Showbox SoDo

Amazing staff working. The door staff helped explain the what's and coat staff was on point. Great time and greatest show ever--Conner Price. Out of this world's sound system setup for our concert but that place is built with its natural acoustics it seems. Can't wait to check out other venues to come. Truly excited! It was one of my favorite musicians for my first time there.

Underworld was the band I saw there. Had a great time. Wish the speaker system was a bit beefier. But still everything sounded really good. The space was really comfortable and the staff were really nice.

One of the coolest experiences we’ve ever had! Love ARIZONA and we’re so glad to get to see them here. There’s no assigned seating or area, so I recommend arriving early; the earlier you get there the closer to the stage you get. There’s a bar area for purchasing drinks, and there is seating there if people need it. It’s a separate area though, so kids are ok to come right up to the stage area. Depending on if you want merch or not, I’d also arrive early to make sure you get the size you want. The parking is in a lot behind the venue, and cost about $20 for the evening. Parking attendants made it super easy to pay, and at the end of the night there isn’t any checkout process, you can just leave the lot. It’s a cool space, the light show was amazing, so whoever was in charge of that, kudos! If I could stress anything, wear shoes that are comfortable for standing and don’t wear a jacket, it gets HOT!

Great lighting! The audio here is pretty good as well. You get medium sized bands that come and play here of all genres. Staff is always friendly.

Great venue. Lots of open standing space for a large crowd. Good floor plan for movement between areas. There's a small section of table top bar seating for those over 21. Large standing section in the bar with great view of the stage. Bathrooms are spacious, well lit and very clean. ADA seating for disabled patrons is really good. Just chairs, but right on the elevated bar rail facing the stage for a perfect view of the stage; not shuffled off to the back or side like many places. Acoustics are pretty solid too. Overall one of the better places in Seattle to catch a concert. Will gladly visit again.

Friendly and helpful staff. That is uncommon for a venue this size. The fast access gets you under a roof faster, but access to the stage is about at the same time, so perhaps not worth the extra coin unless it's raining. Great venue, I'll be back.

We visited for a concert March 2025. The venue got very hot with little ventilation. At one point a person fainted and they stopped the show calling for security. They had to call several times at it didn't seem the venue knew what to do - took minutes to get up there. We experienced someone next to us light up a cigarette (pre-show) and security didn't seem to notice or care. When we returned to our car the window was smashed. Not a safe area. We wanted to ride light rail but walking nearly a mile to the stadium stations at night was concerning. I'd really prefer other venues for future shows and would only return in rare exceptions.

Great venue for music. We walked from the ferry terminal easily. Gender neutral restrooms.

I've very much enjoyed a variety of shows here :) The sound is great, the venue is large enough but not too large to not feel intimate, and didn't ever feel over-sold when I was there. If you stick to the walls you can have space to dance, if you're on the floor in the pit you're obviously shoulder to shoulder. Has a grungy vibe. It's surrounded by tables and a few bars. I've actually never bought drinks here so I can't speak for the prices. I suppose the only downside is I've witnessed a few fights break out, but the venue has security which is nice.

We paid for a meet-n-greet tonight for Johnnyswim and their staff BLOCKED US from it after multiple pleads by us and showing of our tickets. We finally got a manager of sorts and she apologized profusely, tried to just give us candy and drinks, but thats not what I want or what I paid for, all I asked for was to meet the band for just a minute. Even after we paid for so much more, that's still all I asked for! In the end, THEY DID NOTHING! I've been seeing this band for 11 years and this was my one chance to meet them and the Showbox blocked me! I am so hurt.

