Penns Peak has always been a fine setting to hear live acts. The electrifying atmosphere will the leave the crowd entranced. When full, all 900 people have a wonderful view of the performers. The active throngs of fans and the energizing atmosphere make the tickets cost to every performance worth it.

Periodically Penns Peak will have big-name groups like Theory of a Deadman despite the fact that it is not an established venue. Groups from around the city perform at the stage principally, most days of the week. Penns Peak does not discriminate against any music, having shows for everything from hard rock to folk music scheduled every day of the week. The locale also has an open mic night on Wednesday.

Harold Rummerfield purchased the Penns Peak in 1978 and transformed it from an carpet showroom after the original owner sold it to him when it went bankrupt. The owner wished to own a bar like his favorite hangout while he was a student at at Virginia Tech. Penns Peak has now become one of the most respected bars around the metropolitan area to listen to shows or stop in for a drink.

Once in a while Penns Peak will have popular bands and the tickets will sell out with incredible speed. is assured to have an inventory of seats to choose from to those concerts, no matter how hard to find the tickets might be. Moreover, our website offers a helpful schedule of the major concert at Penns Peak. The site also has a useful map of the area around the setting you can use to find a bar before or after the show.