Great place! Bartenders are the Best!! Food is Delish!!! Cool outdoor patio , pool tables, TVs ,…read moreLive music, Laid back , Fun Vibes & Lots Laughs!!

I was in town for a hockey trip and had some time to kill one night, so I stopped into Brickette…read moreLounge--and I'm really glad I did. This place is the definition of a great local hangout. They had awesome live music, the staff was friendly and welcoming, and the whole vibe made me feel right at home. The place was loud in the best way--fun, energetic, and full of character. The food coming out of the kitchen looked fantastic, the cocktails had stiff pours, and the beer was cheap and ice cold. Exactly what you want from a neighborhood bar. If you're looking for a friendly, fun local spot with good music and strong drinks, Brickette Lounge is the place. I'd go back in a heartbeat.

Fallout Shelter 511 is a TEEN Performing Arts and Rec Center in South Jersey. Every 5 weeks they…read morehold benefit concerts that support local and national charities. It's a lot of fun for teenagers in south Jersey and not that far outside of Philadelphia. Each event night is packed with entertainment including a human spinning machine, pool tables, slam dunk contests, ping pong, merch tents, dub step, food, and of course Live Music from local teenagers. Local teenage bands play and exhibit their talents in an environment that encourages talent development. Some of the recent events that benefited from the Fallout Shelter events include Angels of God Clothing Closet in Pitman, NJ, Helping Hands Disaster Relief, Make a Wish Foundation of Delaware Valley, Charity:Water, South Jersey Food Bank, Finally Home Farm, Autism Speaks and many more. Visit www.falloutshelter511.com for more information or email info@falloutshelter511.com to learn how to get on the schedule to play.

Fun location, easy to access. We went for a band. No food, just wine and beer. Will keep an eye out…read morefor future plans.

Very good small music venue in Kennett Square. Non-profit organization runs the location to show…read moreoff local talent. Venue is small (about 100) but sound is OK (although it might be a but loud with a rock band). We saw an Irish band (Beyond the Pale) and the sound was good. It is BYOB with a small kitchen that serves sandwiches and snacks. Costs were about $20 for admission.

Finally made it to The Mainstay and it didn't disappoint! The people are friendly and the music was…read moregreat! Bartenders make great drinks!!! Definitely worth a visit!

I have been meaning to write a review of The Mainstay for quite some time now…read more I was fortunate to catch a bluegrass show performed behind The Mainstay last summer. Superb. It was the perfect blend of small town good times with good music. This little down home spot really brings in some great music of all genres. Check out their website (for performances) if you are planning a trip to Rock Hall. Also, during FallFest (in September) The Mainstay provides live music on the street. http://www.mainstayrockhall.org/

This is a house in the woods of Williamstown, NJ. The guy here, Alan, likes to provide a safe…read moreplace for local bands to preform. It's donations only, and donations are greatly appreciated (especially for traveling bands that need to buy expensive gas). The place is a little dirty, but what do you expect when you go to a show that crusty punks live and put on shows in? It is a good place to check out local music and slightly smaller touring bands.

Its a good place to see a show and Alan is a great person to know in the music scene of South…read moreJersey and Philly and a great guy all around. Bands show up and about 30-40 kids from the local scene do too, and thats usually a recipe for fun.