Let's start with the important part: Harry Mack was absolutely mind-blowing. The man freestyles like his brain runs on WiFi straight from the Matrix. Pure talent. No complaints there. The venue, on the other hand? Well... it's a vibe, and that vibe is "sweaty sardine can." It's standing-room only, which means unless you're 6'5" or have mastered the art of levitation, good luck seeing the stage. I caught occasional glimpses of Harry between bobbing heads and a guy in front of me who apparently thought he was at the gym doing shoulder shrugs all night. We did get lucky halfway through and nabbed a table on the side. Bigger bar and not as packed. The humidity? Somewhere between "Seattle drizzle" and "a packed sauna with no exit." And let's just say that when you mix that with hundreds of hyped-up fans, it's not exactly a fragrance you'd bottle and sell. Positives? The sound is solid, and while drinks are crazy expensive, at least you don't have to wait in a long line to spend your life savings on a beer. Would I go back? For Harry Mack? Absolutely. For the Showbox SODO experience itself? Only if I bring stilts, a gas mask, and a hazmat suit for the bathroom.

Showbox SoDo gets some great concerts, but the set up and sound system are not great. The ticket line moves at glacial pace, and thankfully it was not raining when I was here recently to see Underworld. Inside, the restrooms are way up front by the stage, so it can be a fight to get to. The ceiling seems low too, and at a recent show, the fog machine seemed to be a bit overpowering and I could not see the artists. The stage also seems low, so for shorter folks like myself, it's really hard to see (for some reason, I recall that WAMU theater had a higher stage). The view is better from the bar but the sound quality is even worse. I'll still see shows here, but it's not one of the better concert experiences.

My girlfriend and I went to see Franz Ferdinand last night, but I've been too Showbox SODO a couple of other times in the past. It's one of my least favorite venues in the Seattle area. It's pretty much standing room only throughout the venue, unless you're lucky enough to get a spot near an overhang or barrier (or paid for a reserved table). It can get really crowded, and there'll be lots of jostling. It's unavoidable. Sightlines are also terrible, since everyone's at the same level, and you can't control if you get 8 ft. giants in front of you. It gets really old standing for a couple of hours. They've also carved up the space weirdly with random barriers delineating drinking vs. non-drinking, and the soundbooth is in the middle of everything. We bought a couple of beers, which were $13 each. Not all that unreasonable for a concert venue, especially for tall cans (I've certainly paid a lot more at other venues). When the place empties out it can be really crowded near the entrance. If you need to catch an Uber (mass transit is virtually non-existent, outside of the sporadic 21 bus to downtown), go a block or two north and grab your ride there. Oh, one other thing: we paid for jump the line privileges, but we ended up waiting in two lines anyway. Lot of good that did us.

This venue was terrible. After they pack you in like sardines, they don't have any airflow or cool air. We had someone pass out during the show and someone else vomiting and there wasn't a staff person in sight to help.

I saw Novo Amor last night at Showbox SoDo, and it reminded me I haven't written a review for it yet. I've been here a few times and each time has been just meh. It's basically a huge warehouse with mostly standing room only for shows. They have maybe 10 tables on a raised platform in the bar area but it fills up really quickly. They have a HUGE space for ADA seating with TONSSS of tables and they always have security guarding it. In my few times here, I have literally seen maybe one group sitting in the ADA seating. I definitely think they should assess the size of it or consider opening it part way through the show after they've determined how much is needed for ADA guests who actually need it. Just a thought! My other gripe is the bar prices. I understand it's Seattle and it's a show so it's to be expected, but for two shots and two beers we paid $75 which is CRIMINALLL. Absolutely wild. Bathrooms are always clean and there's usually never a line which is a bonus. Overall, not my favorite venue we've visited but I guess it's not the worst.

The management is getting better. I believe they are working in the customer experience. I go for the music but some venues can make the experience poor. Happy with the staff and operations last night.

Awful venue. Ticket window rarely open. Closed during scheduled open times. Employees are misinformed and rude.

