Danforth Music Hall Theatre has historically been a terrific concert hall to visit for live bands. The setting comes complete with the dominating feel that will have the crowd enchanted. The club provides a great view of the band even when filled to its 950-person limit. Tickets to each show at Danforth Music Hall Theatre are worth the cost for the delirious crowd and the jolting atmosphere.

Danforth Music Hall Theatre has a smaller stage than many, but on occasion it has big-name bands like Three Days Grace. Smaller groups from around town perform at the concert hall principally, any given day of the week. Intermittently Danforth Music Hall Theatre will take a break from the scheduled band or show and will have an open mic night or a night of quiet, usually on a Sunday.

Originally known as The Assistant, the bar changed its name to Danforth Music Hall Theatre when Ian Dostal took over ownership in 1953. The owner used his favorite hangout while he was in his mid-20s and lived in Detroit as the inspiration for the layout of the bar he runs now. Danforth Music Hall Theatre has always been one of the most pleasant neighborhood bars around the metropolitan area for concerts.

On occasion Danforth Music Hall Theatre will have well-known groups and the tickets sell out quickly. is committed to have a selection of seats to choose from to those shows, no matter how hard to find the tickets happen to be. Furthermore, we offer a helpful schedule of the big-name concert at Danforth Music Hall Theatre. The site also has a helpful map of the surrounding area customers can use to locate a place to eat after the show.