon as you enter, in the back and along the length of each side. They had advertised zero proof options but only had one which was a bummer. Grapefruit didn't sound appealing. Mo's show was cool. I loved his Netflix series. Tre Tutson and Kevin Iso opened up for him. I laughed so hard, I cried. After the show, there was a mini concert with surprise guests - Robert Glasper, Lil Flip, Paul Wall, etc. It was a great front row experience. I'd come back for another show or concert.

Venue was nice will never do GA again! It sucks! Stubhub parking through Parkwiz is ridiculous we did not even use it! Paid $45 and parked near the venue for free! Where they had me park was at 1500 Memorial Dr Lot C which should not even be an option! Really should get my money bqck! Teddy Swims was good!

So the tickets we got were not cheep and they sold more tickets that the space the venue had This place was not designed properly there's areas were the structure of the building blocks peoples view And is not fair they pay a lot of money just to not see nothing There were areas people could Stan but staff didn't allow it and were extremely rude Also I saw people that because of the same reason we're in the hallway looking through a tv people didn't pay for this This place is not worth it your hard earned money not to enjoy or see

Went here for a concert to see Bloodywood, Black Veil Brides, and BabyMetal. Even with the small venue, the concert was amazing. There wasn't an echo like you would expect from such a small area. The service at the bar was impeccable and the people selling merchandise were awesome.

I was so excited to check out this venue and did my research on where to sit for a packed show. I looked at the views from the seats and got the 200 GA tickets because the view was supposed to be clear and the seated tickets were uber expensive, I wasn't about to pay thousands. I also am short so would not fair well on the floor. We got there early, only to find out that most of the views of the stage are blocked by the people in the seats in front of these GA sections, as well as huge pillars block off a lot of the area from being able to see the stage at all (on the right side from the stage). We moved to the left where the pillars and people were still in the way, but the pillars were smaller. I assume other seating areas are better, but this was unfortunately my experience (300 GA has the same pillar issues).

This venue was really nice and pretty spacious! When you enter the merch table was set up right by the door. There's also a bar right when you walk in. my ticket actually got upgraded! There's elevators and elevator attendants when you have tickets to the upper level. I was shown to my table in section 315. The upper level had another bar as well as a small cooldown/hangout spot. In the seated tables of the upper section you get bar service and can also have food delivered to you. I just ordered drinks but the server was very attentive. Section 315 is right by the ginormous speaker so it got pretty loud. The restrooms were clean but they only have red lights in there so the color was giving off stranger things. I appreciated that it was still relatively cool in temperature even though there was a lot of people. I ubered here and it was easy getting dropped off as well as getting picked up.

Having been here for several shows, this is a popular venue for artists in a convenient location. Right next to Post Oak, it's one of the more modern and better music venues for concerts and standup shows. Upper level seating on the 2nd and third floors is available and there's private seating on the upper side ledges where you get your own server. For myself, I'm a simple floor guy as I enjoy being close to the sound and the performers. There's plenty of places to get drinks with stretch bars on both sides of the bottom floor and another outside of the floor itself. Sound quality is impeccable so you can hear the artists loud and clear. Some of my favorite shows have been the Incubus show in early 2022 and the 311/AWOLNation/Neon Trees show most recently in mid August. I've always had a great glimpse of the performance which any live music enthusiast will appreciate. There's only one entrance into the venue so it gets congested when waiting to enter. Best bet is to arrive a little later before the doors open or get there way early so you can be up front. Aside from that, it's a great option for live shows and getting more artists/performers to come to Houston. And that's a good thing!

