Penns Landing Festival Pier has never failed to be a cool concert hall to go see bands perform live. The place has a feel that will astonish the throngs of fans and leave them elated. Any where in the 500- capacity site provides a unobscured outlook of the stage. Penns Landing Festival Pier tickets are worth the cost of admission for any concert because of the electrifying feel and the animated masses.

Even though Penns Landing Festival Pier is more of a basement-type bar, it has popular bands like Black Stone Cherry now and then. The venue will most of the time have smaller groups from around the county perform each day of the week. Open mic nights on Friday allow small bands from the area who are just starting out or just playing for fun to be heard, giving Penns Landing Festival Pier a break from the scheduled shows.

Penns Landing Festival Pier was originally known as The Lectern, but Hugh Jean purchased the bar from Ed Rastetter in the 1980s and changed the name. The owner used the bar he enjoyed while he studied for his undergraduate degree at at West Virginia University as the inspiration for the design of the club he owns now. Penns Landing Festival Pier eventually became the most popular bar around town to listen to concerts and stop in for a nightcap.

On occasion Penns Landing Festival Pier will have big-name bands and the tickets will sell out in incredible fashion. vows to have a stock of seats to choose from to those concerts, no matter how in demand the tickets might be. Concurrently with the tickets, we offer a handy schedule of all the well-known concert at Penns Landing Festival Pier. The site also has a useful map of the area around the concert hall customers can use to pinpoint a place to catch a quick snack before or after the concert.