Longhorn Ballroom

I loved the The Longhorn Ballroom. Celebrated their 75th anniversary April 19 2025 at the Jubilee. I liked the museum. The amazing history behind this venue. Every Texan should come to visit and be proud of what it stands for. I am an avid concert goer, and this was my first visit. Very good atmosphere and plenty of room to move around. The outside area is large and good for intermission. Felt like I was in a fort outside, the complex surrounds you. I got a selfie with my new favorite soul singer Abraham Alexander from Fort Worth. Can't wait to go back.

The Longhorn is a unique, historical Texas gem. It’s loaded with an amazing collection of memorabilia from legendary artists who have performed there over the decades. The sound is amazing. They have an eclectic list of acts that perform and the staff is very friendly and accommodating.

This is a great venue. It was closed down, but remodeled and re opened. The interior is very classically modern and cozy. You outside is very organized and much security. There is a lot of memorabilia all throughout the venue. I would definitely recommend catching a show there.

We bought the advance purchase of seats. This only guarantees you a seat, not a specific seat and I would not recommend these seats at all. They are in the back of the venue and you do not have a good view plus everyone is talking back there. So you kind of get penalized for being proactive and spending more money. Additionally the seats are WAY WAY WAY too close together. It is impossible to get out of any row (4 rows is where the fire code has to be at risk), you are crammed in there with no service either. The venue wasn't really designed for music as the roof line is very low so the sound is not great, coupled with the extremely poor seating arrangement, I would have a hard time recommending this place. It's also way out by itself with nothing around it.

Big improvement!!! It looks so good! I went to go see a tribute band and looking forward to many more shows this year.

Great medium-sized venue for concerts, was the first time we’d been there and it was a really cool place to see Mike Doughty perform again with Soul Coughing!

Historic music venue with museum pieces on display from past acts like Loretta Lynn and Willie Nelson. The grounds offered pop-up shopping and food trucks. The only negative was the sub-par acoustics/sound from the bands we came to see. Otherwise, it's a pretty cool place!

Very cool and historic. What an incredible venue for music. Intimate with superb sound system. Walk around and take in the history.