Sixth & I Synagogue has historically been a superior venue to go see bands perform live. The venue comes complete with the awe-inspiring feel that will have the crowd thrilled. Any spot in the 150-capacity stage provides a clear outlook of the group. Sixth & I Synagogue tickets are worth the charge for any performance because of the enchanting feel and the vivacious crowd.

Sixth & I Synagogue is not an established locale, but on occasion it has big groups like The Fray. The concert hall will principally have small groups from town play just about every day of the week. While usually Sixth & I Synagogue has scheduled concerts set up , the setting does have a couple of open mic nights. The open mic for musicians is on Tuesday and the one for standup comedians is on Monday.

Sixth & I Synagogue was built in 1995 by Rick Noonan. The owner used his favorite club while he was in his mid-20s and abided in Louisville as the inspiration for the layout of the bar he operates now. Sixth & I Synagogue has grown into the most preferred club locally to have a nightcap as well as for concerts.

Periodically Sixth & I Synagogue will have major bands and the tickets will not last long. pledges to have a stock of seats to look at to those concerts, no matter how sold out they might be. Together with the tickets, the site provides a useful schedule of the big concert at Sixth & I Synagogue. The site also has a convenient area map you can use to find food before the concert.