It you've never been to the Magic Bag, it's a strange set up. The crowd area is split up into tiers…read morewith built in seating around the edges of these tiers, and then open areas in between the seating for dancing or gathering. The audio for show we went to could have been better. The bass was blown out and all instruments were super low in the mix. In my opinion, the drink were a bit over priced too. The bathrooms were clean though.

Some friends and I went to see a Tom Petty tribute band, they were excellent! One friend actually…read moresaid it was the best $20 she's spent! The bartenders were great and I was shocked when a waitress actually was working the floor. Hanna was excellent, she was very kind and efficient. Great job Magic Bag, we will be back for more fun times!

This place was great for a chill vibe, good ambience and live music. Loved the cocktails.read more

Shift has a really cool vibe and excellent happy hour specials (5-7 on weeknights). They had live…read moremusic on Wednesday night and food is 40% off and 50% off drinks. Our server Scott was a sweetheart and the food came out pretty quickly. He even made me a mocktail that wasn't on the menu with grapefruit juice, cranberry juice and soda. My favorite item was the filet tips- the quality of meat was so good and it was seasoned well. It came with some goat cheese, peppers and arugula. I will say that it was a rather small portion of food though- maybe 6-8 bites of meat. The lamb lollipops were good with the balsamic drizzle but I preferred the filet tips since they were leaner. We also got the beet salad, the vinaigrette was good but otherwise the salad was just ok. Edamame was standard. Veggie/hummus tray was fresh. Lettuce wraps were good but had a bit of a kick. You can park free for 2 hours in the lot accross the street.

Visited for the first time last night and it will not be my last. It's walking distance from plenty…read moreof cute little shops and has a parking structure right across the street, west end parking garage. We had tickets for a 7 pm show. The drinks are on the higher side, but similar to most places nowadays. The interior is dark, decorated in purple and black, but a nice, smaller venue to listen to music. We saw Rockstar, which sounded really good and the lead singer was quite entertaining with costume changes, etc. The venue did have some sound issues, so the band went on a little longer. We sat at high tables on the main floor, they also have seating upstairs and a dance area near the stage. A nice place to spend a couple hours with friends and hear live music.

Great little concert venue in downtown Rochester. Quick drink service and efficient seating…read morearrangement.

A nicer version of a dive bar, with everything clean and in good condition. Staff is nice, small…read moretap list. Small sidewalk patio area. Sports TVs. Parking is an issue, very limited Woodward parking otherwise parking down a long side street.

If you don't mind paying an extra $2 for ice, please stop by. Uneventful, suce bar with, billiards,…read moreair hickey and a dj booth.

Honestly, the ticket situation got under my skin. Good ambiance and did not try the food. I am a…read morestickler for having the online tickets up while at the box office. I feel played about the tickets. Somehow they were sold out then weren't for the half the price. Not Including resale.

This venue is a good size and located near the main roads in Royal Oak. It compares pretty well to…read moreother venues I've been to. The security was easy to get through. I went to a general admission show which was standing only so you have the ability to pick where you are. Overall you can see the stage pretty well from wherever you choose. I did notice during the show some technical issues with the lights but that was the only thing out of place. They had plenty of security walking around and you didn't feel too crowded.

I have been to a couple shows here by now and I honestly love this venue! I definitely prefer…read moreconcerts at smaller venues and this place is about as small you can get while still having room to move. I usually park on the residential street behind the venue because by the time I arrive, the surrounding parking lots are all full. This works out in my favor though because I have not had to pay for parking. You enter through the back where they check your ID and scan your ticket. They have a nice little seating area with benches towards the back and a decent sized area for a "pit" where you would watch the show. All of their drinks seem fairly priced for a music venue. I paid $8 for a Bell's Oberon Eclipse. It does get SUPER hot in there, especially if you are in the mix closer to the stage. I feel like the music sounds pretty good here and I usually leave feeling super pleased with my experience.

Intimate venue: no joke intended. Sound is fantastic. Staff was very nice. The artists deserved a…read morebigger crowd, but weeknights are rough and made it especially intimate.

This place is "off the map", in a way. Younger locals know that it's a place where you can see an…read moreart opening or hear a band play. My first experience there happened to be a photo shoot that my friend Sarah did for her Alter Ego exhibition. I was very impressed by the studio space -- it was very roomy. In one part I saw Roost Roast's coffee roasting equipment (but no sign of Roost to bug him for a cup!). There was also a desk hosting a vintage typewriter and a curious manuscript. Another section had interesting tye dyed shirts? My friend Paul's spot had some equipment for music, and it was actually his band that I got to see perform later on in that space. It was very nice, you'll see familiar faces around town. It's non-smoking, but that's ok because the porch is a very cozy place to light one. You get a great view of the night sky -- plus it's juuuust far enough from downtown to be able to kick back and relax.

This is a really cool space for dance parties, DIY film screenings, shows, art showings, you name…read moreit. Love that there's a parking lot and that it's close enough to downtown for walking, but far enough that it has that tucked-away, off-the-beaten-path vibe. The porch is a cool place to hang out and strike up a conversation with a stranger. There is only one small bathroom, which is definitely a bummer, but I can deal considering the opportunities Yellow Barn affords for the talented go-getters in this town.

Great bar with awesome events and a fun vibe, but the bathroom situation seriously needs…read moreimprovement. Also, having only two bartenders for 250+ people is not enough -- service was extremely slow. With crowds this size, more staff and better restroom accommodations are needed. Someone also stole my credit card and watch here.

Came here on one of our stops while bar hopping with my boyfriend and his friend on Friday …read more Unfortunately it was raining, so it was very dead. The outside dance floor was cool. Can't really know what vibes are when it's busy. There was a cover fee just a heads up. We got a few drinks here. Tried a green tea shoot for the first time. It was sweet. We also got lemon drop. We ended the night with me getting a Paloma, my bf got a blueberry cider which was good.would love to come back next time I am in town and hopefully a busier day to see how the vibe is.

Great venue! It's a nonprofit so you have to have a membership if you want to drink there. We saw…read morelocal classical pianist BLKBOK. He did a Juneteenth show there and it was amazing. Great music with a lot of history sprinkled in.

When you talk about community theater/music, you have to think of the ark. The quality of…read moreperformers that the art attracts is truly amazing. Tonight I'm here to see. BlkBok, a classical/fusion electronic artist. Being a Detroit native, performing at the sort of like a homecoming. What I love about the arc is that it is really run by volunteers and as a nonprofit. The other aspect, which is great is that it's an intimate space, you are not far from the performers at any seat. I highly recommend this for entertainment in Ann Arbor..

The Flint Local 432 is an all-ages, substance free, non-profit music venue located in Downtown…read moreFlint that offers a variety of live music and arts events. They consistently have great shows nearly every weekend, representing a wide amalgam of genres. They do focus primarily on youth (ages 15-25) in terms of their demographic, but they are an important Flint institution. Definitely follow them on their social media and check out the website frequently.