Marquis Theater is one of Denver's best concert clubs. It gives off big city energy due to its…read moreplacement in the Downtown/Ballpark neighborhood. To me, it's considered a club due to its size. Marquis is not big in the slightest, as it holds a few hundred people max. Sure, you'll be on top of one another here, and that's not necessarily a bad thing in my opinion. I've seen 5 or 6 shows here over the past few years. They do a great job solidifying a diverse lineup of bands and artists. Just a few weeks ago, I saw one of my favorite bands, Baroness, for maybe the 6th time. They could've easily played a larger venue like Ogden or Gothic, but chose to play to a more intimate crowd. We thank you for that! The best part of the entire venue is how low the stage is and how close you can get to the bands or artists. I have some incredible footage being right next to the guitar players. It's so damn cool! Marquis is really the only major club of its kind in Denver. Things to note: it's cashless and there's no re-entry. Another cool thing is that they make pretty damn good pizza. YEP FTW? Get yourself a slice after the show if you have the patience. I'm glad Marquis exists, and I always get excited when I get to see a show here!

Great sound quality in my opinion! Went here last night for Charli Party and definitely enjoyed…read moremyself. The pizza bar is a great addition and although I didn't try it, it smelled delicious. Truly wish this place had a coat check and I'd be more likely to rate 5 stars. Staff was excellent and bartenders were very quick. I'll be back but this time without my jacket :)

I have been to the Gothic Theatre for a few shows, all of them of the metal genre. It is unique in…read morethe sense that unlike The Bluebird, Summit, Marquis, Mission Ballroom, etc, that are all located in downtown Denver, Gothic is located in Englewood away from the crazy hustle and bustle. Parking still can be difficult unless you get there a bit early. The venue itself is pretty cool. It is on the smaller side and I will say that the few shows I have seen here were overly packed where it was difficult to enjoy the show. The sound is good for the size of the venue. Bartenders do a good job to get people their drinks and not have people waiting too long. The smoking area is a good size which is nice. A lot of venues have a tiny smoking area so everyone is shoulder to shoulder. I look forward to my next show at the Gothic Theatre that is hopefully not going to be overly packed.

First time seeing a show here recently, but it will not be the last!!! It's very small inside. A…read morecozy feel to it. I've read they renovated and remodeled over the years since it was built in the 1920s, but they kept the authentic vintage vibe that you must see to understand. Allow maybe a little extra time for security but it moves fast. Parking is limited so do a ride share. No real seating area, mostly the upper level which has a few bar stools but that's it. So get here early because we didn't, and we were standing up there behind two beanpoles the entire time. People stick to their spots for sure. We didn't experience any service to be able to speak on it but I will hit the bar next time. Looked fun. I cannot wait to get back here and see another show.

I had some issues with my ticket for a show. The staff at the box office was EXTREMELY patient and…read moreSUPER helpful. All of my issues were resolved as swiftly as possible and I was able to enjoy the show!

Solid venue for an intimate concert experience. Whether you opt for general admission or the…read morestands, you won't miss out on the action. The bartenders are prompt, friendly, and keep things moving. There can be a bit of chatter from the crowd at times, but that's more of a concertgoing thing than anything to do with the venue itself. Parking is definitely a challenge, so I'd recommend taking a rideshare or the rail instead. If you want to avoid the crowds after the show, there are two bars right next to the venue where you can grab a drink, hang out, and let things thin out a bit before heading home.

Do not bother paying extra ($20) for a quick pass. At show last night, arrived at 6: 30, doors…read moreopened at 7pm. Still had to wait till 7pm to get in the venue and the quick pass just got us to the front of the line, but not in the venue any sooner, not worth the extra cost, no other perks with it at all.

Amazing little venue, definitely see a show here if you can!…read more I live the bluebird theatre and will always catch shows here when I can. For 3 years I lived just down the street and it was such a treat, the bluebird is a great size to feel immersed in a show. And what great prices compared to lots of other spots! The tiered floor is perfect so everyone has a good view, and the bar has good quick service.