Went to see Tori Kelly on a Saturday night and she was amazing! Sounds and lights were great according to her set. They cooled the place since it gets super hot with so many people crowded around each other. My only problem is how disorganized it is. There were two lines. Understandably the ones on the left side of the building are for VIP as it was a smaller line and was up front. Hence, right should be for general admission. However, when there, there was 2 separate lines. We asked people, they said they dont even know, so others around us asked security. They were ignored until about 15 minutes later, another security guard came out and started stating what line should be what. We were all scrambled. Then about 10 minutes later they asked 21+ to go to the lounge if we chose to. We asked where and just kept saying anyone "anyone 21+ want to go to the lounge?". We said whatever and went with others. We go and enjoy then join the ones up front because we were told to go through. Us and others stood around, thinking we had the front row with VIPs. However, about 30 minutes later, we were told to go back to the lounge so a bunch of us had to go back in line at the lounge. Wasnt too detrimental as we were only a couple rows behind where we orginally were and could see her throughout the show. Overall, they still put on great shows, but they need to organize the lines better and communicate.

Sound and view was good for Sturgill Simpson. Not a fan of a standing only venue but that is more of preference clean inside and ample parking everywhere.

I was invited by a friend to come here for a lovely show by a group named Wild Rivers. A country/folk band. This venue is standing room only unless you pay extra for a VIP chair/table farther from the stage. I didn't eat food here but smelled it. From other reviews I was glad I didn't eat here. It's a concert venue, not a restaurant. The bar was open and of course highly priced drinks. I had a margarita. Keeping the vibes going from an earlier cocktail. It was good. Not great. The lighting here is really pretty. A light glow covered the entire room. And a nice light show during the concert. Employees were polite and friendly. There is a pay parking lot right next door. And street parking. Also, this theater is walking distance to TMobile park and downtown. I always recommend public transportation and a or a Lyft. Why risk your car getting broken into? Clean bathrooms too. I would go here again for a show. But pay for the extra VIP spot to have a guaranteed seat. SYOY.

Visited for the Geekwire Christmas party and this was a great venue. It's a little close to T-Mobile Park and that meant parking was going to be pricey, but what are you gonna do? We found a lot for $20 a short walk away, so can't complain. We checked in and left our jackets with the coat check staff (always remember to bring a few ones for them and the staff) and then checked the different food options. It was a little annoying at first because they barely had any seating or cocktail tables, so we had to eat standing up. Luckily we came early enough so when we needed the restroom, one of the security people pointed us to another party area and this place had it's own bar so we didn't have to stand in line and a few more cocktail tables and a lounge area. Sis and I grabbed a couch and were set for the night. I know that the venue is probably not responsible for how many cocktail tables an event planner puts out, but thank you for that lounge area. It made us feel VIP.

If I could give no stars I would. I use to love this venue. Was told I couldn't wear my punk jacket in when I've worn it there before. I'm not sure if it's cause of the band that was playing but the guy at the front was very rude about it and made a whole scene about it. More than likely not ever going here again.

First time at the Showbox SoDo. Was seeing a line up of 6 pop punk bands. The parking for the event was close by and very straight forward. They had people directing cars to keep it all straight. The line moved fairly quickly. Security was short and to the point. I think a lot of that process is mostly because the concert crowds know what they can and can't bring in. The had a rather large section for the 21+ bar area. As far as we could see the bar did not offer food. There was a concession stand that offered very basic simple snacks (chips, rice crispies, candy) and a decent amount of drink options. They accepted cash and card. The string lights are adorable. The air conditioning ducts did start to drip (just from condensation build up) so if you don't want Water dripping on you don't stand under the ducts. Didnt use restrooms.