First time at 713 Music Hall Really fun venue - great atmosphere but sound quality absolutely needs to be improved and service fees is equivalent to price gouging! I paid extra for the balcony suite with bistro tables - highly recommend if you want a nice view but away from the crowds. 4 seats with a bistro table - perfect for a special date night or girls night out. Unfortunately I bought the tickets on StubHub so when the seller couldn't sell the remaining to tickets they gave them away to friends that just came to drink and talked the entire time. So purchase all 4 seats and bring fans that will appreciate the show and sing along with you! The bistro section chairs have almost no back - so I preferred standing. So next time I would like to try one of the standing room only sections and skip the high price tag! The tickets were expensive but Charley Crockett is an amazing artist and worth every penny. However the ticket fees are outrageous. Fans need to start demanding change because "scalpers" scoop up the premium seats and double or triple the price on top of the shameful fees. Besides being disappointed in the sound quality, I would say the next improvement would be to provide adequate lighting in the bathrooms. So many women were expressing their concerns about safety. I don't see how the owners/management/inspectors did not recognize the safety risks associated with extremely dim lighting. Overall a really fun vibe. There were no water fountains or free water coolers...I think this is a safety issue- water should be available for everyone to stay hydrated! And remember to keep the ear buds in as your leaving because a staff member was using a bull horn - way to close proximity to my ear drums that this music lover wants to protect!

I have lived in Downtown for years now, yet I had never visited 713 music hall until last week's Dream Theater's 40th anniversary tour show. I was really missing out! I was impressed by how well organized the event was: I went through security, had our tickets scanned, and got to the bar all in less than five minutes. Then we headed to our spots, which we struggled to find, but an usher kindly helped us. I was surprised by the folding chairs - I am not sure if they do this for every event, but I think I was expecting to be standing during the concert. The acoustics were phenomenal; it felt loud enough, but not excessive. I brought my Loop earplugs with me, but I did not have to use them. Had I been seated near a speaker, I am not sure I would have enjoyed it as much. Restrooms were clean, although I was not a big fan of the red lights in them. The facility was clean too, overall. Thanks to the several bars available (with super friendly bartenders), you never have to wait in line for a drink. However, a double Crown+Coke was almost $40, which is beyond outrageous and that is why I am giving this place four stars instead of five.

We came here for the Dream Theater's 40th anniversary tour concert. The venue is a smaller venue, so has a quaint personal feeling to it. I deducted one star because there was a lack of ushers which allowed people to come up to the front where we were sitting, and it blocked our view. I feel that since we paid over $220 for the tickets to have this front row view the people that were seated in the back or on the second level should not have been allowed to come down and stand in the aisles and in front of others that were seated. The acoustics are awesome. The drinks were cold and bar service was fast to get your drinks. Uber was easy to get to return to the hotel. Yes, I recommend this place for concerts.

My new favourite venue , and I have been to many. The staff is outstanding. Parking not outrageous 20$(no cash apple/google pay). The venue itself clean not a bad view in the place. Multiple bars. Staff is friendly helpful. Well organized. The sound system I was a distance from stage and could feel bass crisp high note nothing muffled great sound full range. The service fees for tickets low. In middle of this heat dome cooled to upper 60's A great experience can recommend without reservations .

Lack of clarity. For months you might see a ticket verification that says something like GA200 Seat 115 and 116. It's a standing section you can see on the seating map, but we figure maybe they are putting in folder chairs? Not until we got there did we find out that it is SRO and to upgrade you can pay another $80 a ticket and sit at a little table along the edge of the balcony (if you get there early enough). The balcony seats were probably nice but I'm not sure why the venue puts them on high stools and table when there is an SRO area above and behind them (see pic). Also, ticketmaster is very scammy. Back when this concert was announced (Nathaniel Rateliff and the Nightsweats), my wife insisted I get pre-order tickets before it sells out (as the ticketmaster ad proclaimed). I paid north of $250 for two tickets and could see on various apps (including TM) the day before that the price for our ticket was $33/ea before fees. All the concerts are different I think (chairs/no-chairs). Good luck.

I sat on the nosebleed section and it was a terrible experience. Some dude took my seat and I had to sit elsewhere since he was a big dude and I didn't want problems. The seats smelled like urine and it was so uncomfortable during the concert. The food was ok and very expensive. Lastly, the sound quality was terrible. It was by far the most expensive and worst concert experience of my life.

713 music hall is a favorite of mine. Love the lay out and amenities. Easy access and parking is usually ok.

Well about a month ago I was a good runner at 713 Music Hall in the kitchen. Things were ok until the head security yelled at me for eating chips inside which I was unaware of. The chef in the kitchen said that we can eat snacks which the crew told me that it was okay. The head security talked to me with disrespect and it had me questioning about going back to work for Instawork within the company. I never got an apology from the heads security and it has me wondering if he has done this to other people within the company.

