Berkeley Community Theatre has constantly been a stupendous club to listen to bands perform live. The stage has a feel that will entrance the masses and leave them captivated. Every spot in the 850-capacity venue provides a unobscured perspective of the performers. Any show at Berkeley Community Theatre is worth the tickets’ cost of admission for the eager throngs of fans and the awesome feel alone.

Popular bands like Saving Abel will play Berkeley Community Theatre even though it has more of a neighborhood bar feel to it. The setting will generally have smaller bands from the city play most nights. Berkeley Community Theatre will generally have a band scheduled, but intermittently the concert hall will have an open mic night when anything from punk rock to standup comedy can be heard.

Originally known as The Chief, the club changed its name to Berkeley Community Theatre when Henry Parquette took over ownership in 1957. The owner had always desired to own a club resembling his favorite hangout when he studied for his undergraduate degree at at the University of Minnesota. Berkeley Community Theatre has established itself as the trendiest dive bar around the city for concerts as well as to get a beer.

Intermittently Berkeley Community Theatre will have heavily-publicized groups and the tickets will not last that long. promises to have an inventory of seats to those shows, no matter how hard to get the tickets might be. Plus, our service provides a current schedule of all the big-name concert at Berkeley Community Theatre. The site also has a convenient map of the area you can use to locate a place to catch a quick snack after the show.