This review is for the door staff last weekend at the Clozee show on 12/9. You were super dope. We showed up late and everyone working the door/security had great vibes and good energy. I can only imagine what it was like herding the well enthused patrons earlier. Just wanted to say thank you and that I appreciate you. As far as the venue... Im short so I dont go to that venue unless tagging along. But the market location is my favorite place to see a show... Cause I can actually see it~

went to a bbno$ concert with an old friend a few days ago. keep in mind that this was my first ever concert. during bag checks and metal detector runs, i went through the bag check line with my friend who had my ticket just in case they were going to check them there and the bag check guy gave me a look like i was stupid, despite a group ahead of us being told to do the same thing. i'm a bigger girl so during the metal detector check, my jacket kept touching the one of the detectors since they placed them pretty narrowly even compared to thinner people, and it set the detector off. i only had my phone, a vape pen (that i didn't use inside the venue), my wallet and lip gloss. from there i had three of the security people yelling different directions at me. keep in mind please that i'm autistic, i was super confused and anxious, and couldn't get into the venue fast enough after i went through the metal detectors for a third time and was cleared. somebody stopped me while inside the venue, another patron who agreed that the security who had all been yelling at me were super rude and she hoped i was okay. i was, but after explaining to my friend what happened, she said the metal detectors were narrow too, even for her and she's super petite. it was my first time in the showbox ever but her second time, and her first time being over 21 to get into the 21+ section. most of the tables were taken already except in the emerald club section. we had no clue at the time that that was a reserved section so we sat there and one of the staff pretty much immediately ran up and told us. we would've moved but she was pretty pushy. $30 per seat. we paid for the seats and stayed, though neither of us liked that she'd ran off with my friend's card for upwards of fifteen minutes. the waitress was pretty nice and made sure to check up on us the entire night. my friend and i had two drinks and a plate of fries since they were huge, but you could obviously tell that they were freezer bag fries. $50 for that plus a 20% gratuity, and a tip on top. i was uncomfortable with my card being kept by the waitress/bar staff the entire time we were there but that might be a regular thing and i'm just inexperienced with tabs and such. the concert itself was great. everything was clean, i never saw the bathrooms have lines, my rating is just because of the security staff and the emerald club staff.

Venue itself is great--it's spacious, acoustics are fine, security checkpoints are efficient...but the drinks here are criminally overpriced. Two basic mixed drinks (jagerbomb, titos cran) came out to $40 after tips. Jagerbomb was literally the color of redbull, went back to bartender to make sure it had jagermeister in it and the bartender said they pour light at the showbox and did not offer to remake the drink. We were told that their shot sizes were 1.25 oz which is wild (dont believe we even had a full ounce in ours). I've seen 1.25 at restaurants but even the $1 applebee drinks have more alcohol in them. Showbox has always been a lil expensive but I have never had an issue with weak drinks until recent. So either stick to canned beer, pre-funk or pop on over to the bar across the street for drinks (still expensive there but at least their pour fairly).

Live music is dead. The people here immediately side with mob rule (got pushed into someone and thrown out because he started pointed at me and his 4 friend followed. I'm seriously so confused about what happened. Obviously didn't argue with security as they have a tough job, but they had zero interest in anything but doing what the mob asked for. What a shame, I've been here a few times in the past and used to be a cool place. Our Last Night, please never play here again.

This is a great venue to see a concert. I saw Bebe Rexha in concert. Most of the venue is standing, which makes the atmosphere fun. They serve very good and affordable drinks. The bar staff are extraordinary, they are very friendly and make an excellent drink. I really enjoyed this venue.

One of my least preferred venues. It's convenient, but can feel a bit small, packed, and ventilation simply sucks. Sound quality is alright but nothing amazing. However, it's one of the cheaper options around and there are often some high quality visitors. Usually general line is insanely packed and can take an hour as it's super slow. The 21+ line is so convenient and when exiting, there's a 21+ exit too so I guess there are perks of being old. However, the venue's events are usually open to 16+ or so which means you'll get occasional big ego cool guys. It's not the venue's fault, but the audience that Showbox SoDo pulls isn't the best so that does add (or rather subtract from) the experience. You'll have immature people attempting to shove through unsuccessful and complain aloud as if it's everyone else's fault they showed up late and aren't in the front. Terrible venue for shorter folks who don't want to be in the front, I can empathize with them as the view already isn't that good when you are taller. Flat ground with variable heights mean you take a coin flip wherever you stand. Would be nice to have levels and platforms. Bar area is decent where you can chill and just listen because quite frankly, the views are unimpressive and not worth it.

