Station 4 is historically a impressive concert hall to listen to bands perform live. The awe-inspiring feel will the leave the masses pleased. The venue has a wonderful perspective of the act even when filled to its 100-person limit. Tickets to each performance at Station 4 are worth the cost of admission for the frenzied crowd and the captivating feel.

Big-name groups like Snow Patrol will play Station 4 even though it is a smaller club than many. The stage will primarily have small groups from the area perform each night. Station 4 has scheduled shows or bands generally throughout the week, but they also have open mic nights on Monday.

Originally known as The Human, the bar changed its name to Station 4 when Chris Wilmouth took over ownership in 1982. The owner used the bar he hung out the most at when he was attending at the University of California as the inspiration for the design of the bar he owns now. Station 4 has evolved into the most popular bar in the metropolitan area for concerts as well as to relax with a beer.

On occasion Station 4 will have big-name bands and the tickets will disappear fast. promises to have a stock of seats to choose from to those shows, no matter how hard to get the tickets happen to be. In addition to the tickets, the website has a ready schedule of all the big concert at Station 4. The site also has a convenient area map customers can use to find a place to get a drink before the concert.