My favorite place to go to in the entire Austin. This place is actually considered sacred in the rave community because it is the only EDM venue in Austin that holds the number of people that it does. This place has also been rated the third best club in Austin several years in a row. They always manage everything so well despite the number of crowds they get. I've never waited longer than five minutes to get a drink at the bar. The Security staff is always so attentive and on top of everything. The staff checking everybody in is always happy polite and very pleasant to be around. I just can't wait for them to increase the height of their screen because as an avg girl who is 5.7" I never get to see any visuals or anything that happens on the stage or the screen. I recently went to silo and Dallas and did not have that problem at all because the screen was significantly higher. Concourse however really is home to the entire rave community not just in Austin, but in all of texas. This place will forever hold a special place in all of our hearts. They have an insanely delicious food truck that operates in the space outside that always delivers the best quality food. The only thing I would say about that specific food truck is that they seems scam me by taking advantage of intoxicated people through their tip system. The last time I went to pay, my suggested tip was defaulted at 25%, the next option was 30%, and the one after that was 35%. With how poor the rave community is, it is highly unfortunate to see that specific establishment, taking advantage of people who are under the influence and cannot make coherent decisions. This is of course, not a concourse problem, but a problem of that specific food truck operating in the backyard of Concourse. read more

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Caught the Amelie Lens show here in March 2026 and wanted to write up a detailed review since I know a lot of people (myself included, visiting from out-of-town) do their research before a night out. The venue is near the airport, which is a nice change of pace from fighting downtown traffic. Parking is available on-site, but note there's a fee; budget for that or factor in rideshare costs instead. The modular warehouse features varying floor plans and layouts with a large main room floor, upstairs mezzanine, two outdoor patios, and an adjacent field. The set was held inside, on the large main room floor. Two opening DJs got the crowd warmed up before Amelie Lens came on closer to midnight. The pacing felt right. I always wear hearing protection to music events. Keeping this in mind, the sound system was clean and powerful. Parallel screens running the length of the room, front to back, added a whole visual layer to the night. They clearly invested in getting the audio and visuals right. A detail worth mentioning for anyone planning to go is that there are free water dispensers set up in the back, which is a small thing that makes a big difference throughout the night. Staff were friendly and attentive all night. Service was smooth, and I never felt like the venue was understaffed or overwhelmed despite the crowd. Overall, this is a well-run venue with solid production value, thoughtful amenities, and a lineup that delivered. This is a room that respects the music. The sound and the flow of the night were perfect. Would happily come back for another set. read more

Gosh I always love coming to this venue for raves! The sound system is amazing, and the visuals are great too! Free water is accessed in the back corner (it actually gets a little slippery around here). Restrooms are surprisingly nice outside. So many great artists come to play here, you cannot go wrong with Concourse. read more

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If you're coming to Yelp for venue reviews, I don't know what to tell you. You're either gonna go to the concert you're eyeing tickets for or not. Like Black Sheep said, "the choice is yours". The Concourse Project is sneakily one of the best venues in Austin. Granted, nine times out of ten, it's a dance show hosted here, but it just feels a league above other venues. I'll get this out of the way: you either get to the venue extremely early and luck out with a parking spot, fight the outrageous Uber fees to try and leave the venue with everyone else, or pay $20 to park in a gravel lot next door. It's kind of a lose-lose-lose, but I'm picking $20 parking every time. Outside the tin can of Concourse are the numerous lines to get in. Security is thorough but moves quickly and is more friendly than your standard venue security guard. Once inside, the venue is split into two spaces past the entryway: the outdoor courtyard and the main space. The courtyard is great for a breather, grabbing a drink, or checking the numerous shops hanging around. Inside lies the main dance floor. Huge speakers hang on the wall, and an incredible lighting rig and projectors span the back wall and the ceiling. Like all dance venues, once the music starts, it'll never stop until Austin's curfew. Since residing in Austin, I've been to three shows here: a Boiler Room, Jamie xx, and the great Disclosure just last Thursday. I always love how open the dance floor is at Concourse. There's a ton of space, even at a sold-out show like Disclosure, to dance and groove. Drinks are your standard concert price, and it'll always hurt your wallet to get a drink at any venue, but it is what it is. It's not exorbitant; it's your venue average. I also enjoy that Concourse uses SeeTickets vs. Ticketmaster, so the fees aren't as ridiculous as other Austin venues. The sound in any area of Concourse is great, but the closer you get to the stage, the better and more alive the crowd seems to be. It also doesn't feel like there are a thousand phones in the air at any point because most people are just vibing and living their best life. It's a great venue to go with your friends or make instant friends at, but if you ever ride solo to Concourse, you can still easily lose yourself to the music and the bass. One last thing: After the first time you go to The Concourse Project, you're gonna want to come back. The best way to keep coming back is by protecting your hearing. Foam pieces are cool, but I recommend investing in Loops or EarPeaces, especially at a bass-heavy venue like Concourse, because if you want to keep having a great time, you've got to preserve your ears. Trust me. RIYL: GETTING LIT read more