Checked out 713 for the first time; a friend had tickets to a concert that he couldn't make so I went instead to check it out. Parking is paid in their lot and the adjacent lot for Post also isn't free anymore. Not sure about the street parking situation on non office hours currently but that might be the only option without a fee. The interior is pretty spacious and they seem to have plenty of staff there. Tons of bars and drink service everywhere which I did not go to. The venue is extremely loud and not sure sound quality is the best so wear your earbuds. Tickets for this venue are also very expensive compared to other concert halls in Houston (WOMH, HOB, etc).

713 Music Hall is a great find in downtown Houston! I was traveling for business and since the Astros were not in town, I was looking for something fun to do. I found Blues Traveler and Big Head Todd and the Monsters playing at 713 Music Hall. It's the old main post office now converted to a food hall and concert venue. It's a pretty cool laid back concert hall. Main floor and balcony seating, plus lots of standing room. Sound was good! Can't wait to check it out again soon.

My husband and I have come here a couple times for rock concerts. The space is very big, which I love. There are multiple bars in the different areas and the bathroom is kept clean (rare for concerts!). The times we've gone, the general area has been all open instead of seating and there were only drinks, I don't remember seeing any food. Would love to go back here for another concert. The sound was incredible. We went the same night the astros won the World Series, so it was quite a spectacle.

Loved this venue. They did a great job with the dark, moody theme throughout, and I don't think there's a bad seat in the place since it's a good size. It wasn't too cold, and all the employees were friendly and seemed happy to be there. The line to get in wrapped around the building, and looked long, but it only took about 15 minutes from the very back. Don't recommend paying extra ($30/ person) to skip the line, totally unnecessary imo. We walked from our hotel, but glad we didn't drive since the parking lot and traffic were crazy when leaving. You could probably park a few blocks away in a different parking garage or lot and get out faster (for less $). They had food, but didn't try it. The beverages were tasty though!

I love this venue. It is pretty spacious and chilly inside which is perfect. The drinks are great and the bartenders are really nice. The employees are very helpful and friendly especially Hal's and amanda!!

We saw Daniel Caesar here and the venue was really nice but be careful when you're buying your tickets because you either might be super far from the stage or standing behind a pole. The good thing is that when you're there you can upgrade your tickets. Although, I had to pay an extra $200 it was kind of worth it for the experience. My wife and I got a nice candle lit (fake candle obviously) table right by the stage. If you are on the floor I would tell you to get there at least 2 hours before so you won't be staring at someone's back the whole time. Parking was very easy too. We did not eat here but the drinks were pretty good and you get to keep the cups!

Great venue! We had a Diamond Table for Laufey, and it was well worth the hefty price tag. Our table was on an elevated platform right next to the stage, so we had a perfect, unobstructed view with cocktails and snacks. Before the show, we had drinks in the Kashmere Club, which was very cool. Private restrooms, an artsy, clubby space, and a projector screen so you could see what's happening on the stage. Service from every staff member at the venue was friendly and welcoming. We had dinner in Post Market before the show, which was fantastic,, and we paid for reserved VIP parking, which was very convenient pre-show. Post show, it took way too long to exit the lot, which was the only negative of the night. They need to put a traffic light there.

713 Music Hall is one of Houston's newest concert venues and it's one of the best. Located adjacent to POST Houston, I've checked out 713 for two concerts. My complaints are minimal. One is that they have complimentary parking for 90 minutes. After that, it's a paid lot. And even the street parking close to the venue charges until midnight. Despite the parking situation, it's a beautiful venue. Sleek with a great stage presence. I've sat both in general admission and on the third level. They also have several bars and a coat rack. If you're trying to grab dinner before the concert, you have a bunch of great options right next door at POST. A great venue and a nice addition to the concert venue landscape.

