Scranton Cultural Center has constantly been a tremendous place to listen to live bands. The stage has a feel that will please the throngs of fans and leave them electrified. Any spot in the 1,300-capacity concert hall provides a unobscured outlook of the group. The tickets’ charge for each performance at Scranton Cultural Center is worth it just for the stunning feel and the raucous masses.

Important tours routinely schedule a concert at Scranton Cultural Center because it is a massive locale. Those national tours only demand a limited number of show nights a month, but the rest of the schedule is habitually packed with major bands like Weezer. Scranton Cultural Center will from time to time hold concerts that highlight small groups from around the city.

Scranton Cultural Center was originally a hotel, but it was altered into a club after the original owner sold it in 1990 by Peter Gibson. The owner based the design of the place on a concert hall he attended in Cologne. Scranton Cultural Center has now become the elite stage in town for concerts.

Scranton Cultural Center promises to have shows every week and tickets are always being requested. vows to have an inventory of seats to those shows, no matter how sold out the tickets are. Plus, our website has a handy schedule of the heavily-publicized show at Scranton Cultural Center. The site also has a useful seating chart and current map of the area.