JJ’s Live is Fayetteville’s premier live music venue, bringing top-tier artists and unforgettable performances to Northwest Arkansas. The venue is a state-of-the-art indoor concert space, offering an intimate yet high-energy atmosphere for fans. With a cutting-edge sound system, massive video wall, and a dynamic lineup spanning all genres, JJ’s Live is a must-visit destination for live entertainment.
Beyond concerts, JJ’s Live is designed to host private events, community gatherings, and more, all with the same commitment to top-notch hospitality and production quality. Whether it’s a packed show or a curated experience, JJ’s Live delivers an unmatched vibe in the heart of Fayetteville.
Past Acts:
Steve Aoki, Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, Warren Zeiders, Young Gravy, Third Eye Blind, Breaking Benjamin, Teddy Swims
The Factory is the first built from-the-ground-up performance venue in the Midwest in over twenty years. 52,000 square feet constructed specially for live music, with every detail designed for the performer and the audience.
The Factory has a capacity of 4,000, but with its unique, movable partitions different seating configurations can be created — offering tremendous floor plan flexibility — ranging from 2,350-person seated shows to 610-person seated dinners to intimate gatherings of any size.
Located in St. Louis’ upscale community of Chesterfield, The Factory is one of the anchors in the new entertainment complex – The District. The Factory is surrounded by restaurants, shops and entertainment options designed to appeal to everyone.
Past Acts:
Olivia Rodrigo, Lil Wayne, Paramore, Sabrina Carpenter, Old Dominion, The Roots, 311, Shane Gillis
Originally built in 1936, but having sat dilapidated for many years, this classic Route 66 attraction was bought in 2005 by brothers Marty and Mike Dillon. They have since restored the classic neon sign and hope that it will bring attention and investment to the area.
The theatre has been lovingly restored to it’s former glory, including the addition of a restaurant at the street level.
Past Acts:
XAVI, Sleep Token, Noah Cyrus, Sierra Ferrell, Soulja Boy
In 1912, The Victoria Theater opened as an alternative to the more expensive fare playing in Chicago’s notorious downtown venues. An article in the Chicago Tribune – one of many rave reviews – predicted the theatre would become one of Chicago’s most popular priced houses. Initially built to host vaudeville and touring stage shows, The Vic – as it’s now known – would prove to be one of the more adaptable and resilient such buildings in town, all the while remaining a stable anchor in the ever-changing landscape of the Lakeview neighborhood.
Past Acts:
Jerry Seinfeld, John Prine, Pat Metheny, David Crosby, Meat Loaf, Todd Rundgren, They Might Be Giants, Dead Can Dance, Sonic Youth, Tori Amos, Green Day, David Byrne, Peter Frampton, Goo Goo Dolls, Beastie Boys, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Disco Biscuits, Joe Satriani, Dark Star Orchestra, Jeff Tweedy, Cheap Trick, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, The B-52s, Snow Patrol, Rise Against, Sinead O’Connor, Amy Winehouse, Pearl Jam, Cage The Elephant, Seth Meyers, Whitney Cummings, Childish Gambino, Tame Impala, Amy Schumer, Janelle Monae, Sam Smith, Bleachers, Iliza Shlesinger, Elle King, Bastille, Tom Segura, Foster The People, Mavis Staples, Weird Al Yankovic, Dua Lipa, Disturbed, Elvis Costello
Park West has long been one of Chicago’s premier concert venues. Built in 1916 as a home for movies and vaudeville, the building’s rare diamond-shaped interior gave it a distinction unlike any other theatre in the city. It instantly became an anchor for entertainment in the vibrant Lincoln Park neighborhood and found lasting prosperity when it was transformed into a live concert hall in the late 1970s. Since then, its calendar has been filled with performances featuring some of the biggest names in contemporary music, many of whom have gone on to play in arenas and stadiums. Park West is also one of Chicago’s best-equipped multimedia facilities with a sterling reputation for corporate meetings and special events.
