Headliners has historically been a superior club to go for live music. The concert hall offers a feel that will charge the audience and leave them fascinated. Every one of the 850 seats provides a unobscured outlook of the band. The lively masses and the stunning atmosphere make the tickets cost to each show worth it.

Even though Headliners has more of a basement bar feel to it, it has big-name groups like Muse now and then. Most days of the week, regularly, smaller bands from around town will play at the site. Headliners will typically have a band scheduled, but periodically the setting will have an open mic night when anything from punk rock to sketch comedy can be heard.

Originally known as The Vocation, the club changed its name to Headliners when Larry Urich took over ownership in the '50s. The owner had always wished to own a bar similar to the club he enjoyed most while he was in his 20s and resided in Miami. Headliners eventually became the most well-known dive club in the city to listen to shows or relax with a nightcap.

Sometimes Headliners will have heavily-publicized groups and the tickets will go incredibly quickly. vows to have a selection of seats to cull from to those shows, no matter how hard to find the tickets are. In addition, we provide a schedule of the all the major concert at Headliners. The site also has a useful map of the surrounding area that can be used to spot a bar before or after the concert.