Grog Shop has historically been a terrific locale to go see live performances. The concert hall offers a feel that will leave the audience delighted and charged. Every single spot in the 350-capacity club has a awesome perspective of the stage. Each show at Grog Shop is worth the tickets’ cost for the active throngs of fans and the jolting feel alone.

Well-known groups like Hawthorne Heights will play Grog Shop even though it has more of a neighborhood bar feel to it. Customarily, the place will have bands from around the city perform each night. Every day but Wednesday Grog Shop has a group or a show scheduled. On that odd day they have an open mic for anything from raggae to standup comedy.

Grog Shop was originally a three-star restaurant, but it was transformed into a club after it went out of business in 1969 by Patrick Francoeur. The owner had always wanted to run a bar resembling the club he liked most during his college studies at at the University of Kentucky. Grog Shop has now become one of the most popular dive clubs in town for concerts as well as to buy a beer.

Once in a while Grog Shop will have big groups and the tickets will disappear quickly. pledges to have a stockpile of seats to choose from to those concerts, no matter how sold out the tickets might be. Also, our site has a accessible schedule of the big-name concert at Grog Shop. The site also has a helpful map of the area around the stage customers can use to locate a place to get a drink before the show.