Purgatory At The Masquerade

Nice small venue. All the staff were friendly and it sounded great. Shout out to the We Lost The Sea lighting guy, phenomenal job.

The sound was so bad. Went to a metal show here last week and the sound was so muddy that I could not make out a single word from songs I knew. The terrible sound definitely ruined a show I drove 4 hours for and I’m sure was disappointing for the bands too (most of which were touring for the first time). The venue is small which was great. It has potential but until they fix the sound I won’t be back

Went for a Beyonce themed night and my goodness. What a great time! Funny, helpful security, good energetic vibes, amazing fun, dj, and crowd! The bartender was super blah, like didn't fit the crowd whatsoever and seemed unhappy or annoyed, but she moved quickly, and the prices were very fair. We had an amazing time, though, and danced and sang all night!

Staff is great, lights were amazing, sound was perfect throughout the venue. Drinks aren't super price hiked like some other venues. For someone who has to drive 4+ hours to get here, it is always worth it.

I caught the FEAR & ANTiSEEN Show. Fantastic sound & Lighting, a great spot for shows Albeit a bit different than the old Masquerade, it is in a generic spot in the underground. It does have AC and you don't feel like the floor is going to collapse at any time, like back in the day. Great Show!

It was a nice small space! It has a direct entrance from the parking deck but the main entrance is I'm between of underground market and parking deck A. Parking deck is a lil expensive (to me) but it's a fast and easy way to park

Great venue! Sound quality and balance were good for all performers. Vining crowd. Lack of signage, alleyway lights, etc. made it unnecessarily hard to find the entrance.

The most intimate stage of the best venue to see indie, underground and up-and-coming artists. Fairly flat space so come in early to get a good spot. There's a few seats behind the bar if you want to sit.