The Shoebox is a turd. Yes I mean Shoebox... A long rectangle with vaulted ceilings and no floor gradient. This means a few things that will ruin your concert experience: 1. The sound quality is horrible. I can't imagine trying to mix front of house here. The unreasonably tall and angular ceiling creates terrible reverb and echo, muddying everything. 2. You will not be able to see much, especially at a sold out show. The floor is long and flat. The further you get from the stage the more heads stack up in front of you. Not to mention the sound gets worse and worse. Imagine shouting down a hall... This venue needs to be removed and completely rebuilt. I don't even bother coming here anymore no matter who plays.

Your website sucks. I don't understand how any performer would choose you as a venue. The last thing a fan wants to do is find it difficult to buy tickets from people selling them. It's funny that you were the only seller I was having difficulty with. Avoid them until they get their act together. They need to represent the people they sell tickets for better.

I was extremely annoyed when we arrive almost an hour early to support the opening act and waited two hours before being able to get in! i missed half the set and they also had us waiting in the rain! doors open at 8 and the opener was expected to start then as well with zero people inside? extremely disappointing experience, then you have to get into another endless line just to get a 21+ wristband such an annoying experience to pay $130 to support my friend and missed half his performance, they didn't even tell us why they didn't start letting people on time!

Had an amazing time seeing kid Laroi the only downfall is it gets so hot in there! We had about 4 people in the venue pass out, but the staff was on it and passed out water to everyone who needed or wanted water. I had a blast 10/10 recommend but, stay hydrated!!! :)

Cool venue with tables by the bar and a big spacious dance floor! Nothing special but it's fun here! Bartenders are friendly. Drinks were around $25 each but idk if that's just because it was around the holidays...

Colleen was amazing for me, I have a disability and didn't "pre-buy" an ada accommodation. She was more than willing to help me and my party. One of the best customer service experiences I've had in a very long time.

I've been to showbox sodo twice. It's a flat room but enough space between you and the person in front you can still see the stage. I didn't love going here either times I've been. It seems like the configuration of space for the bar area depends on the artist. The first time I went, it felt like it was the entire back half and was an absolute pain to get to especially since the opener had started. It took up significantly less room the second time I went. Also they let people line up however it seems and this includes making it weird and going into the parking lot in a sort of spiral. The real reason I'm making this review is for anyone who needs ADA. I went as part of a group with a person having crutches. We weren't able to get ada tickets but I figured maybe if we went early we could potentially figure something out for my friend. The ADA seating area is in the bar area. They did allow my entire group to sit in this area designated for ada by asking staff. That being said it does mean I question how it would it work if someone is under 21 and needs ada accommodations. So if you absolutely need a seat for those types of reasons, it's possible but you need to ask for it.

I always have a good time here. The acoustics aren't excellent but I don't think they are anywhere near as bad as most of the other negative reviews on here say. The staff is very friendly and helpful - when they can hear you at least - and they are actually amazingly good at understanding your order even when it seems like you can't hear each other. I'd give five stars if the drinks were more reasonably priced. Paying more than what you can buy a six pack for for a single beer is pretty outrageous in my opinion but you know what you're getting into on that front going in I guess. I'll be back but I think I'll be doing most of my beer consumption before going inside :)

Showbox SODO is basically an old warehouse with a stage at one end. the floor is flat and the stage is low. it's a terrible experience if you're anything shorter than 5'6". I'm here trying to see Ministry and all I get are the backs of peoples heads. Seriously, this venue sucks for me.

If i could give this venue 0 stars, i would. First of all i went for the Bossman Dlow concert here, fun startup rappers and music in general. However the security here SUCKS, seemingly no security officers inside the actual venue, a huge fight started in the early times of the concert, no security came to break them up. Which subsequently led to an individual bringing a gun inside the venue so... as you can see the metal detectors did not work successfully. Leading to a shooting inside the venue when i was there 6/5/24. Super scary experience and if security were there and did their job correctly, this would NOT have happened.