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We came to see Chris Lake here. Management team was really great, we had a great viewing spot and everything. Only sad part about getting AA is you can only stay with your artist and we had to get off once the main act started. My only recommendation for this place is to have a cool viewing area for AA who is not with the main artist but other than that, place was a lot of fun! I don't know if they had food but we were there to dance so :) read more

There is something special about The Concourse Project that is transformative and a blank slate to experience any music journey that is being held at the venue. Parking is probably the only sore spot for the space but I feel like if that is the only thing to harp on then it isn't that bad of a situation to worry about. What makes this venue not only badass in the city but one of the top venues for EDM is how easy they transform the space based on the artist's needs. I've been here when they've made it a 360 bar, full production setup with the artist at the back, and a B2B setup. The visuals and audio here honestly compete against venues I've been to in Ibiza, Miami, and Vegas. As someone who loves to have a late night bite after a few drinks, I am so thankful that The Concourse Project has a food truck out back for you to get your grub on. The last show I went to about a week or so ago (NGHTMRE) it was a golden chance to enjoy a plate of quesabirria tacos. Holy crap where they everything and more. They were so delicious and you can decompress and have a break outside. Whether you live in Austin or are visiting, if you have the chance to check out a show here then you absolutely have to!! read more

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Decent mega club, but Austin needs more than one venue like this. They have expensive drinks and offer a discount with inKind, but that app requires data so you'll never get to use your promo discount since they have no signal at the venue. At least they get some talent... but it sure would be great read more

