We had a great time here. I liked the music the DJ played also showed the video of the song. That…read morehelps with the line dancing to learn the steps. Bartenders serves nicely. There is another spot in the back of the lounge where you can smoke cigars and a area that serves food. $10 to get in and nice price for cocktails. Some recent songs of music would be good. Music is more around late 1990's and early 2000's.

Stopped by briefly on a Friday night. Bartender was friendly. I was disappointed to hear they only…read moreserve food on Sundays so I will have to come back. We only stayed for one drink.

This is a VERY COOL venue! I have been to concerts,…read moresymphonies and small venue presentations all over the USA, but I have never been a venue like this. The Listening Room is truly for LISTENING. For a small donation of $20 you are allowed to listen to artists perform in a intimate venue. Prior to the concert, the owner Jim Pennington, informs you of the rules. To paraphrase Jim, "If you want to talk, drink and be rude, go down the street to a bar." I ADORE this concept of "no talking" while someone is performing. How often have you been to a venue where you couldn't hear the performer due to all the background noise? NOT happening here! Jim is the consummate host, selling assorted beverages and CD's of the performer with proceeds going to the artist. I highly recommend this venue to anyone in the Mobile or surrounding area. I do not live locally, only visiting once a year, but TLR has become a "must do" for our trips to Alabama.

What an awesome experience!!! I was invited to join some people for a show at the listening room…read morewhile I was driving through Mobile in June. I wasn't sure what to expect, but the feeling of the listening room was so unique and intimate- I loved it! The artist was a local star, but I knew nothing about him. Every song he played was so personal and wonderful. The crowd was respectful and everyone had their phones away during there concert. I was told that the Listening Room is special in this way, because people go there to listen- not to talk or stare at their phones. The set was almost 2 hours, but it felt much shorter due to the small and intimate space the music was being played in. I seriously loved going to a show at the Listening Room and I'd love to go back if I'm ever in Mobile!

It was my 1st time in Mobile. Met a Gentleman by the name of…read moreJason. He told me he loved this place, and my friend and I checked it out. Very nice bar. The band was awesome and Jason's moves on the dance floor was fantastic. Aretha

Our visit was a total blast. This was definitely a karaoke crowd that Tuesday night. Everyone was…read moresupportive and generous with applause regardless of how off tune the singers were. The adult beverages were affordable. The Resturant as directly across from our hotel, so it was exceedingly convenient. If you are in Mobile Alabama on a Tuesday night and looking for Karaoke , go here and take your good friends with you.

Great event space and bar. Friendly staff, good drinks selection with specialty cocktails. They…read morebring in a lot of talented bands, musicians and comedians at reasonable prices. Clean bathrooms, free boiled peanuts. Favorite place to see music or comedy or just hangout with friends. Starting December 3rd they have Comedy Open Mic every Sunday! Love it!

Great little bar ! Loved getting to grab drinks for Mardi Gras. Loved the Blueberry Collin's- they…read morepoured heavy so they were good!! The staff were great, the people around us were great, overall great vibes and great prices ! We got 4 drinks for just under $30 !

