Amos' Southend has never failed to be a tremendous site to come for live performances. The electrifying feel will the leave the throngs of fans enchanted. Every one of the 200 seats offers a tremendous perspective of the performance. Tickets to every concert at Amos' Southend are worth the fare for the effervescent masses and the electrifying atmosphere.

Amos' Southend has more of a dive bar atmosphere to it, but periodically it has well-known bands like Theory of a Deadman. The locale will normally have smaller groups from the area play any given day of the week. Amos' Southend has scheduled concerts or bands normally throughout the week, but they also have open mic nights on Monday.

Amos' Southend was originally known as The Desperado, but Quintin Nicodemus purchased the club from Ralph Jenson in 1973 and changed the name. The owner used his favorite hangout when he studied for his undergraduate degree at at Penn State as the inspiration for the layout of the bar he owns now. Amos' Southend has established itself as one of the most notable clubs locally for concerts.

Periodically Amos' Southend will have big-name groups and the tickets will go quickly. is guaranteed to have a stockpile of seats to choose from to those shows, no matter how out of stock the tickets might be. Concurrently with the tickets, our service provides a useful schedule of all the well-known show at Amos' Southend. The site also has a area map you can use to locate a place to catch a quick snack before the concert.