Be the first to review this somewhat hidden gem of a music venue and brewery? don't mind if I do!…read more Over my past couple of years of listening to them, Foxy Shazam has evolved into being a band that I really needed to see live. So when I saw that they were playing this random Millersville venue not all that far away I was instantly intrigued, and then I was even more sold when I saw that the venue also brewed their own beer. I also loved that it was a non-Ticket Master venue that used Eventbrite to sell tickets without an insane amount of hidden fees. And when I checked it out it was a hidden gem of a pleasant surprise. Unless you go to Millersville University, the area that the venue is at is one that you might not frequent. But Phantom Power is one of those few other reasons to visit since it delivers a fine assortment of local flavor events and national touring acts. Regular events include things like gothic/industrial dance parties, comedy nights, a Kegs and Eggs weekend brunch event, or just chilling in their outdoor beer garden on good weather days. I would absolutely go to things like these if Millersville was even closer! But on the flip side Phantom Power has also been seeing a good surge of national acts coming through thanks to WXPN taking notice for shows and them just being a fun and reliable space which I'll get to. In addition to Foxy Shazam I've seen big local names like Hop Along and mewithoutyou, indie acts like Delta Spirit and Sondre Lerche, Industrial and Punk bands like Front 242 and Reverend Horton Heat, and WTF WoW shows like Tim Cappello from Lost Boys (I still believe! - https://youtu.be/LpuwcINDHnQ) on their current and past lineup. It kind of reminds me of pleasantly filled memory venues of yesteryear like the Trocadero, only with a better beer list! Once we made our way through the lot to the venue we realized how big it is. Outside of their brunch event, they don't have a menu of their own, but I love the food truck connections they have and really wish I could remember the name of the BBQ truck that had those glorious smoked wings! The on-site brewed beer was as much of a hidden gem as the music venue since we enjoyed IPAs, stouts, pilsners, ESBs, and some other good varieties. The one suggestion I have is that, with a music venue of its caliber that also has a good beer list, it would be useful for them to have more sheld space to leave cups on during a jam-packed show like the one we were at, Foxy Shazam is one of those good energy rock bands that I would have enjoyed without good sound or lighting. But the fact that they had both in spades definitely helped. Now that I know this hidden gem is a success I'm checking their Facebook and Eventbrite pages (they don't actually seem to have their own site outside of those) for eye-catching shows, and you should do the same!

The venue this place has to offer is some that I would not normally attend.( so I thought) i I been…read moretrying out new things. Staff here was down to earth and pleasant. The place was laid off nicely with two levels. The have a bar on both levels. Very small bar food menu. This is not a restaurant. Snack type hot food only. The entertainment tonight I was surprised. They were actually very good. And when I read what they had on their calendar they had some stuff that interest me. Yes this place is geared towards a younger demographic. At least compared to my age..I recommend you check out the web site. They have a lot to offer.I was there for about three hours. I prepaid for my ticket. . It end up being a very inexpensive night of entertainment.

Great neighborhood venue…read more The theater is located on Route 30. There are multiple nearby parking options and restaurants. There are a confusing number of seating/standing locations for such an intimate room. All of the options are pleasant with good sightlines. The staff are helpful and grit.

We went here last night for a showcase for wedding bands with BVTLive. The venue was a good size…read moreand they had a bar on the top and bottom floors. We were seated up on the top floor with one other group, with the majority of the guests on the lower level. They also serve a small food menu during the shows as well. We ended up having chicken tenders and fries and they were surprisingly good! The sound and acoustics in the music hall were great and the bands were so talented!

What a greaaaattt venue! My friend and I traveled here for Club1BD last weekend and had a blast!…read more This was a nice-sized venue, with clean bathrooms, a bar and even a fast-working coat-check center that I did not personally use, but the line moved and a lot of people used it! We Uber'd to the facility so I was not familar with surrounding parking but I do recommend others do the same!

Last night I saw Otoboke Beaver with DBGC at Union Transfer. It's been years since I saw a concert…read morehere. The venue did not disappoint and I had a great time just like in the past. Great acoustics, friendly and hard working staff - from security to the bar, and an overall good, fun vibe. The only difference from when I last was here is there's a parking fee in the back, but it was reasonable rate and honestly a good deal. Union Transfer is still an awesome place to see a show!!

Just walked in here one night last year on a whim. It was definitely different but bet on a Friday…read moreor Saturday night with a band it probably is quite the spot

cool atmosphere, looks like a nice place to chill when live music is on!! lots of beer choicesread more