First time here for a concert. Conveniently located just off Pearl Street, there are lots of…read moreoptions for both parking (garage/street), as well as restaurants/bars nearby. An older theater, this place is in good shape. Easy getting through security and in the door, there are good selections at the main bar, as well as the lounge there too. Also, compared to other venues, beers for ~$10 each seemed like a reasonable value. The venue itself isn't huge. We didn't realize seats weren't permanent. They're practically on top of each other, and there isn't much legroom. Luckily, we were on the aisle, so it wasn't that big of a deal, although having to leave the row so others could get in was a bit of a pain.

The Boulder Theater is absolutely lovely…read more The staff are friendly and welcoming. It was so easy to get inside. And another awesome factor, we parked for free in a free parking garage nearby. Like a free parking garage is unheard of nowadays, and I love that Boulder offers one. We were lucky enough to snag great seats in the balcony for prime viewing of the stage. The sound and lighting were on point and the bars were easily accessible. I, especially, loved how the seats moved and, in a sense, "reclined" so I didn't have to sit up super straight. However, they could've been padded a little more as I was getting a bit sore. All in all, I loved this place and would be glad to see a concert here again!

I've ok my been twice but both times it was great go a little early and grab a drink and maybe…read moresome food downstairs. Sound was excellent in the old church building.

A non-profit radio show that tapes out of the Boulder Theatre on Sunday evenings. Not only do you…read moreget to see up-and-coming and famous musicians for a pittance but you get to see a radio show taped live which is pretty interesting. I saw Jamie Cullum play at etown and he, little hobbit that he is, hopped up on top of his piano to play upside down and do a little jig. It was highly-amusing. The list of guest musicians (see it on their site) is highly impressive. Hosts Nick and Helen Forster spend some good time interviewing the guests and doing some music of their own. It's a bit like Boulder's version of Prairie Home Companion without the funny accents.

We popped in last Saturday night to listen to live music... Who knew this was even available? I'm…read moreso happy we came in!!! It's almost like being in a "speakeasy."... they had booths along the wall which we sat in which were super cozy and well placed to listen to some live music. We enjoyed the sandwiches and cocktails... It was a delightful evening in downtown Louisville... And fantastic music and sound system two with a pretty large dance area considering how small the venue is... It's tight and cozy and pretty awesome

This venue gives you a bit of street cred. You have to go down a slightly gnarly stairs to get to…read moreit. AND you have to go thru an arcade! It opens up to a cozy spot. Enough to host a group of happy Anthem and Aria fans. Good stage size and you can see from any angle!Good food and drinks!

Had a great time at The Fox a few weeks back to see The Infamous Stringdusters! Loved this venue…read moreand it was my first time there. It has a great location, right on the hill so pretty easy to get to. Plenty of street parking around. There's other stores to grab a bite too. The inside is cozy yet spacious. There are benches on each side to sit if you need. The pit area is nice and close to the stage, and I was easily able to grab a spot early. They have a good amount of drink stations and free water. Even got me a anniversary glass!! Acoustics were great for a five member string band. I'll definitely be going back soon to see another performance!

We traveled from Iowa to see a band we love play for new years eve. We loved the intimate size of…read morethis theater and that there were multiple levels for the audience to be on. And the sound guy did a great job. We had some the most expensive beer we've had at any event, but worked in our favor because we didn't risk having to give up our spot to go to the bathroom or wake up with a hangover. The ballon drop at midnight was a nice touch but we've been to similar larger venues in the past that managed to distribute a complementary champagne toast as well. Overall, great venue and we will keep an eye out for other bands we want to see who might play here. Based on the photos on the walls, they have a great history of booking great acts.

