The Basement has continued to be a impressive club to hear music performed live. The club offers a feel that will leave the crowd elated and entranced. Every spot in the 350-capacity site provides a amazing perspective of the performance. Each performance at The Basement is worth the tickets’ cost of admission for the raucous crowd and the overpowering feel alone.

Popular bands like Mudvayne will play The Basement even though it is more of a basement-type bar. Regularly, the concert hall will have bands from around the county perform any given day of the week. Periodically The Basement will take a break from the scheduled group or concert and will have an open mic night or a night of quiet, most of the time on a Monday.

The Basement was originally known as The Hypocrite, but Ryan Smith purchased the club from Oliver Vanderhoff in the '60s and changed the name. The owner used the club he enjoyed most during his college studies at at the University of Virginia as the inspiration for the design of the bar he operates now. The Basement has since established itself as one of the most well-known neighborhood clubs in the city to listen to shows or stop off for a cocktail.

On occasion The Basement will have major bands and the tickets will all move before you know it. vows to have a stock of seats to choose from to those shows, no matter how sold out they happen to be. Along with the tickets, the website has a helpful schedule of the heavily-publicized show at The Basement. The site also has a current map of the area customers can use to pinpoint a place to eat before or after the concert.