Mcmenamins Crystal Ballroom will continue to be a amazing concert hall to come see live bands. The overpowering atmosphere will the leave the crowd stunned. Every one of the 900 seats provides a wonderful perspective of the band. The effervescent throngs of fans and the stunning feel make the tickets cost to each show worth it.

Mcmenamins Crystal Ballroom is not an established locale, but sometimes it has well-known groups like Audio Slave. Most weekends, mainly, groups from around the area will play at the setting. Once in a while Mcmenamins Crystal Ballroom will take a break from the scheduled band or show and will have an open mic night or a night of quiet, most often on a Saturday.

Mcmenamins Crystal Ballroom was originally known as The Keepsake, but Kevin Richardson purchased the club from Tony Urich in the '60s and changed the name. The owner used the club he hung out the most at when he used to reside in New York as the inspiration for the design of the club he owns now. Mcmenamins Crystal Ballroom has since established itself as the most pleasant bar in the metropolitan area to listen to concerts or relax with a beer.

From time to time Mcmenamins Crystal Ballroom will have major bands and the tickets will sell out in incredible fashion. is committed to have seats to pick from to those shows, no matter how out of stock they are. Plus, our site offers a ready schedule of the big show at Mcmenamins Crystal Ballroom. The site also has a map of the surrounding area that can be used to find a place for a quick drink before the concert.