Past Acts:
The Pretenders, The Strokes, Ray Lamontagne, Prince, Goo Goo Dolls, David Gray, Todd Rundgren, Jeff Beck, Phoenix, Bo Burnham, Tom Segura, Amy Schumer, Brandi Carlile, The 1975, Charlie Puth, Patti Smith, Tegan and Sara, Grouplove, Franz Ferdinand, Chromeo, Gary Numan, DJ Shadow, Jungle, Dope Lemon, Bishop Briggs, Michael Kiwanuka, Liam Gallagher, Infamous Stringdusters, Umphrey’s McGee, Pete Yorn, Nathaniel Rateliff, Motet, Leftover Salmon, Greensky Bluegrass, Mike Gordon, Lotus, Boombox
Located in Chicago’s historic Uptown theater district, the Riviera Theatre has been a central part of Chicago’s entertainment scene for over 100 years.
Completed in 1917 by architects George and C.W. Rapp (Rapp & Rapp), it was built as a movie theater for the Balaban & Katz chain. Nearly 50 years ago, Jam Productions christened the theatre with its first concert, Supertramp. In the years since, the Riviera has hosted many of the world’s greatest performers and has established itself as one of Chicago’s premier concert and special events venues.
Its grand design and beauty make it a perfect location for a variety of events.
Past Acts:
AC/DC, Alice Cooper, Beastie Boys, Bad Religion, Billy Idol, Billy Joel, Bob Dylan, Chance The Rapper, Coldplay, Coolio, Dave Byrne, Ed Sheeran, Elvis Costello, Foo Fighters, Franz Ferdinand, Iggy Pop, INXS, Iron Maiden, John Mellencamp, Kinks, Lenny Kravitz, LL Cool J, Miley Cyrus, Morrissey, Motely Crue, Police, Prince, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Robert Plant, Sheryl Crow, Tom Petty, TOOL, Weezer, Wilco, Ziggy Marley
Nestled in Oklahoma City’s vibrant Bricktown District, The Criterion stands as a premier live music and event venue. Since opening its doors in 2016, this modern facility has captivated audiences with a diverse array of performances, from chart-topping musicians to renowned comedians. With a spacious design accommodating over 3,000 guests, The Criterion offers an unparalleled entertainment experience in the heart of the city.
Past Acts:
Billy Strings, Paramore, Hardy, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Vampire Weekend, Wynonna Judd
Nestled in Buffalo’s bustling Theater District, “Electric City” emerges as a tribute to the city’s luminous history. At 433 Pearl St, it celebrates Buffalo’s legacy as America’s first electrified city, thanks to Nikola Tesla’s brilliance in 1896.
This venue is strategically located among top-tier hotels and exquisite dining establishments. Building on the heritage of the Tralf Music Hall, Electric City aims to be more than just a venue; it’s a beacon where Buffalo’s rich culture and dynamic arts shine bright.
Welcome to Electric City!
Past Acts:
James Kennedy, Hippie Sabotage, The Chats, Echo & the Bunnymen, Paul Oakenfold, Matt Maeson, The Struts,
Located in the heart of downtown San Luis Obispo, CA, the Fremont Theater is a historic movie theater, built in 1941. Throughout its early years it served both as a moving picture theater and a live entertainment venue. In the late 20th century, developers wanted to raze the building to install a new multiplex, but public outcry saved the theater. Full of rich, art deco charm, this theater has hosted everything from war bond shows to Adam Ant and Yes.
Past Acts:
Wynonna Judd, Trombone Shorty, The Offspring,Halestorm, Chicano Batman, Illenium, The Pixies, Kris Kristofferson, George Clinton, The Psychedelic Furs, Dispatch, Brandi Carlisle, e-40, Denzel Curry,Morrisey, Courtney Barnett, Ani DiFranco, Stephen Marley, Rainbow Kitten Surprise, Tyler Childers, Cody Jinks, Ryan Bingham, Spoon