Ten Sixty Five Fest! The name gives me chills of excitement! The music spectacular of the fall…read morecalendar is Ten Sixty Five and makes music lovers of all kinds coming out and support local and nationally recognized musicians performing in Mobile! Put on through the Jake Peavy Foundation in partnership with many local businesses including Gulf Distributing, Austal, Regions Bank, and others, it's a 100 percent FREE festival held for an entire weekend in Downtown Mobile! Aptly named as Mobile is where I-10 and I-65 meet forming a crossroads for the nation, Ten Sixty Five brings a myriad of regional, local, and national music acts from all genres to Mobile to show us what they can do! The main festival stage takes over the end of Dauphin Street near Moe's BBQ in the Lower Dauphin Street Entertainment Area for three days allowing local bands and national headliners to descend on downtown Mobile to entertain Mobilians and visitors alike. Spanning the music of today in the genres of Folk, Rock, Alternative, and a little Bluegrass and Country there is something for everyone, Last year local heroes the Mulligan Brothers played, as did nationally renowned recording artists the Counting Crows, with Trombone Shorty and others rounding out the lineup! This year the list is riddled with alternative rock groups that will be sure to draw major crowds such as Cage the Elephant and Judah and the Lion; both of which have been featured on Sirius XM for years now. Local favorites Wet Willie will be jamming out like hometown hero Jimmy Buffet bringing that Mobile bay and beach vibe to Ten Sixty Five. In addition, Southern Rockers and national recording artists Blackberry Smoke will grace the Ten Sixty Five stage bringing their unique sound which seems to take its roots from that of Confederate Railroad and .38 Special! In my opinion Ten Sixty Five is a can't miss event of the fall and showcases the absolute uniqueness of the Mobile community and its desire to be known as a business, social, music, and food mecca of the Gulf Coast. With Bayfest being gone, this was an event that needed to happen and in the eyes of this Mobilian is a welcome addition to the entertainment calendar.

This was my first year to attend 1065. I love when Mobile is able to put events like this together…read more 1065 took the place of Bayfest and while it didn't secure the most popular bands or singers, it delivered fantastic groups- both local and non-locals (it did grab Cage the Elephant!). For a free event, it didn't disappoint. It's always nice to see a variety of people turn out to support and enjoy things like this. It's located in the heart of downtown with carrots stages scattered along Dauphin street, close enough to walk to the next but far enough the sounds don't take over each other. It's also in a prime location for fantastic restaurants and bars to keep you fed and hydrated. It's a must for anyone who hasn't been, at least once!

Honestly, this place has changed drastically since the new ownership took over. The overall…read moreatmosphere and sense of community that once made it feel welcoming have shifted in a way that's disappointing, the owner Matthew Monroe Bees should be ashamed of himself for this new direction. What used to feel like a safe and enjoyable space to relax and support performers no longer feels the same. It's especially concerning to see performers being treated in ways that feel punitive rather than supportive. Attempts to "fix" something that wasn't broken have altered the character of the establishment in ways that many longtime patrons notice. I truly hope ownership takes time to reflect and consider restoring the spirit and inclusivity that originally made this place special.

A little color in Mobile, B-Bob's is a great place for a drop in and on a good night a decent drag…read moreshow! The drinks are nice and strong that almost let you forget that there is no food served so it's a good after dinner spot. Don't forget to tip your bartenders and come ready to show your appreciation to the ladies there to entertain.

My first art walk was this weekend and it was amazing! From…read morethe pop up tents to Getting to go see exhibits at museums that I was excited to see made my life so happy. It's a beautiful thing to bring all types of art together. The food, the art work, and the musicians. I just really cannot contain my excitement for next month.

A cool little thing we do in Mobile is the LoDa (Lower Dauphin) Art Walk. It's held the second…read moreFriday night of every month, except February. There are usually a plethora of vendors set up selling handmade crafts such as jewelry, crocheted hats and throws, wreaths, bow ties, beauty products, paintings, photographs, blown glass...you name it, there's someone selling it. There weren't as many tonight, which could have something to do with the fact that it's 3 degrees hotter than hell outside. Usually, it's packed. You'll see musicians set up on the streets and shops will be open a little late. This is really a fun and interesting little reoccurring event held in downtown Mobile!

I've been many times over the past 10 years, most recently last nights opening of Into the…read moreBreeches. Well done with a good mix of comprise and serious scenes, with a wonderful cast The venue is small intimate and they play toward all parts of the audience so every seat is good Highly recommend!!

The current production is The Waverly Gallery. The story is of an elderly lady who runs an art…read moregallery. She is unfortunately having memory problems. Is it Alzheimer's? This is a poignant play that may bring tears to your eyes as you root for her. Yet there are laughs galore. The cast does a fine job. Timothy Guys direction is pitch perfect. Highly recommended.