The staff is great but, unfortunately, unless there are 100 people in here, the sound is awful. The…read morePOS system is set up with flat dollor amounts for tipping. I just got a beer for $5 and the tip options shown we're $2.50, $5.00 and $10.00. wtf? We tip on percentage around here. The minimum tip, $2.50 equates to a 50% tip. Really? How does that make sense? Nice pool room in the back with a lounge area. Thursday combined karaoke/open mic night on is a mistake. If they split this into 2 nights they would get a good karaoke crowd and probably a better open mic crowd. They're just 2 different crowds. Putting them together makes nobody happy. So, some good and some bad. If you're coming for a big live act it's a good venue.

Super cool small music venue! We came here and saw 49 Winchester recently. We had been to this…read moremall area before but not Tooneys. We will be back for sure. Great little venue with some seating and some standing room. Bar has a good beer selection. I really wish they had liquor. I would have loved some Whiskey! Sound was great! Loud but not too bad. This is the kind of place you can get close to the band if you want and enjoy the party. They seem to try hard to get good artists in here too. I cannot wait to come back!

Like a step back in time, Yonder Hollow offered me a welcome reprieve from the modern world. Inside…read morethe shell of an old department store in historic Rockwood, Tennessee I found a place where I could experience some of the finest Americana music in the U.S. On a recent night I enjoyed watching and listening to a solo artist in the style of Johnny Cash, a nice duo and several fantastic bluegrass bands. There was plenty of seating and for a mere $5 entry fee, I was able to get a great seat in front of the stage even though I showed up as the event started. A concession stand kept me full on soda, coffee, popcorn and hot dogs. The show seems to be run by a local radio station (WYHM 580 AM) and appears to only invite artists who play bluegrass and other Americana (but mostly bluegrass). The performance is recorded for the radio station, which also plays bluegrass. I can't believe someone puts all this effort into organizing something like this! I had a great time and will be stopping back soon, I hope. By the way, a block away is the Live and Let Live drugstore/soda fountain. I enjoyed some ice cream on my short walk to the Yonder Hollow venue.

We had never heard of the bands playing on the night we attended but wanted to experience a concert…read morein this venue. There is a cave tour you can do before the concert for a discounted price so we did that as well. We had a great guide (Langdon?). It was about an hour in length. The doors opened an hour before we got there after our tour and we were able to walk right in. Security is thorough so bring as little as possible. Drinks were a bit pricy. Wine in a can. They also have food trucks outside of the venue but we didn't try those. There is no seating. Standing room only. I thought stage right was a little higher than left. Also a little less loud. The area in front of the stage is not very well angled so if you are short, you will likely struggle to see. While the back is farther back, it's higher so you can get a better view of the whole stage. You can pay extra to stand right in front of the stage but we did not do that. Parking lots are nearby. Someone directs you to a spot. We were fairly close to the venue door. It was a cool place to see a band play. Well worth the price of the ticket.

Second time visiting this music venue for a concert in the caves. It's always a fun experience…read more Getting there is easy with GPS, parking is free (unless you want VIP), and there is plenty of staff directing cars in and out of the lot at the start and end of the concert. There is a bar in the cave serving a good variety of beers, seltzers and cocktails, as well as energy drinks and sodas. They also offer small snacks like candy and chips, as well as ear plugs. There is also a food truck just outside the cave, Wild Game, which served some very interesting options. I'm not sure if that truck is there all the time, but next time I go, if they are, I might try their Kangaroo or Camel Burger. Not sure where they're getting some of their meat options, but it sounded interesting. My wife and I had a great time, we went to see my favorite band, Murder By Death (not what it sounds like, just give them a shot), and as always they put on an amazing show. Throughout, they put on a projected display show on the walls above and behind them. I'm not sure if other performers do that there too, but it makes for some interesting visuals. It's such a unique venue, and if you're a music fan, I recommend going to a show there at least once. They bathrooms in the cave, and it is fully wheel chair accessible. Not a doubt in my mind, I'll be back again for MBD's annual weekend show. The venue does offer camping, as well as some tiny home and yurt rentals. So if you're looking to stay close, you can't get much closer than that. Look up their concert schedule, and go see a show! Pro-Tip: EAR PLUGS ARE A MUST - if you're coming for a concert, you can buy them there, very reasonably priced at $1, but if you have some, bring them. The cave is nothing but hard surfaces, so the sound deflects off, and loud becomes VERY LOUD.

Just needed to highlight the exceptional help that I got from one of the Signal security guards,…read moreRich. Truly someone who loved his job and loved seeing the patrons happy and enjoying the musical experience. I also felt safe and well cared for.

Went to see They Might Be Giants at this venue. It has great sound and is a smaller venue so very…read moreintimate. The getting in was easy and people working the venue friendly.Quick to get through security with little lining up for it. The place has a bar near the main floor. There is ample nearby parking that is quite affordable. It is amusing it us on Choo Choo Avenue.

Loved this spot! Dropped in while passing through town, and found fantastic bands playing, and a…read morelively and fun crowd. Loved the lighting and decor. Would definitely visit this spot again!

Whoa, this is a real one. Beers and bands are always rad. I'm totally not the owner, just a guy…read morethat has great taste in music. Jimmy , Kayleigh and Jinny are all smiles and are Chattanooga saints.

Great food chicken wings were very good, the fries and onion rings were also very good, the amount…read moreof food you get is huge and the prices are very reasonable! It's a must try!

