Knitting Factory Concert House (formerly Big Easy Concert House) will never fail to be a first-rate locale to visit for live acts. The electrifying atmosphere of the concert hall will leave the throngs of fans pleased. Any spot in the 550-capacity concert hall offers a great perspective of the act. Knitting Factory Concert House (formerly Big Easy Concert House) tickets are worth the price for each concert because of the enchanting feel and the eager crowd.

Big groups like The Fray will play Knitting Factory Concert House (formerly Big Easy Concert House) even though it is a tiny club. Smaller groups from the area play at the setting usually, most nights. Knitting Factory Concert House (formerly Big Easy Concert House) will usually have a group scheduled, but periodically the venue will have an open mic night when anything from blue grass to sketch comedy can be heard.

Knitting Factory Concert House (formerly Big Easy Concert House) was originally a four-star hotel, but it was altered into a club after it was a condemned in 1959 by Toby Ernhart. The owner desired to operate a club similar to his favorite bar during his undergraduate years at at Notre Dame. Knitting Factory Concert House (formerly Big Easy Concert House) has now become one of the trendiest clubs in the city to listen to shows or stop off for a nightcap.

Periodically Knitting Factory Concert House (formerly Big Easy Concert House) will have well-known groups and the tickets will disappear shockingly fast. vows to have a selection of seats to look at to those shows, no matter how out of stock they are. In addition to the tickets, our ticket broker service provides a accessible schedule of all the well-known concert at Knitting Factory Concert House (formerly Big Easy Concert House). The site also has a up-to-date map of the area that can be used to pinpoint a place for a quick drink before or after the show.