Zoellner Arts Center has always been a great site to go for live music. The entrancing atmosphere of the club will leave the masses stunned. Any where in the 600- capacity concert hall provides a unobscured view of the band. The delirious crowd and the awesome feel make the tickets cost to each show worth it.

Even though Zoellner Arts Center is a small club, it has big groups like Buckcherry once in a while. Each night, usually, small groups from around the city will play at the stage. Zoellner Arts Center does not discriminate against any music, having shows for everything from folk music to hard rock scheduled every day of the week. The locale also has an open mic night on Saturday.

Originally a four-star restaurant, Zoellner Arts Center was changed into a club by Luke Emerson in 1988. The owner wanted to operate a club resembling the bar he hung out the most at when he was in his mid-20s and resided in Washington, D.C.. Zoellner Arts Center has now evolved into the most pleasant bar in the metropolitan area for concerts.

Occasionally Zoellner Arts Center will have big bands and the tickets will not last long. promises to have a selection of seats to pick from to those shows, no matter how tough to find the tickets might be. Along with the tickets, our ticket broker website offers a current schedule of all the big concert at Zoellner Arts Center. The site also has a handy area map you can use to spot a place to catch a quick snack before or after the show.