I have been looking forward to seeing a show at 713 MH and I finally had the chance to last week. I saw New Order and it was a great show. The sound quality was very good and I was able to get a good view on the side of the floor on the stairs near the bar. This venue reminds me of Bayou Music Center with an extra balcony. The set up in terms of the floor and balconies share some similarities though I don't think there's a restroom in the main floor area like there is at Bayou. The 2nd and 3rd floors have a GA standing section as well as tables. Parking: I parked in the Lyric Market garage down the street. It was about a 5 minute walk. They do have parking on site, however it was reserved for "Premier Parking." The price of parking probably varies depending on the day and event, but they were charging $12. Entry: The line to get in was organized and efficient. The line was incredibly long, but it moved quickly. The bag policy was 12 x 6 x 12. Not sure if it varies by show, but check the site before you go. Lobby: They had the merch table set up as well as a table to do upgrades. I imagine it would be things like upgrading seats, access to the Kashmere club, etc. I noticed that they had a coat check which is really unusual to find in the South. I don't think I've ever seen a concert venue with a coat check unless it's a theater. Not sure if they use it to check large purses, but it was interesting to see. Bar: Drinks are stupid expensive because it's a Live Nation venue. The bartender gave a generous pour though so I didn't feel too miserable about spending $20 on a double Tito's and Tonic. A few suggestions: Please add lights to the stairs in the main floor area or add some sort of neon paint so people can see where they are walking. I saw two different people completely eat it with full drink in hand because they didn't realize they had to go down two steps (it probably didn't help that the stairs were super crowded with people standing on them). The Staff needs better training or maybe better communication on the floor. It was confusing trying to get stamped to enter the floor. My friends left to use the restroom and were told contradicting info on which entry/exit they could use to get back on the floor. Overall, I like this venue and am looking forward to coming back this summer for another show.

So, the tickets are already more expensive than House of Blues and other similar venues. BUT ALSO . . . You fill in all of your personal information -- including all of your credit card information -- and then, right before you hit 'Confirm', they convey that there will be additional fees which amount to more than $50.00, additional, per ticket. Shady. . . . Heads-up on the hussle.

Everything was great, BUT they are a "strawless venue" which is fine but would be good information to know before hand. I'm a frequent straw user and will bring my own next time I come here. Bartenders were so nice, sound was great, bathrooms were clean, overall great venue. I will be going again (-:

bought front-row reserve table tickets and parking to faye webster on 11/29/24. seat/event tickets arrived soon. parking tickets though said they would be sent on 2/21. then this morning - livenation/713 music hall said parking pass would be sent by 5PM. 5PM comes and goes and there isn't parking, or any notice. multiple calls to livenation customer service, staffed with some of the nicest people, offered a refund or credit, no parking. this, for tickets purchased 4 months ago. with $22 parking and $15 fees. 713 music hall shares as much if not more blame than livenation for selling something that it never had any intention of fulfilling 713 music hall chose higher fees and ticket commissions from livenation, rather than provide an ethical service to fans. and this - like the taylor swift tickets insanity - is why livenation needs to be broken up.

Pretty impressed for the size it is. Went to see the Kim Petras concert, and while it wasn't a full house it was reasonably staffed and the bars were easy to access for quick drinks so we didn't miss the show. After the show started, we noticed there were a few tables open so inquired on upgrading seats so we could have a server and they were quick to accommodate and get us moved to our balcony seats with wonderful views. I would definitely come see another show here in the future!

A cool place and you can see the stage fairly well as long as you make it toward the first half of the floor. We walked up to the far right and were only 10 feet from the stage, even though we arrived a few minutes before showtime. Audio was good. Drinks were pricey but good service.

