Aggie Theatre is historically a superior setting to hear music performed live. The electrifying feel of the stage will leave the throngs of fans pleased. Any where in the 900- capacity locale has a unobscured view of the performer. The vibrant throngs of fans and the captivating feel make the tickets cost to each show worth it.

Aggie Theatre is not a major venue, but intermittently it has big groups like Seether. The concert hall will mainly have small groups from around town perform most days of the week. Aggie Theatre will most often have a band scheduled, but periodically the stage will have an open mic night when anything from folk music to sketch comedy can be heard.

Originally known as The Beach, the club changed its name to Aggie Theatre when Jerry Phillippe took over ownership in 1975. The owner wanted to run a bar like his favorite hangout when he grew up in Concord. Aggie Theatre is now one of the most welcoming bars around town for shows as well as to stop in for a drink.

Intermittently Aggie Theatre will have major bands and the tickets never last long. is assured to have a stock of seats to look at to those shows, no matter how in demand they might be. Together with the tickets, the site has a useful schedule of the heavily-publicized concert at Aggie Theatre. The site also has a accessible map of the area that can be used to pinpoint food before or after the show.