Ibiza/Berlin Quality EDM in a Dance Hall the Size of Texas !!! * * * If you love electronic dance music, and Samuel C. certainly does, this is Paradise on a Grand Scale, A Chateau de Versailles in which you can dance your ass off. * * * The Concourse Project is one of two absolutely massive dance clubs in a pair of gigantic warehouses on Burleson Road, just south of the airport. The other club (under different ownership) is Santa Mala, which is a Latin Club. Both clubs can hold thousands of people. They are next to huge open fields that can handle the cars of those thousands of people. ($22 for parking - $2 discount for cash.) Traffic handling is magnificent. Even with that huge number of vehicles, getting in and out is a breeze. * * * What do you get if you go inside the Concourse Project? The Dance Music of Your Dreams. The talent they book is world class. On some nights, they will have multiple superstar artists. However, even the deejays in single artist shows have significant international reputations. What you hear will generally be blow away good. * * * The visuals here are at least as important as the music. The young people at the Concourse Project are dressed to kill. The issue is not that people are showing plenty of skin. You can see plenty of skin at a beach. The issue is that what is on that skin is amazingly stylish and amazingly sexy. If you are at a club in Miami or L.A., what you wear and how you look is what it is all about. The Concourse Project has its zhlubs to be sure, generally fraternity guys. But there are plenty of style kings and style queens here. The style kings and style queens are blazingly hot. They could get past the most demanding bouncer that Ibiza has to offer. Keep in mind there are thousands of style kings and style queens at the Concourse Project. There is eye candy for miles and miles of miles and miles. * * * The light show is just as grandiose as the room and the fashion scene. The Concourse is working with a huge amount of space - which means a huge number of lights. They also have the high tech community of Austin to work with. (The #1 company in the world for making light shows for touring bands is based right here in Austin.) Space plus talent leads to amazing visuals. Now to be sure - L.A. also has big spaces and amazing special effects people. Berlin has never been short on technical excellence. But I have been to dance clubs in London and Portugal that were considered at the time to be impressive. The Concourse Project makes it look like those clubs were playing with flashlights. * * * Administratively, the Concourse Project is run extremely professionally. Security Personnel are unobtrusive - but they ARE everywhere. Everyone is searched thoroughly on entry. Fighters, obnoxious individuals and over-indulgers are removed immediately by large forces who are polite but firm. Mosh pit behavior is absolutely banned. Medical personnel are placed strategically around the facility. Someone having an overdose or a bad reaction to flashing lights will be treated swiftly in excellent facilities. Restrooms are plentiful. They are as nice as the bathrooms in a respectable midrange hotel. There are more than enough bars to serve this massive number of people without patrons having to wait forever in a crowd. Offerings are limited but good enough given the huge numbers of people that have to be served. Drinks are served in cups that are nicer than cheap plastic ones but still won't shatter like glass. They are ecologically reusable. The drink prices would be considered obscene in at least thirty eight states plus the District of Columbia. There are all sorts of outside spaces to drink, a very cool indoor bar on one side of the club, and plenty of places to get drinks in the main hall. There is a first rate food trailer inside the club, and another one outside if you get the munchies after the show. * * * Altogether, this is an extraordinary place. PS If you can afford the access to the prime areas, it is worth it. Being up close totally improves the experience. read more

One of the few places I feel at home. I come here every few months either with a VIP or regular ticket. It is safe, clean, great drinks (pricey though), and always nicely decorated. Each time I came, the layouts were always different which I like. I appreciate the security staff and body scanning to make sure nothing dangerous is being brought in. Can't wait for more shows this year! read more

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Rated the #4 top club in the US for a reason! The dance music acts they book at Concourse are always top-notch, ranging from mainstream to eclectic up-and-coming!! I love that Austin has such an amazing music scene! There's also food trucks and merchandise booths outside the venue! Huge fan of Seismic Music Festival, the annual house/techno festival Concourse hosts. Seismic has an indoor & outdoor stage too. read more

If you are a fan of good music, energy and vibes, this is the perfect venue. My wife and my friends got me into EDM music. I didn't realize Austin had a venue like this, which is perfect for EDM concerts. There's multiple bars to make it easy to get beverages. I like all of the food truck options if you get hungry. The staff is friendly. There are indoor and outdoor sections. If you get too hot, you can always step outside when you need to. I will definitely keep my eyes open for more concerts here so I can return. read more

Saw Deorro a couple weeks ago here and it was such a cool experience!! The venue offers a lot of space inside and even has an outdoor patio with some food trucks. The lighting and screens on the roof were incredible and added to the ambiance. The staff and bartenders there were also friendly. Keep in mind that they only have limited free parking spaces on site but also offer a lot next to the buildings where they do charge you $20-$22 dollars. Also, I don't know if it was just the sound system here or it's a universal experience but if you stand right in-front of the DJ stage it's really hard to hear what they sing/or what their songs say since it's like 90% bass. When my bf and I moved towards the middle and back of the crowd we ended up having more fun since the sound quality was better there. Something else to note is that if you plan on seeing the artist or performer you bought tickets for they don't tell you there's 2-3 other smaller DJs performing first. We expected that Deorro would play around 10:30- 11pm since doors opened at 9pm but he didn't end up playing until about midnight. We were patient but we wish we could have known. However, we had a great time overall! :) read more

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Not being a big EDM fan I'd never visited this place, but since it's in my neighborhood I was curious and decided to catch a show. It was great in all aspects - from the sound to the lighting to the friendly and professional staff. They host world-class EDM acts - for example, Tiesto played there in May 2025. Definitely a place for night owls - when I visited, the headliner didn't take the stage until midnight. read more