First time here for 'Bring Me The Horizon'. First impression, getting inside a venue shouldn't be damn complicated. Walked in through the door and the merch was immediately to you right in the lobby, there was a long line snaking around but moved quickly. There's also a couple of tables toward the center of the lobby: one is for upgrades and another one was for $20 tickets special. From the lobby, you go through some doors to get to the music hall. Inside the music hall, they have another merch booth albeit smaller with less choices. The line was obviously shorter as well. I had GA tickets so I tried to go to the GA area where the entry points were manned. The dude asked us if we had been stamped so we were like "what stamp?" because nobody had said anything about this up to this point. He pointed to back wall where the was a lady in a green shirt and told us, 'get your stamp from that lady in the green shirt' so we went up to her to ask stamped. She looked at us and pointed back toward the GA entry point and said, "you need to get your stamp from the woman in green". I think the irony was lost on her that she was a woman in green as well. Long story short, we found the woman in green in between the entry point and the back wall and got our stamp. Friend bought a drink. Can't remember what he ordered but bartender asked if he wanted a single or a double. He opted for a single and that drink cost him around $17 before tip. So yeah, pretty pricey. After being in the GA area for a bit and realizing that we'd be there for at least 4 hours, we started talking about getting an upgrade so we could sit down and still enjoy the show. Different options for upgrades: second and third story which is priced per person with the possibility of sharing a table with strangers (up to 4 person per table so we could have shared our table with two other people) or we could get the premium diamond stage side table for one flat price (forgot to ask how many people can be included for this). We opted for the diamond upgrade and before the show started, we thought 'wow, what a great view'. After the show started, however, we started regretting our decision. We weren't informed about the supposedly included lounge and private bar. When I asked the person manning the premium area, he didn't know anything about what's included in our upgrade. Our amazing view of the stage? Blocked by attendees sitting on the fence right in front of us. The person who was supposed to keep people out of the premium area didn't say or do anything to them. Even as attendees were climbing up the fence into the premium area and watching from the premium area, he didn't say anything about that either. So note to self: don't pay the premium pricing, just sit on the fence right in front of the premium area blocking those who do pay, or just climb into the premium area and save some money because the attendant won't kick you out anyway. After the show? Out of the music venues I've been in Houston (Smart Financial, Bayou Music Center, Toyota Center), this was probably the most difficult time I had to exit. Would I go back? Unfortunately I would have to if the bands I want to see choose this 713 Music Hall to perform.

Great location in the shadow of downtown Houston with an amazing rooftop green space.

This place was awesome when it first opened up but it's since gone downhill a bit. -I've paid for meet and greet tickets only for them to clump people in groups of 10 with strangers to have their pictures taken with artists and make everyone sit around for 90 minutes doing nothing until the show started while never getting to actually meet the artists with the group you're with, let alone 1 on 1. -They price their tickets higher than venues almost anywhere else in the country and if you want an actual good seat, they force you to buy packs of 4 tickets(@ $250 each minimum) which encourages scalping and doesn't allow real fans to see the artists they love if they're by themselves or with one other person. I would definitely consider spending $200-250 for a great seat to see a good band but I'm not spending $1000 before fees and trying to resale the other three for them. I'll go see them in a different city. -The higher priced seats in front are little foldable chairs, linked together rather tight, practically shoulder to shoulder although you'll likely be standing most of the show anyways. It's the same up top with but classic stadium seating that's actually more comfortable to sit unless you go with a group & rent a table on the sides. -I never tried their food but have seen people spit out their food after taking a bite and leave it on the ground. They don't allow re entry so be sure to eat before going inside. The food court next door is kind of hit or miss but is a good option for convenience. -okay sound system & acoustics -there are a few parking garages to choose from nearby which helps with traffic after the show.

It was a beautiful place and we had so much fun. Going to see Cavetown and Mother Mother.

Recently attended Young the Giant's American Bollywood your here on 7/27, and had an absolutely amazing experience. It's hard to have a bad time when you're seeing your favorite band, but a good venue can absolutely elevate the experience. 713 Music Hall is absolutely one of THE nicest venues I've had the chance of attending- if you ever see an artist you're interested in perform here snag those tickets right away. Despite the Texas heat and # of people in attendance, the venue was cool. They really keep the air conditioning rolling which is so important for it being the middle of summer. The staff were all kind, and helpful with directions and questions. Bar staff were attentive too. I'll absolutely be keeping an eye out for future shows coming here!

Came here with my kiddo for a concert and was underwhelmed with the cleanliness, structure, and timeliness of 713. All around the grounds were piles and piles of trash. The trash bins they did have available were overflowing with trash. I saw maybe two workers on site during this busy event and they were barely beginning to pick up the trash. The inside area on the third floor was extremely hit or miss when it came to seeing today's performer. Since it was so crowded, you couldn't pick a decent standing area to see the performance. The only one we did find was one with a beam/pole in the middle of the viewing area; this was quite frustrating as we paid almost $800 for this spot and we still were left without decent viewing. To make matters worse, the venue was supposed to have its doors open at 6pm and the concert begin at 7:30pm. We didn't get in until 8pm and the concert began at 8:30pm.