Oh my, now this is an EVENT to write home about. It begins early, around 11:00 a.m., and ends near…read more9:00 p.m., followed by jazz jams, with notable national performers at local establishments. There's a tent to protect from the heat and pretty good food from various establishments. This year we heard Salsa (Conjunto Colores), wonderful vocal (Dee Alexander), straight ahead (Ron Miles), and a funky group (Liquid Soul). This exemplifies a perfect day of every genre. Well organized, peaceful and a great crowd . . . Near perfection for the jazz lover. One tiny criticism, which may not be fixable, is that a standing audience crowds the stage which isn't appreciated by those who occupy chairs behind them.

Nissi's is a great event space. I know it as a host to local (and sometimes not so local) music…read moregroups. On their website, you will find a full roster of shows to include local bands, comedy, and a lots of tribute bands. They are also open to private events. I find myself at Nissi's about once per month to see my favorite a capella Rock Band, Face Vocal Band. Face has performed at Nissi's for over 250 shows, and while they have been hosted at venues around the country, and literally around the world, Face loves to perform frequently for their local fanbase. Nissi's and Face built a great relationship starting two decades ago, at Nissi's former location, and traversing the years to tonight, where I will see what must be my 15th or 20th Face Vocal Band performance at their home base--Nissi's (I've been to both the former and current NIssi's locations). At Nissi's there is literally not a bad seat in the house. They have high tops in the back, where you can see over all the tall audience heads and look the performers right in the eye, and they have a lot of floor seating of various table sizes. It's not a huge venue, I think sitting about 75 in the audience. Tickets are reasonable priced-- I paid $35 each for mine tonight. While my husband and I have our favorite high tops for two, this time, I chose a four-top high-top to accommodate my visiting family and myself. I like the high tops in the back, firstly, because I'm short and can see over everyone, but mostly because the sound is great when you aren't too close to the stage. You can also choose a table for two, four, or 6, or whatever you need. Of course, you can always purchase a single ticket at any table with an opening. Meet someone new! The food is also good. There is a menu of reasonable size, and you can purchase a delicious and varied cheese plate, choose from a variety of appetizers, or go full boar with a large burger (poultry and plant versions are available), a local trout piccata plate, tacos, or even a beef stew. There are salads, sandwiches, and wraps. There is a full bar, and a selection of wines and beers that are not too shabby. The servers are skilled and unobtrusive, as you can choose to arrive early and finish your meal ahead of the show, or eat during the show if you prefer (food or drink purchase is not required, but hey, why not live a little?). I find the desserts to be a bit much--large and too sweet, so I have usually skipped that unnecessary splurge. Until... two months ago when they added a homemade lemon sponge cake and ice cream to the menu. OMG, so good! Not overly sweet, and refreshingly indulgent. I encourage you to browse Niissi's calendar, here: https://nissis.com/shows/ Find a show on a date that works for you, and have a date night!

5th Annual 60's Motown Spring Fling Dance Party! Great music and dancing with good service food and…read moredrinks!

Great speakeasy-entrance to a dark baaement bar with pool tables. We liked the well-stocked…read morebar,the service, and some of the 'house-drinks.' We disliked the TV behind the bar; sports games drew loud conversations that killed the potentially romantic vibes. They need to choose; it can't be a speakeasy AND a sports-bar.

Our bartender Mariah was wonderful! She made great drinks and was so sweet. Awesome ambiance and we…read morelove the vibe during the Monday night live blues jam.

I have attended the Nomad for a variety of plays and other venues throughout the year and found it…read moreto be a most wonderful little theatre. The ambiance is welcoming and very comfortable with a very nice staff. I look forward to many more visits to this local arts theatre to see their ever increasing offerings. Highly recommend it for a nice night out.

From the owner: The Nomad Playhouse excels as a homey theater space for local performance companies, events, and…read morefilm screenings. Our 155 seat capacity is large enough for an energetic crowd, yet not so large as to lose touch with your audience. With recently upgraded lighting, sound, and projection capabilities, the Nomad is the ideal location for: - Mid-sized band gigs - Indie film screenings - Short-run plays and musicals - Private performances, recitals, or parties