Worst. Concert venue. Ever. The stage is so low that you can't see the band. The sound is terrible unless you are right in the middle. It's nice that they have a full bar, but the bar area has no good viewing- there are thick pillars that block most of the stage. It's a cool looking space, but seriously, will never waste money on this place again. Not to mention parking is a pain and expensive- especially if your concert lands on a game night.

We had blast. I don't know what people are basing their reviews on with bad reviews, but I been to most concert venues. There were so many parking in the area! Paid, but many! This is well secured club as they check everyone's bag for weapons etc and plenty of security personnel on staff both by the stage and door. I felt safe there! We did get there on time and had 3-openers an hour each. 8pm to 11pm was opening artists. Headliner started at 11pm and we left about 12:30-45am? All I know is that we stood up for all that time (4-5 hours) we got every from music what can I say! We didn't want to lose the front row center standing only room. There were lots of younger kids just 18 & over that couldn't handle it and they left so We had various people on our right and left. Some tried to claim more Space by putting arms on stage security fence, but I'm not intimidated easily so we stayed the whole time. I loved this crowd as they were all nice, unlike people my age who gets mean and ugly if they don't get their way! I was loving this young group of kids! By the time main artist, Kaivon came downstairs, it was lit! He was so close to us and photos and videos galore for many memories! Lighting and confetties were not as expensive as Vegas night clubs, but more Fun and valuable here as there were full of genuine kids over 18 & I felt the music & artists energy more! Innocent kids with their friends girl friends and boyfriends dressed in colorful fun clothes! ( maybe lol ) and small venue made it an awesome experience. You do have to be able to handle standing up for hours if you want what we experienced. Been everywhere, this was the most epic experience ever. You cannot get this in Vegas or any stadium setting. Small is better! If you are a germiphobe, not for you obviously as you will be brushing to each other and most people have little clothes on. We ended up seeing lots of guys w/o shirts and I ended up wearing just the sports Bra as it got HOT! Layer kids! Say excuse me or sorry if you do push shove or hit someone accidentally. That's how you maintain peace and fun party!

genuinely a bad experience. I had my pens stolen by security, because "they could he used to vandalize" wouldn't give them back after the show either, essentially stealing $60 off me. they made me open an envelope, which contained fan art, because it was "a security risk" as a grown man, that was humiliating. the venue was too hot, and they made you pay for water unless you overheated and threw up. the performance we went to see was good, but that was by no means because of the venue. they're sound system is lack luster, and bass heavy. which makes it hard to hear the vocalist. overall, would not reccomend.

Went to see Bad Omens yesterday. The band (including all openers) were awesome. But whoever was a sound engineer did a very shitty job...totally botched artists' performances....like, person should fired like today....awful, garage work. Feel sorry for all the bands

This place sucks, unless you get here 3 hours early. Make sure you don't buy the good tickets, because they're all the same. There are no speakers on the upper level; so you might as well be at home. I will never come here again.

Cramped venue, rude people, parking is difficult in the area since your options are limited due to towing and the Mariners playing next door.

I've been in this venue a couple of times already and its always been a good experience. Great sound, intimate setting and great line up. I am knocking down a couple of stars because of the bar inside. Drinks are a bit overpriced and the food are mediocre. Dont expect top notch high quality menu. We're talking tater tots, chicken wings fries. Anything fried. The worst part? It took more than an hour and a half for an order of chicken wings ang tater tots!! I can see if it takes 30 mins for something high quality but its fried food!! We ended up gulping it down at the venue itself so we get us a good spot. They have got to get their kitchen staff on track. My friend ended up having to wait for 2 hours because when she went to get her order, someone supposedly picked it up already!! She didnt even get comp'd for it! Will i go back to Showbox? Heck yeah if my fave artist is playing. Will i order food? HELL NO!!