Amazing music venue. Great sound. Great bar and friendly service. No food. At least none that I saw. Solid bathrooms

Came here for the kevin gates concert about an hour before the show started. Parking to the right for 20$, quick and painless. "Security" was abit weird, going thru two metal detectors then a wand without much instruction. Other than that, we got in right before the crowd did. There's a bar at pretty much every wall downstairs,on every level, even a cute little concession stand and merch. Getting to our seats was a breeze as the staff was very polite and knowledgeable. The bathrooms were VERY spacious and clean, I was even highly pleased. The seating is a little tight and i'm pretty small, but a very nice experience especially with it being my first time here.

First timer at this venue to see Zedd. Arrived around 10:30 pm and the line was wrapped around to the other side of POST. I appreciate the workers who were in overdrive trying to get us in, but it was clearly not organized for this volume of people. Either they oversold or they were inadequately prepared for this crowd. I was in the general admission standing area on the ground floor. Area was packed like sardines, which was to be expected. Music was booming and my group had a great time. Exiting was slowed by an incredibly odd setup with a large area in the lobby by the exit being blocked off by those extendable fabric gates, causing a proportion of people being stuck behind those gates as they try to exit. As far as I could tell, the gates were for the merch table although I could not tell if there was anyone shopping there. Regardless, there must be a better area to set up, such as outside. Additionally, there were groups of people standing around the exit lobby and immediately outside of the exit doors blocking the flow of people. Workers with mega phones said nothing to these people. Thankfully, no incidents occurred as far as I know, but with all of the concern about crowd dangers, this exit strategy needs to be re-thought.

Always enjoy this venue. Decided to upgrade to a table in the upper levels, since my friend was pregnant. The view was only good for the one person sitting in the front of the table on each side. So, not worth the $60 for the second person. Additionally, the food was mediocre. I will say the whoopie pie was very good. But the rest (hot cauliflower & brisket sliders) were underwhelming for the cost. Staff was very kind/courteous, the server we had was named Faith and she was nice, but fairly new and didn't know the menu well, gave us incorrect information about what was available and quantities on what we ended up deciding on (said there were 3 sliders, instead we received 2). Once received, we didn't feel much remorse or get an apology or offer to remedy it, which seemed odd. Lastly (which is pretty out of their control) they ran out of Dr.Pepper after we got our first ones, which is unfortunate, given this was a concert on a Friday night & not that late into the evening. Also would recommend them offering coffee. I really enjoy this location and the parking was easy (went with regular, not preferred). Left a little before the last song ended, which made getting out easier. Only downside was the traffic getting to the venue, but that's Houston for you.

First off, I am disabled and use a walker. I went to the BABYMETAL concert on June 13, 2025. I had to go down a very long line with my walker and, at one point, had to ascend a staircase with my walker. As I neared the entrance, finally, a staff worker gave me front of the line privileges (gee, that would have been helpful at the staircase). Then, I reach the front door. Now, I'm struggling with the app to pull up my ticket. I did two run throughs at home to make it easier to navigate the process, but as it turns out, at the venue, with everyone using the internet in their phone, my phone ran a lot slower. After ten minutes, I asked a girl at the door to navigate the app for me and she did. I bought a soft drink and ended up paying 8.66 for the drink. Wow!! I can buy an entire six pack of bottled soft drinks at HEB for that price, but I needed rehydration after the long trudge to the facility. I had bought a wheelchair seat in section 201 and with the help of staff found my way to the section. About 3/4 of the way through the first act, a staff member told me I was in the wrong place and she moved me to section 301 (aka, the nosebleed section). After the concert ended I investigated and found that I was moved because a person with an extra large wheelchair needed my space as well as theirs. 99.9% of the attendees were great people (I think one drunk girl that tried getting very friendly with me was looking for a pay date). A guy sitting next to me, completely unsolicited, bought ear plugs for me (bless him!!).

