The Plain Dealer Pavilion (formerly the Scene Pavilion) has constantly been a amazing setting to come for live bands. The dominating feel will the leave the crowd enraptured. Even when the site is full, everyone of the 1,800 people gets a clear perspective of the group. The raucous audience and the powerful atmosphere make the tickets cost to any concert worth it.

The Plain Dealer Pavilion (formerly the Scene Pavilion) is a massive enough concert hall so that it is a habitually scheduled show on essential tours. The rest of the schedule is frequently filled with big bands like Weezer. The Plain Dealer Pavilion (formerly the Scene Pavilion) will from time to time hold concerts that focus on bands from town.

The Plain Dealer Pavilion (formerly the Scene Pavilion) was originally known as The City, but Luke O'Toole purchased the club from George Menchen in 1998 and changed the name. The owner found a setting in Copenhagen one summer and based his club on it. The Plain Dealer Pavilion (formerly the Scene Pavilion) has since established itself as one of the most notable stages in the city for tour stops and weekend shows.

The Plain Dealer Pavilion (formerly the Scene Pavilion) has concerts each week and tickets are always being requested. promises to have an inventory of seats to choose from to those concerts, no matter how tough to find they are. Also, we offer a ready schedule of the major show at The Plain Dealer Pavilion (formerly the Scene Pavilion). The website also comes with a seating chart and map of the area that can be used to locate a bar before or after the concert.