Awesome spot to grab a brew and a bite after whitewater rafting down the Ocoee River. The BUS came…read morehighly recommended by our rafting guide, and really all he had to say was "they turned a school bus into an outdoor bar" and we were sold. The BUS has indoor and outdoor seating, along with a huge selection of draft beers and other drinks. You can even order food outside at the bar! My husband and I shared a few appetizers - the onion rings and mac and cheese bites were our favorites! Warm, crispy, and crunchy, with plenty of sauce for dipping. We popped inside the restaurant on our way out and had to go home with some of their fun merch too. Definitely check out the BUS if you're in the area!

Always meant to go here, but never followed through until last night when my bestie Kim invited me…read moreto hear a Journey tribute by the band Resurrection. I'd never heard of them, but... Journey, right? I'm a metalhead primarily, but enjoy quite a few other types. Not a huge fan of country unless it's funny, but that's another story. I checked out the hours on Yelp, naturally, because where else, and noticed there hadn't been a review since around 2015. I'm about to rectify that... It's only getting 4 stars due to parking. It's not marked and you guess that all the cars directly across the street are PROBABLY where you should go... and once you get inside, and sign tells you that it IS correct. Confusing. Would you be towed? I have a handicap tag and I parked in front of the building to the right of them next to two very large pickup trucks. Wasn't towed, no ticket. Thank God. Fluke? Lucky? Don't know... When we went up the weird little steps... not exactly handicap accessible... it's a fairly dark crowded place with a wide aisle separating tables from the check-in area, a small serving area, the long bar, more tables the stage, and access to the upstairs seating area. The lady that checked us in verified Kim's name in a book even though she ordered her tickets through some app... didn't even need to scan the QR code! We were given our little bracelets and went to find a table... hopefully... as it fills up FAST there! However, as soon as we got the bracelet on, we were headed past two young ladies who gave us FREE PASSES TO NEXT WEEK'S GUNS 'N ROSES TRIBUTE! Yep! Have bracelets to get into that for free, thanks to Jadan Geren and Rachel Dame. Thanks, dolls! We will try to make it! Thankfully, a sweet married couple by the names of Shannon and Brandon had a couple of free chairs at their table, so we had a place to sit, and it was close to both bar and stage. A pole was kind of in the way, but... sitting. Table. Nice couple. Thankful. The prices aren't too bad. Bottled beer was $4.50, mixed drinks I'm not sure of as I was the designated driver. Bottled water $1... fries $2.50, onion rings $2.99. Combos like burgers and fries $8... grilled cheese and fries I think was $7 or $7.50... they have things like fried pickles or cheese sticks for about $8... sorry I couldn't get a pic of the paper sheet that was a menu... ours was wrinkled, and they're a dark wine color... The opening act, which wasn't advertised, wasn't bad if you like a predominantly country, raspy voiced acoustic guitar kinda guy. His name was "Bobby". Just... Bobby. Was told he played in Nashville 6 days a week. I can see it. He's pretty good. Just not what anyone wanted to hear for a couple of hours while waiting for a Journey tribute... and I heard people complaining left and right. And yawning. Yep. Yawning. It was the fact raspy voices don't have much range, and after about an hour he was beyond monotonous... Once Resurrection came on stage? It got hopping!!! The bar had pretty much run out of food during Boring Bobby, so people need to eat EARLY. The acoustics are pretty good, the bass beat even vibrates the floor! The employees are ALL really nice. Customers/venue goers (whatever you want to call the people that bought tickets) are pretty nice, but have no compunction whatsoever of blocking your view. None. The open floor in front of the stage isn't that big and they will cram themselves on it or block the aisle leading to it, making it hard to get to your table if it's close to the stage and you went to the bar or the restrooms located to the right of the bar. Oh well. Concert. Happy rocking people. Deal with it, right? I'll update if Kim and I make it to the GNR tribute...

Not entirely sure how long this rendition has been here (bars in the area change names so…read morefrequently), but I think they may finally have a winner! It's a good sized club and they play a lot of good music. I've heard everything from funk to edm to hip hop. They bring in many great local artists to showcase their skills all the time. It's a good place to hang out and hear some good tunes. I have a blast every time I go.

Fun new get out to come watch some new artists take the stage. There is a bar and a bar food menu…read more Pretty much you go to bar order and they bring food out. Service is good. Pretty cool place especially for the people who are brave enough to perform in front a crowd for the 1st time.

Definitely a 5 star place, but when we were there seeing Tyler Hilton recently their right speaker…read morehad static distortion that was highly annoying which affected the show. I saw when I was purchasing tickets they were taking donations for new stage lights; I would have gladly donated for new speakers.

My daughter used this event center for her wedding 2 years ago. The staff in place at that time…read morewere very helpful. The ambiance is unique and interesting. She was very pleased.

Staff were very welcoming. Great performance the night I was there. Great place lots of history…read morehere.

The Woodshop is the place to go to see and hear quality live music in a smaller setting with a full…read morebar and great food. This spot may be St. Elmo's biggest asset!

My experience at the Wood Shop was an amazing experience. I love the atmosphere and everyone was…read morevery friendly and welcoming. This place is a hidden gem. I went on the night that KiKiMonique performed. Everyone that performed that night was awesome. I love the sound of live music and the passion they demonstrated gave me chills. I will definitely be back. Oh yeah the food is good too.