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It was First time visiting Concourse during SXSW and I have to say--I'm impressed! DJ Tsha was playing the day I visited. The lighting snd music was great, and from what I understand, it's up to the DJ to choose the setup. So if you're looking for a full light show experience with EDM, pick the right DJ and go for it. I was pleasantly surprised to see gallon water on the side with plastic glasses, just like in breweries such a thoughtful touch for drinkers Drink prices are pretty reasonable for a bar: $9 for beer and $12-$14 for cocktails. I also loved the VIP lounge it was aesthetically pleasing with comfortable seating. The trailer bathrooms were a nice addition and were clean when I visited which is always a plus. There are plenty of parking on the street and if you choose VIP ticket you can park behind in the field. read more

recently traveled to Austin specifically for an event at The Concourse Project, and I was absolutely blown away. As a big EDM fan myself my expectations were high and may I say they were MET! And I have to say--the dance floor here is hands-down the best I've ever been on. Spacious, great layout, and the energy on it was unmatched. read more

Been there in party last weekend its actually best place for techno and EDM Great vibing read more

Wow. Let's just say I've visited the concourse twice this year and am ready to return in 2025. Already bought my seismic 2025 tickets! I went to Concourse earlier this year for Sara Landry all nighter, then decided to take on a three day festival in November. What an incredible venue! This festival is top notch. The venue is laid out really well and is nicely spaced. I love the upstairs area where you can overlook, amazing lights and space. Soundsystem was on point. Got to see so many hard techno greats, and old-school greats. read more

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We had a really great time enjoying desi beats by Indo warehouse at the concourse project. As someone who is mildly claustrophobic, I appreciated the spacious venue with some very cool light effects and good acoustics. The AC was on full blast even though it was a huge hall so we didn't get too sweaty. There are a few couches in the adjoining lounge where you can chill and check out local vendors. They also have a nice patio area with food trucks for late night snacks. There are a few different mixed drinks at the bar and ciders or beer in can, no cocktails. read more

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Absolutely horrible venue !! I did not have my debit card to pay for drinks and my brother came to drop it off and they would not let me back in. They asked me to have him come to the front but they would not let him drive in because it was only for VIP parking. About 4 security guards surrounded me like I was doing something wrong. I had to go out to grab it and some nice security guard tried to let me back in and one with long hair came out and said " you hopped in some truck" like i did something wrong or went our to get a gun I dont know what deal was but they made me feel horrible like I was some criminal ! I have never in a any venue been made to feel this bad. They were all white and I'm latino so I guess im not surprised, I paid 80 dollars for the ticket and I will be asking the bank for my money back. If you are anything other than white and want to have fun DO NOT COME HERE !! Im so disappointed that I came to visit Austin for my bday and they ruined my night ! read more

This is by far one of my favorite venues to see a show in the US. They bring in top name DJs and have an outstanding production and lighting team. The venue gives everyone plenty of space to dance and if you get VIP, you are in an exclusive area behind the DJ booth and stage area. They also have an outdoor space that they use for the bigger shows that includes food trucks, restroom trailers, etc. Bartenders are subpar and not the most hospitable but otherwise this place is great. read more

The overhead screen is a game changer! Great sound system, wish it was slightly louder though. All in all, great crowd and vibe. Would love to come back here. read more

