Bottom Lounge has constantly been a stupendous venue to come see bands perform live. The stunning feel will the leave the crowd thrilled. Every spot in the 550-capacity club has a unobstructed view of the group. The frenzied throngs of fans and the thrilling feel make the tickets cost to every concert worth it.

Big-name groups like Flyleaf will play Bottom Lounge even though it is a less established locale. Most of the time, the place will have smaller bands from the area perform just about every weekend. Bottom Lounge will normally have a group scheduled, but sometimes the setting will have an open mic night when anything from punk rock to sketch comedy can be heard.

Bottom Lounge was originally known as The Telegram, but Keith Ernst purchased the bar from Jacob Ihnen in 1998 and changed the name. The owner used his favorite hangout while he was a student at at Marquette University as the inspiration for the design of the bar he operates now. Bottom Lounge is now one of the nicest neighborhood bars around the metropolitan area for concerts as well as to relax with a beer.

Occasionally Bottom Lounge will have big-name groups and the tickets will all move quickly. is committed to have seats to cull from to those concerts, no matter how tough to get they might be. Furthermore, our ticket broker website has, our ticket broker website provides a convenient schedule of all the popular show at Bottom Lounge. The site also has a useful map of the surrounding area you can use to locate a place to catch a quick snack before the concert.