I accidentally bought tickets for Aminé on Saturday night when I really needed them for Friday instead. It was my stepsons birthday gift and he drove 3 hours to see this show. Amy at the box office was so cool and understanding. She quickly exchanged the tickets even though the show was sold out. I'm so happy that she was able to make this accommodation, otherwise I'd have looked a fool!

Worst venue to see a band. Staff is packed with Neanderthals, drinks are expensive, view is pretty much always obstructed and service is sub par.

It's a fun venue for live acts. Good drinks, nachos to soak up fhe alcohol. If you want a table, arrive early. Acoustics is not the best, but the ability to see the performance without a big viewing screen more than makes up for it. Ticket prices are quite reasonable, at least before the online "convenience fees".

This review is based on my first experience here. Overall, staff was wonderful. Did a great job with this venue. It's a small place but intimate. I was able to get a close up picture of my favorite artist Daniel Ceasar. Thanks to the security for allowing me. This place serve finger foods: chicken wings, pizza and tater tots (I think that's what they are called) oh, and drinks as well. Merchs were available as well. I'd come here a lot earlier to get a good seat next time I return. I recommend this venue plus parking is easily accessible. Thumbs up!

Went to see Clozee here for a good friends birthday, while the music was great (their sound system leaves much to be desired for anything electronic, especially bass-ier shows) I have been to SODO more times than I can count, and while it is certainly not my favorite venue, I have NEVER seen it this packed. its like they intentionally sold more tickets than they should. no way they were within fire code at all. I spent more time dealing with people constantly shoving their way through the crowd than enjoying the music, its not like they could help it, it was packed wall to wall. good luck having any room to dance that night. towards the end of clozee's set my group moved toward the front door just to find some "space", and even there it was more of the same. I am telling you, this was a bad experience because of the number of people. venues should always consider the experience that their customers will have when looking at capacity. This was one of the worst I have ever had, incredibly disappointed. Was the final shitty experience here that really makes me question if I will ever be back.

Cool location in outskirts of Seattle, great intimate place to see your band/ show. Good drinks too!

If you are in anyway physically impaired, I do not recommend going here. I am on crutches right now. I still had to wait in line in the smoking section and when you get in you have to go up a flight of about 6 stairs. Then you get crammed in a tiny section of a combo of high barstools and low dining chairs. With a sprained foot, having my foot dangle all night in a high chair wasn't an option. Did I mentioned the disabled section view is completely BLOCKED by a huge wooded pillar. Awful experience. Skip it until you can go into another section where you can stand all night. BTW: The sound was the worst I've ever heard! Do better!

Spacious! I enjoy this venue. Always a good time. Nice back bar area as well as lounge and tables .

I was here for a show last week on 10/4/23 and this was one of my best concert experiences ever. I've been to a lot of venues around the US and most of the time, security and staff are so rude or indifferent. Whoever was working security this day was incredible and I have never felt so protected or cared for in my life. One guy in the crowd was harassing a bunch of girls up front, including myself, and security immediately kicked him out, checked on us girls multiple times to make sure we were okay after that, and they made sure everyone had water and was hydrated. They took care of crowd surfers so swiftly and I thought the venue was great for an intimate show. Thank you to everyone working that night, I appreciate you more than you know!

The overall venue was average, and they had great sound quality for the Bob Moses show in June. They have a large floor space in front of the stage but also they have seating for those who want it in a bar area above. I didn't experience the bar since I don't drink for the staff there in order to determine if they're polite or not. And my interaction with Security was only brief, as I came really early. No problems with them.

Acoustics at this venue are TERRIBLE! Recently visited for the King Princess concert, and the field of sound was a about 20ft in front of the stage. Any further to the left, right, or standing near the back...? Forget about hearing anything! Honestly shocked at how difficult it was to hear the band! Nice set up with the bars, easy and fast getting drinks!