Now that live music events are a legitimate "thing" again, and given that I have been to several electronic music shows and festivals this year, I feel compelled to review this amazing venue. In the course of the world reopening, The Concourse Project has become one of Texas' premier dance and electronic music spots, and that is with good reason. Before I go into any details, I should be transparent that I am coming off the heels of a multi-day electronic music festival ("Seismic") held here, and it will be hard for me to rate and review this place without some degree of bias slipping through. That said, here are a few reasons why I believe this place is so ideal. -Location: First, the obvious, it's in Austin. But there is more to it than that. If you are like me, and cut your teeth with full immersion into electronic music culture in the early and mid 2000's, you would know the Austin area is where it has always been at in Texas. Another positive on the location is its proximity to both downtown, and the airport. For the touring DJ, this has to be a big bonus as they are usually in-and-out of cities fairly quickly. -Venue: It's basically a big ass decked out warehouse. That's cool for a few reasons: 1) It makes it ideal for large crowds; 2) It is reminiscent of the "warehouse party" scene that has been so prevalent throughout dance music culture. Plus, the place is just super cool! -Lineups: Check out their website and see some of the upcoming headliners. Big names, but quality local and international artists and DJs. A lot of these folks are not playing regularly at other big cities like Houston, or Dallas, but they are coming here. Lastly, I have to say they appear to be managing the place fairly well. It appears to be well-run, and that becomes more obvious when you interact with the staff; they are actually pretty friendly, which is refreshing compared to what one might be used to experiencing at other clubs and venues. I regularly review their website to see who they have coming here next. Looking forward to visiting again to see some of my favorite electronic music acts and making new epic memories! read more

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HOLY SMOKES what an experience. Saw Cosmic Gate and this venue did not disappoint. It's in a warehouse setting with superb sound quality (a PLUR fect rave setting). Thank you Thank you Thank you I appreciated this experience read more

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Concourse is my favorite venue in Austin and is worth the distance. The quality of sound and the layout of the space makes it an easy venue to enjoy. Uber/parking - large parking lot that can fill up, i think it's worth the uber 9/10. For getting home I'd recommend just scheduling an uber ahead of time but in general haven't had too many times getting home. Security/entrance - moves fast, I've never had a problem with waiting too long to get in. Bathrooms - even when the line is long it moves fast, I've also been at shows where they send people to check in to make sure everyone in the stalls are ok which is cool. Bar/drinks - couple of bars outlining the main space - it's nice that they are spread out and helps with line & crowd control. expensive but what you can expect. Food - they have a food truck outside on their patio which is nice. patio space in general is great for cooling down/having a time out when needed. Crowd - I'd say 95% of the shows I've been to have had an amazing crowd. Friendly, not pushy and easy to navigate. Aside from the very very front there tends to be a lot of space to move around, and is probably the only concert venue where it's easy to leave your spot, get a drink/go to the bathroom and come back to your spot easily. Table/Bottle Service - If you have the money or if it's a special occasion, sure. But this is one of those settings where you kinda want to be in the crowd most of the time. Tables are a long the side and you do feel separate from the crowd despite being on the same level/height. Overall a great venue with great curation! read more

The Concourse Project is one of the few EDM-dedicated venues in Austin and about 15 - 20 minutes from downtown. The location is a bit out in the boonies / by the airport but typically won't run into much traffic getting there as a result. There is some parking at the venue but may be easier to Uber / there's enough driver traffic between the airport and DT where you'll never run into an issue even at 2am. The sound at the venue is great; they have cashless drink options and occasionally some food truck options around as well. Tickets are generally pretty affordable as far as Austin concerts go and the vibe is always on point for dancing the night away read more

This is my favorite music venue in Austin. It's not the easiest to get to, but that's fine. The sound and lights make up for it. The staff is always really nice to me, and when I have to eat, there's a great food truck outside with friendly staff. The only drawback is that the last time I went to see Markus Schulz, it was freezing inside. Normally, the temp is great and maybe rather warm. Might be what caught me off guard this time. Either way, I had room to dance and get a quick dance workout in and I was fine. This is one of those venues you'll need to check out if you want to see some of the best dj's coming to town. read more

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Living in a neighborhood close to this place sucks. No one wants to hear the damn bass so loud it rocks the houses. Very selfish and rude.

