United States

Las Vegas

Nevada

Steel Panther is an American rock band from Los Angeles, California, mostly known for its profane and humorous lyrics, as well as its exaggerated on-stage pastiche of the stereotypical  "glam metal" lifestyle.

Steel Panther

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Boise

Idaho

Spacious outpost of a small national concert venue chain with an attached adults-only restaurant.

Knitting Factory

Steel Panther - On The Prowl Winter Holidaze Tour

Cleveland

Ohio

The Masonic Temple is located in downtown Cleveland at 3615 Euclid Ave. just east of Playhouse Square and near the Cleveland State University Campus. Erected in 1921 and the original residence of the Cleveland Orchestra, the venue has been host to various performing arts productions and live music events over the years all while serving as the home to the Masons.

Most recently hosting performers such as MGMT, Bastille, Fitz and the Tantrums, The 1975, Pixies, Kirk Franklin, Joe Rogan, Ghost, Leon Bridges and Sturgill Simpson.

TempleLive, a company originating out of Fort Smith, Arkansas has come to breathe new life into one of Cleveland’s most mysterious and oldest landmarks to open up the doors for the public. The newly revived Cleveland Masonic Temple will also be offering several different event spaces to the public to accommodate almost any function at an affordable cost.

The iconic 7-story building, which contains approximately 102,000 square feet, was designed by architects Hubbell and Benes, a prominent Cleveland architecture firm of the period. A number of their works, including Wade Park and The Cleveland Museum of Arts, are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

The Masonic Temple is located in downtown Cleveland at 3615 Euclid Ave. just east of Playhouse Square and near the Cleveland State University Campus. Erected in 1921 and the original residence of the Cleveland Orchestra, the venue has been host to various performing arts productions and live music events over the years all while serving as the home to the Masons.

TempleLive at Masonic Cleveland

Grand Rapids

Michigan

Since its debut in early 2017, GLC Live at 20 Monroe is the state-of-the-art venue in Grand Rapids. A new home for live music, entertainment and special events, GLC Live at 20 Monroe has features that allows the venue to accommodate nearly 2600 patrons for live events and scale down to an intimate configuration for all types of special events. Most shows will feature a general admission standing floor with reserved mezzanine seating, while certain events will feature seating throughout. Seating charts can be found on the Event Details page for each show. The second level features the Vanguard, a beautiful VIP club with the amenities of a private bar, open air patio and access to the best seats in the house.

GLC Live at 20 Monroe

Cincinnati

Bogart's is a venue for local, national, and international live music. Bogart's has been recognized on the international stage for bringing the newest and best music and events to the public.

Bogart's

Pittsburgh

Pennsylvania

The Grand Opening of the Roxian Theatre comes 90 years after the vaudeville-era theater’s original opening in 1929.

Local entrepreneur, John Pergal, and other McKees Rocks partners recognized that restoring the Roxian would lead to a significant transformation of the McKees Rocks business corridor, yes, but the impact of this preserved piece of history will lead to so much more. Locally, the venue will spark further economic and community development through the creation of jobs, revenue for Chartiers Avenue businesses, and will revive the cultural communities North of the city. Regionally, the venue will provide a space for musical acts who would previously bypass the Pittsburgh market. With a capacity of 1400, Roxian Theatre will satiate the need for another venue in the 800-1,500 seat range, therefore enhancing the already vibrant music, arts, and entertainment culture of our city and surrounding areas.

The persistence and support of many local players and investors has made possible the dream of many, reviving this crucial piece of Pittsburgh history. Here’s what you can expect from the new space: Among the extensive renovations, you will find an overhaul of design elements, extensive structural upgrades, and an overall expansion of the space.

The Grand Opening of the Roxian Theatre comes 90 years after the vaudeville-era theater’s original opening in 1929.Local entrepreneur, John Pergal, and other McKees Rocks partners recognized that restoring the Roxian would lead to a significant transformation of the McKees Rocks business corridor, yes, but the impact of this preserved piece of history will lead to so much more. Locally, the venue will spark further economic and community development through the creation of jobs, revenue for Chartiers Avenue businesses, and will revive the cultural communities North of the city. Regionally, the venue will provide a space for musical acts who would previously bypass the Pittsburgh market. With a capacity of 1400, Roxian Theatre will satiate the need for another venue in the 800-1,500 seat range, therefore enhancing the already vibrant music, arts, and entertainment culture of our city and surrounding areas.

Roxian Theatre

Madison

Wisconsin

 Madison has a new live entertainment venue: The Sylvee, a three-story theater in the Capitol East District that its creators say will help define Madison as a destination for touring artists.

The Americana band Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats will christen the space tonight with a sold-out show at the new theater — a cavernous, industrial-chic 45,000 square-foot theater space with a capacity for 2,500 people, nestled on the lower floors of the new Gebhardt Building at 25 S. Livingston St.

Frank Productions, the 54-year-old Madison-based music promotion company, owns and will operate the space. From its buffed concrete standing-only ground floor to the sightlines from its balconies, it’s a theater that company leaders say has been engineered with concertgoers in mind.

“This has been built up from the ground to be a concert venue,” said Scott Leslie, the co-president of Frank Productions’ local promotional arm FPC Live. “This isn’t a movie theater or an old warehouse.”

The contrast Leslie painted is a nod to the older venues that have historically hosted Madison music events. The Majestic Theatre, the Orpheum Theater and the Barrymore Theatre were moviehouses or vaudeville theaters before they became concert venues.

 Madison has a new live entertainment venue: The Sylvee, a three-story theater in the Capitol East District that its creators say will help define Madison as a destination for touring artists.The Americana band Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats will christen the space tonight with a sold-out show at the new theater — a cavernous, industrial-chic 45,000 square-foot theater space with a capacity for 2,500 people, nestled on the lower floors of the new Gebhardt Building at 25 S. Livingston St.

The Sylvee

Louisville

Kentucky

The Mercury Ballroom opened in the Spring of 2014 as Louisville's newest live music concert hall, adding another incredible piece of entertainment to Louisville's Historic Theatre District. The Wright Taylor building, now housing the Mercury Ballroom, was originally constructed in 1928 as office space for Wright & Taylor, Inc. , distributers of Old Charter Bourbon Whiskey. The Old Charter Distillery was located across the street on the northwest corner of 4th and Chestnut St. During the prohibition era and through the late 1960s, the building housed a variety of small commercial businesses. Added to the National Register of Historic places in 1984, the Wright-Taylor Building was a marvel in its day for its imaginative use of stylistic motifs and variety of color, and remains a rare local example of Tudor-Gothic architecture. The Mercury Ballroom is proud to utilize this beautiful historic building to host Louisville's greatest concerts and events.

Mercury Ballroom

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St Louis

Missouri

Just off Interstate 64 and Boones Crossing sits the former Chesterfield Outlet Mall, now being rebranded and upgraded into The District. It’s the crown jewel of the complex, a 52,000 square-foot site that will be pumping out the jams called The Factory.

“We have great venues in St. Louis but they’re all to the east,” said Michael Staenberg, owner of The District. “Nothing for Chesterfield or St. Charles. “An interesting fact is within 25 minutes of this site on I-64/40 and Boones Crossing, there is over 900,000 people that get here in 25 minutes, the population. So, we wanted to create something really fun. We’re going to have restaurants and pickle ball and catering and the Factory. It’s music, comedy everything you can imagine.”

Just off Interstate 64 and Boones Crossing sits the former Chesterfield Outlet Mall, now being rebranded and upgraded into The District. It’s the crown jewel of the complex, a 52,000 square-foot site that will be pumping out the jams called The Factory.