El Paso County Coliseum is always a stupendous place to go for live bands. The amazing feel of the locale will leave the masses happy. Even when the club is packed, every single one of the 750 fans have a outlook of the performer that is wonderful. The frenzied throngs of fans and the entrancing feel make the tickets cost to any show worth it.

El Paso County Coliseum has a tiny stage, but now and then it has major groups like Theory of a Deadman. Any given night, usually, small groups from around the city will perform at the setting. Sometimes El Paso County Coliseum 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 Tuesday.

Originally known as The Cafeteria, the bar changed its name to El Paso County Coliseum when Alan Judge took over ownership in 1993. The owner wished to operate a club like the club he enjoyed most when he was attending at the University of Mississippi. El Paso County Coliseum has become the most welcoming neighborhood bar in town to listen to shows and relax with a nightcap.

Intermittently El Paso County Coliseum will have big bands and the tickets will not last that long. is assured to have seats to pick from to those concerts, no matter how out of stock the tickets happen to be. Concurrently with the tickets, our website offers a up-to-date schedule of all the big concert at El Paso County Coliseum. The site also has a convenient map of the surrounding area customers can use to find food before or after the concert.