The Basement

Event venue · Arena District

The Basement

Event venue · Arena District

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391 Neil Ave, Columbus, OH 43215

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Intimate basement venue featuring local & national rock acts  

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391 Neil Ave, Columbus, OH 43215 Get directions

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391 Neil Ave, Columbus, OH 43215 Get directions

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Miguel Hernandez

Google
I recently visited The Basement for the first time and the experience was unforgettable because of the featured performers and the crowd. The is no seating near the stage, but near the stage is the best view. There is limited seating. The opening act was Columbus’ own the beautiful & talented Ms. N’Shai Iman. The headliner the one and only Daley. Dimmer than normal lighting. Decent sound. Cement floors near stage. Long bar. Decent drinks. Psychedelic decor. Nearby parking for a fee.

Mylah Morris

Google
Very small, intimate venue. There were less than 50 people at the show, one bartender, and a few staff members. The staff were courteous, the venue and bathrooms were clean. Would definitely go again! Photos attached were from standing front row in the pit.

Lauren Graves

Google
Really cool venue in an unassuming location. It’s not big and it’s standing-room-only, but the sound is great and the vibes are fun. Great for smaller bands and intimate concerts.

kelli k

Google
Spectacular small venue! This is great experience! Staff is really friendly and the space is great! Will definitely visit again! Keep bringing in the great talent! This is a hidden gem in Cbus for sure.

Luke Knapke

Google
My first concert was here. It was pretty great mostly because it was a band that I particularly enjoyed. But it was sweet because tickets were only like 10$ for the band I was seeing. Pretty alright all things considered for a group I enjoy. Didnt really get any drinks so I can't say much to the bar but it seemed pretty meh. This is an alright venue. Definitely a cheap venue for seeing music groups.

John Ferreira

Google
Probably one of my favorite places to shoot bands. Small and intimate and never over crowded even when it’s sold out. Ticket prices are always fair, security is super friendly, and they attract some spectacular acts. I love this place.

Dustin Seger

Google
Loved the intimate setting. Saw Hail the Sun & others (rock genre) and had a great time. Awesome energy and great sound quality. Just wear ear plugs, as the small venue means you'll be right next to a speaker somewhere. Knocked down one star though because, oml, it was HOT. The show was in August, and the venue seems to have no ventilation with very low roofs. The ceiling was literally condensating from the humidity, and a number of the crowd and performers wound up shirtless by the end of the night. So... Maybe attend a winter show. And be ready to hydrate 😂

David

Google
Am at a show here right now and have been trying for the last hour min to find a place where i can actually see the freaking stage. I drive in from out of town and spent money on a hotel to apparently see this show from behind several rows of pillars. Who puts a stage in such an obstructed spot. I watched dozens of people spend the entire night trying to see the stage. Way too small for hot many tickets they sell. If you’re not in the first 75 people to enter the venue you WILL NOT be able to see a single bit of the stage. Worst venue I’ve ever been to. This pic was the best spot i could find after an hour of walking around this stupid place.