Cain's Ballroom

Lovely venue to experience many types of shows. I went to see Joe Pera, and even with a packed house, the sound was top notch. It was really cool inside with the classic look of the building preserved. Such an iconic place. If your cold natured bring a light jacket it was cold with all the air conditioners. Check out there website for upcoming events. It was an amazing event and I will definitely be back.

Over the years, Cain's has become my favorite live music venue. There have been some incredibly memorable shows I have seen here. There is not a bad place in the house. Even at the back of the venue, sound and line of sight is great. Restrooms are spacious and clean. The bar is quick and comparably priced for any other venue of this kind. I'm not a giant fan of the balcony sight line. If you are looking to listen to a show; but not necessarily watch it, it would be great.

I recently attended a concert at Cain’s Ballroom, and it was an unforgettable experience. The venue’s rich history and vibrant atmosphere created the perfect setting for live music. Parking was conveniently located nearby, making arrival and departure hassle-free. Inside, the acoustics were excellent, and the staff ensured a smooth and enjoyable evening. If you’re in Tulsa and have the chance, don’t miss an event at this iconic venue!

I was here for the storytelling Grand Slam in April of 2025. Love the historic feel and the nostalgic setting. The big portraits of yesteryear's country stars added a really nice aspect. Very limited engagement with staff but what I did have was pleasant and positive. Facilities were clean and adequate. Really positive vibe that night!

A historical happening concert venue for all genres of music. Reasonably priced drinks and tasty barbecue. There is limited seating, so usually standing room only. Interesting history: The venue played a prominent role in the development of western swing in the 1930s and 1940s, when Bob Wills and the Texas Playboys broadcast a near-daily show and performed live weekly. Leon Russell and his band (along with JJ Cale, Elvin Bishop, and other musicians became known for the Tulsa sound) were regularly booked at Cain's when it was owned by Larry Shaeffer.

Cain's Ballroom, what can you say? History seeps from the pores of the wall in this place. Found in the Tulsa Arts District, a dance hall since 1930 located in what was originally a 1924 automobile garage. Each time I go I imagine how many stars have played this venue and wonder how many couples have passed through. In my opinion it is one of the finest venues available for live music.

It was easy to get to, parking in grassy lot and then a short walk to venue. Drink prices were reasonable. Show was good and sound was loud! Restrooms were clean. Getting out was easy and quick to get back onto highway and home!

Cains Music venue is a Tulsa Oklahoma must see it's historical the sound and vibe at the Cains is great they also have great bartenders and security bathrooms are clean also most of the time they have barbecue it's great Mac and cheese with barbecue tacos sandwiches ect I've been to many concerts here never felt unsafe most of the time it's 21 and up but they do have some all ages concerts the history of Cains is really cool come early and enjoy looking at the stars out front and all the posters in the windows buy a t-shirt in the box office videos are Kaleo