We came here for a sold-out Incubus show on a Friday night. Doors were at 7, show was supposed to start at 9pm. I was fortunate enough to get one of the last parking spots at the venue ($20, cashless payments only) when I arrived around 7:40pm, so I would probably try to arrive a bit earlier next time to ensure parking. We decided to grab a bite to eat at POST first and then go in to the show around 8:45, thinking there wouldn't be much of a line. Seems like us and everyone else had the same idea - the general admission line was HUGE. Wrapped around the courtyard area, down to the POST entrance, back to the street, to the parking entrance. Took about 30min to get through the line, security/bag check, and get our tickets scanned. To our surprise, Incubus started basically on time at 9:15, so we were still in line trying to get into the ground GA area when they were part way through their second song. Once inside, getting into the GA area was a cluster - no line, just a giant crowd pushing to try and get to the show area. Given how late we timed our entry, we were well towards the back (which we wanted anyways), but the stage was basically impossible to see for anyone under 5'8". All in all, the venue is surprisingly large, but seems like they have some kinks to work out in terms of efficiency and running shows.

I had an amazing time at this venture. Security was amazing. The customer service was outstanding good parking.

Went to a Ken Carson concert and although Ken had an amazing performance and brought great energy, the environment and crowd control of the venue is not under control, the audio mix is unbearable in person but sounds amazing on the phone, overall depending on the artist, you might have a terrible time being squished with a bunch of sweaty weirdos that have no regards for what the person next to them is doing, or you can enjoy it but it all depends on the energy of the artist and how the venue wants to control the crowd and ambiance of the show. 6/10 would definitely go back for a different artist that has more sense of how to control a crowd, venue as well.

This place is BEAUTIFUL! Wow! It was spacious and crisp and clean. I cannot wait to come back and see a band here! Staff is super sweet and helpful too. Cute. Also the seats on the balcony go by twos so.. don't freak out if you and your friend have 11 and 13.

Doesn't seem like there are many parking options around the venue. Our friend luckily offered to drop us off and pick us up for the night to avoid paying for parking. There were no drinking fountains inside the venue.

VERY poor parking experience. The parking attendants for the show were not paying attention to the space left in the lots and were admitting people and charging $20 for parking that DID NOT EXIST and they were not offering refunds. When we got out the other side of the lot, realizing that there was no parking, the attendant told us to park next door - ANOTHER $15 on top. Be careful if you go to a show here because they will steal your money :)

Just getting in here is a mess no traffic control they have a stupid entry system, restrooms were a mess. Drinks are a bit pricey compared to the hob. No food just sorry "snacks" sound system sounded distorted and only thing I found ok was the cold ass ac blowing hard. The venue is bigger Than it looks from the outside. General admission floor is huge with multi level vip seating

This is probably the best venue in Houston since it is wide and open inside. The bars are not near the stage and it's easy to move around. Unlike other venues where they put the bars next to the front door, there is plenty of space here. Looked like there were 3 floors of VIP tables but it's more fun in the crowd IMO. I didn't cry about standing in line too long or having to stand. Didn't cry about the staff either because there were zero problems. For parking, you can try the venue, a garage using an app like spot hero, or if it's night and weekends you can park somewhere in the street. I found picking a garage and walking to be a good option. The venue was charging $20 but I'm sure it varies. You can find a garage for $10. Or you can risk coming back to your car with a smashed window parking on the street for free. FYI booking through an app can be 1/2 off the price compared to buying at the gate.

Ticket showed start time at 8pm, showed up at 7:30pm to check out the place and see where everything was since it was our first time there. The comedy show did not start until 8:40pm. The seats were all on the ground floor and they were black foldable chairs-extremely uncomfortable. The chairs were in rows one next to the other and you're shoulder to shoulder with everyone. That's not even the worst part! My husband's seat was right in front of a support beam. The pictures attached are from my point of view, my husband literally stared at that beam the whole time other than when the comedian would walk to the sides. Very disappointed in the unpunctuality and set up of the place. Section was 104 and row was VV seats were 7 and 8.