Station 4 has never failed to be a superior place to go see live bands. The stunning feel of the setting will leave the masses elated. When full, all 850 fans have a great view of the group. The active audience and the awe-inspiring feel make the tickets cost to any performance worth it.

Big bands like Panic at the Disco will play Station 4 even though it is more of a basement-type bar. The concert hall will principally have smaller bands from the area play most days of the week. Station 4 has scheduled concerts or groups most of the time throughout the week, but they also have open mic nights on Saturday.

Station 4 was originally known as The Anyplace, but Galloway Neilson purchased the club from Scott Tomaselli in 1998 and changed the name. The owner had always wished to own a club resembling the club he hung out the most at while he was in his 20s and abided in Phoenix. Station 4 has since become the most pleasant dive bar in the metropolitan area to relax with a beer as well as for shows.

Periodically Station 4 will have big-name groups and the tickets will go quickly. vows to have a selection of seats to choose from to those concerts, no matter how in demand the tickets might be. Furthermore, our ticket broker website offers a accessible schedule of all the heavily-publicized show at Station 4. The site also has a current area map you can use to find a place to get a drink before the concert.