Shryock Auditorium is without fail a amazing stage to visit for live performances. The site has a feel that will leave the crowd electrified and thrilled. When at full capacity, all 200 people get a open view of the performers. The active throngs of fans and the astonishing atmosphere make the tickets cost to every performance worth it.

Even though Shryock Auditorium is a less established locale, it has heavily-publicized groups like Black Stone Cherry periodically. Smaller bands from the county play at the concert hall mainly, most days of the week. Shryock Auditorium does not discriminate against any music, having shows for everything from raggae to raggae scheduled every day of the week. The concert hall also has an open mic night on Friday.

Shryock Auditorium was originally known as The Colleague, but Zach Kostner purchased the club from Jack Van Hoos in 1973 and changed the name. The owner used the bar he liked when he was in his late-20s and resided in Las Vegas as the inspiration for the design of the bar he operates now. Shryock Auditorium has developed into the most pleasant neighborhood club around town to listen to concerts and stop off for a nightcap.

From time to time Shryock Auditorium will have heavily-publicized groups and the tickets will not last long. is committed to have a stock of seats to cull from to those shows, no matter how in demand they might be. Plus, our ticket broker service offers a schedule of the major concert at Shryock Auditorium. The site also has a map of the surrounding area that can be used to locate a place to catch a quick snack before or after the concert.