The venue was ranked #5 in the US and is well deserved. The staff is amazing and extremely helpful. The new visuals are amazing and the sound quality is the best for any club that I have been to. The owners are passionate in the EDM scene and their investment back into the club. Every month there is something new that they are adding to heighten the customer experience. And do not sleep on their Seismic events, they are a must-attend! I repeated "Do not miss them" read more

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First off, parking was not a whole lot, but you could find some along the side of the road. You can park at the building if you get there early like we did. This was our first time at this venue. It is a good size and has enough bars. I liked the fact that there are food truck options. If you go, know that there are only a few seating options cause it's a live music venue for you to be up and dancing. The only thing I didn't like is that once we entered the venue for our concert and received our wristbands, there was no entry if you left. I had left my jacket in the truck and thought if I got chilly, I would just pop back out and get it. I could not, which did not make sense because why would you give me a wristband?? I liked that you could attend both concerts in the building (two were going on when we went) even though you only came for one. I would go to a concert here again, but next time, bring everything with me from the vehicle. read more

Wow what a joke of vip get general admission and get a better view. VIP is beyond general admission they really figured out how to charge you more for giving you less. read more

I went to The Concourse Project while visiting Austin over NYE to see Oliver Heldings. I've heard great things about the venue and was very excited to go! The sound system is great and there are SO many lasers and a large screen at the front, which offers for a great show/experience. There is also an outside area with food trucks for chilling. The venue also offers free water in coolers, which is incredible. I am removing one star for two reasons, the first being that there is only one bathroom, right by the entrance. The line is MASSIVE for it and it creates a crazy bottleneck right at the front. The second reason is because at 2am, they walk around and make everyone throw away their drinks. I understand if you are not allowed to sell alcohol past 2am, but to make people throw away drinks they already purchased seems unfair. I bought a drink basically right at 1:55 and then was forced to throw it away while it was full, which was pretty disappointing. They should close the bars earlier to prevent this or give customers a warning in my opinion. Overall, I had a great time and all the guests were super nice and PLUR. read more

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Very well run venue, great staff, great bartenders, and great artists! The lights and sound system is awesome, probably better than any indoor concert venue I've ever been to. Tickets are never overpriced, and I've never waited in line longer than 20 minutes. Would highly recommend this spot for your favorite EDM artist! read more

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Cool venue. Lots of open space. Different spots for different artists. I love the warehouse type of feel to it read more

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This venue is absolutely phenomenal! I have never had an overwhelmingly bad time at this spot. The Soundsystem is amazing, the venue is large in capacity and the outdoor area makes all the difference! I highly recommend this venue. Security can be a bit of a pain sometimes. It's clear that some of the people they hire are on a power trip searching the tiniest little nooks and crannies of my bag, holding up the line, and for no good reason. When what they're supposed to be looking for is predominantly weapons. I understand and appreciate the need for adequate security .. And a metal detector will do just fine. You may quickly INSPECT my bag, but not SEARCH and open every little thing in it... y'all are rent-a-cops, so get off your high horse and let the ppl paying your wage have a good time... bc when the security guy is taking out my eye drops, gum, cologne, WHILE shining a bright asf flashlight directly in my face, demanding to know what it is, I think that's a bit ridiculous.... Keep us safe from weapons... that's all you gotta do... and a metal detector will do just fine read more

Awesome venue properly ventilated and amazing visuals and sound. I'm so glad I live close to it and can enjoy my favorite DJs when they come and always reasonable pricing. read more

The concourse is absolutely the best venue in the country the production, crew, artists. Phenomenal. It just gets better and better as time goes on. read more

10/10 i love this venue so much. i love going to raves and the Seismic festival. 10/10 would recommend.

super neat venue! i came here to see knock2 and we were one of the first people there so i noticed how roomy the main floor was. the floor was surrounded by multiple bar booths (but i didn't buy any drinks) and there was a small upstairs lounge that overlooked the main floor with an additional bar area. i loveddd all the lighting and lasers in the ceiling so if you're going to an edm/techno show there lighting really adds to the experience. the only thing was the lobby/ main entrance is pretty small and it connects to the bathroom so that area gets packed quickly read more

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Amazing service every single time! Avery is outstanding when looking at going the table service route.

Pick better people to work the line. Embarrassing for yall. Telling me I'm not allowed to buy a ticket is insane.