The Summit Music Hall is a pretty fab place! Came here for the Accept/Queensrÿche show and even…read morethough I paid for a Fast Pass, I didn't really need it. Both lines moved quickly. There were two employees checking IDs, one searching bags, two more (one male and one female) with security wands, and one last person helping to check tickets. Everything ran smooth and I was ready to rock in under three minutes. Once inside, I was able to get right to the bar for a drink and then I hopped in line for merch. Funny enough, the merch line, which is in the back of the venue, had probably the best view of the stage. The sound quality is excellent no matter where you stand. I did make my way upfront during the band changeovers. Visibility was a little more of a challenge, where I had to "prairie dog" to see the band, but the sound and energy was worth it. Bring earplugs because a day later, my ears are still a bit foggy. The balcony is reserved seating and the staff does keep it controlled. There's also a bar upstairs, so if you prefer seats with a guaranteed view, buy your tickets early because those sell out fast. One recommendation I have is that when buying the concert ticket on TM, to skip the prepay for parking. TM website lists it as Parkwhiz but good luck trying to figure out which lot/garage to use. I never was emailed the QR code (likely just a hiccup) and the TM website never loaded it (the cost was $15). I ended up at the LAZ parking garage at Wazee and only paid $10 (likely since there was no big event @ Coors). The Summit does have a food stand for those craving a pizza slice but save yourself and go to Sliceworks just up the block.

We had an extremely concerning and unsafe experience here. During the show, we were physically…read moreassaulted by intoxicated men. We immediately reported what happened to staff, but no meaningful action was taken. We stayed until the end of the show specifically so we could identify the individual involved. When we saw him again, we pointed him out to staff, and despite knowing that we had reported a physical assault, they still did nothing to address the situation or ensure our safety. What happened was frightening enough, but the complete lack of response from staff made the situation significantly worse. A venue has a responsibility to take reports of physical violence seriously and respond appropriately when guests are at risk. Based on our experience, I would not feel safe returning here and would caution others about attending. The way this incident was handled was irresponsible and deeply concerning.

This is a pretty cool local neighborhood brewery. The decor inside is some of the most eclectic you…read morewill see! Hah! Sometimes I had flashbacks of my grandparents! They have those little TVs with the VHS tapes attached to the TVs and play movies. You can't hear it, but it's just fun to have the nostalgia represented. This place is bigger than you think! The front main bar leads to a second area with games and a jukebox, then as you continue on, there is a bit of patio space, then beyond that is another room with a couple of pool tables. I had fun hanging out here! I'm more of a West Coast IPA person, but the beers here were all hazy, however, they were much better than the typical hazies I've had, so was all good to moi!

What a fun and cool dive! I've been to KR up in Ned plenty, so it was really fun to see a new…read moreoffshoot. Vibes were very retro, with old 50s diner tables, rotary phones, tons of VHS movies and CRT tvs, as well as matchbooks! I went in the middle of the day and it was quiet but it looked like a ton of fun at night. Pinball, a jukebox and nice seating out back. Feels like you're in a much larger spot. Bartender was very nice and friendly. I got my usual blend of Lager and Goo, makes a tasty refreshing drink that's not too sour. Definitely will be back when I'm in Denver!

Easy going, come as you are bar along Broadway. The St.Mary Bar still holds the Barry's on Broadway…read moresignage, but has changed the decor just a bit since taking over the location. Unique lighting features adorn the walls and ceilings. Nothing can take the place of the original skee-ball machine, which can still be played. Great Happy Hour as well-from 2pm-6pm daily, you can get drinks for $3- not bad for downtown Denver. Service is always friendly and attentive.

really cool vibe. the lighting and decor feel homey here. i mean, this is a dive bar. there is pool…read morein the back, which is fun, and the booths offer a really intimate experience. the drinks are decent, and the prices are normal. the bartenders are super nice, and if you're a girl, they're extremely safe if you ever have an emergency.

I will firstly start off by saying that I despise how much the cost of concerts/live entertainment…read moreand items at concert venues is. Like everything it makes it tougher to go out and enjoy yourself. Despite that I do think overall as an out-of-stater visiting Denver, my wife and I enjoyed the concert at Fillmore. We came for the Sleeping With Sirens show and had a great time! The line to get in even after a half hour after doors was one of the longest lines we have waited in. Despite that it did stay moving almost the entire time. Also once inside the venue was significantly larger than we expected so we understood a little more why the line was so long. Staff were all so friendly, especially the member of staff/security we spent a good part of the night near. Despite not being her genre of music she seemed to appreciate the music and felt a little more human than most staff/security at shows. Also she offered up water if we needed any and handled a situation of someone passing out nearby extremely well and calmly. Someone who cared about people's well-being. Concert-wise the venue had great sound quality and really had no negatives for our experience. Like I mentioned above prices for drinks was outrageous but it's unfortunately how concert venues work nowadays. Would return for a future show when we return to Denver!

We just recently saw Jade at the Fillmore Auditorium! Overall it was a really good experience…read more The Fillmore auditorium entry process was quick and efficient. We went through security in less than a few minutes. We also purchased beverages that were quick to get (bar efficiency ). The auditorium had a great atmosphere and offered different sections for different prices. The general admission worked just fine for us!