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    Channel 24

    3.7
    (84 reviews)
    5.2 mi

    Recently went to a comedy show here. Our 1st show here. Thr club is on the edge of a residential…read moreneighborhood. There are a few parking lots within a short walk, a street parking in the neighborhood. Pre-show we lined up for entry. There is a bar on the 2nd floor. The show room is beautiful with the 1st floor that can have seating, or a stand up audience. The 2nd floor has 3 tiered seating. There is not a bad seat in the house for watching the show. The sound system is very good. My wife and I look forward to returning for future shows.

    I hate to update this with a bad rating, but my hearing has been DAMAGED after attending a show…read morehere. They had usually kept the sound levels here reasonable, but one show I attended was louder than usual. Afterwards, I have had ringing in my ears for the past TWELVE WEEKS. While I didn't think much of it during the show, I obviously would not have gone had I known it was going to cause this much damage. The venue should have posted a warning about the sound being above safe levels, and clearly advised patrons to use hearing protection and made that easily available. I learned too late that a sound level meter would have clearly shown that the sound levels were loud enough to cause permanent hearing damage. I'm normally the last person to complain about sound being too loud, but it's simply inexcusable that any show in a public venue would cause hearing damage! I have sent printed letters about this to the venue, its parent company and the management of the band. I have not received any response at all, not even an apology. I live very close to this venue and had attended many shows, but I no longer can after this. I greatly value my hearing and am now spending much time and money in efforts to minimize the damage this one show caused me. I was very happy to have this place open so close to me, but now I can't wait to move.

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    Front entrance, box office on right
    Front entrance, box office on right
    Stage view from side
    Stage view from side
    Studio 24 - Add-On ticket to a private space with its own bathroom and bar.

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    Studio 24 - Add-On ticket to a private space with its own bathroom and bar.
    The Side Door

    The Side Door

    4.8
    (12 reviews)
    4.3 mi

    Attended two music shows on consecutive nights. 1st show the room was packed, completely sold out…read more 2nd show there were less than 20 people in the audience. The building and the auditorium are funky. Flat floor, uncomfortable folding chairs. The stage is elevated up 18 inches, so if you are short and there are bigger people seated in front of you there's little chance you will see the performers. Look for the ceiling air conditioning vents and avoid sitting under one of them. Made that mistake. I had a constant 3 hour blast of chilled air blowing on top of me. My nose was running like a faucet and I was literally trembling from the cold. Couldn't change seats in the capacity crowd. Tbe Bose sound system is adequate though inexpertly managed. The featured guitarist of a jazz combo could barely be heard, and I was sitting on the 4th row. All said, this is a bare bones hall that is staff by welcoming people. Informal, unfussy. Come as you are, no need to dress up.

    September 14, 2024…read more This was my first visit to The Side Door. We were there to see singer Chris Webster and guitarist Nina Gerber. The venue is small, but is a great place to see live music. At only 130 seats, it is an intimate setting. Music only, no food or drinks sold. We had dinner and drinks next door at The Hop Gardens restaurant before the show, and then walked around the corner a bit before show time and we were lucky enough to snag first row seats (no assigned seating). The seats are folding chairs, but they are comfortable enough. The sound system is great. Made for a wonderful evening of music at a very reasonable price ($25/ea).

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    September 14, 2024
 Nina Gerber's pup hanging out on stage during show.
    September 14, 2024 Nina Gerber's pup hanging out on stage during show.
    Getting ready for our next show
    Getting ready for our next show
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    Harlow's

    Harlow's

    3.4
    (411 reviews)
    5.5 mi
    $$

    I would say this venue has been booking more new and exciting bands over the past five years…read more Please please keep these shows coming. Makes me happy to see more punk/goth/metal shows happening here. I went to the recently sold out Die Spitz show and I was amazed how much energy the crowd had. You won't see no mosh pit at Golden One Center. Keep supporting smaller music venues and independent artists.

    I love going to concerts, but somehow in all my years, I have somehow never attended a show at…read moreHarlow's. Located on J Street on the 27th block, this small club exceeded all my expectations for this show. Parking is mostly all neighborhood parking at street meters, but the venue only holds maybe 300 so its not horrible Going through security and ticket check was relatively quick and painless, with security and employees all easy going and pleasant. Once inside, the merch tables were a little cramped, but merch was displayed prominently and transactions were quick and easy. The bar area to right when you first walk in takes up almost the whole wall, with multiple bartenders taking orders and serving customers so ordering a beer was quick to come, ice cold and not ridiculously marked up compared to other places .They also had various mixed drink options. The actual floor/stage area was small, intimate and surrounded at back and on side with raised area with some tables and chairs that were reserved, I assume for an extra price (I didnt inquire). The acoustics were quite good, considering the bands playing(opener was a so cal punk band called The Mainliners), headliner was a heavy metal stoner/grunge type band from Norway (Slomosa). A great evening of music, venue is exceptional, looking forward to finding a show I can take the wife too, as I never explored the back or upper areas that I understand add even more layers to an exceptional experience at this venue.

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    Mainliners
    Mainliners
    Harlow's
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    Ace of Spades

    Ace of Spades

    3.2
    (832 reviews)
    5.8 mi
    $$

    Love this venue ! The closeness to my home, access, coziness…read moreof the venue is Pretty awesome. It is great to have local venues that provide an intimate show setting while still drawing a wide variety of Top Tier acts that may not or be avle to quite justify an arena show This time out, was catching a hard rock concert headlined by Ukrainian powerhouse Jinjer, joined by Japans Crystal Lake and another thrash band Entheos. The security service, ticket scanners, and var staff are all excellent and efficient in handling any size crowd . Decent selction of dribks and beers available from the bar, as well as cups and free cold water.

    I recently attended Alex Isley's concert at Ace of Spades, and while the performance itself was…read morefantastic, the venue continues to be one of my least favorite in the Sacramento area. Ace of Spades is primarily a general admission, standing-room-only venue. I understand that's part of its model, but what I struggle with is the cost of having access to a seat. Reserved seating can run $100-$150 per seat, which feels excessive. As someone with a chronic back issue, it's frustrating that the option to sit down during a concert comes with such a steep additional cost. Basic accessibility and comfort shouldn't feel like a luxury upgrade. There were also a few moments during Alex Isley's set when the sound briefly blipped while she was singing. Music didn't stop, singing sounded off. It wasn't constant, but it was noticeable enough to pull you out of the experience. On a positive note, the Good Luck Lounge was a great addition. The atmosphere was welcoming, the DJ was excellent, and the finger foods were surprisingly good. It definitely enhanced the overall experience before the show. The staff at both AOS & GLL were excellent! That said, the seating situation remains a major drawback for me. Unless it's an artist I really, really want to see, Ace of Spades isn't a venue I would choose. The performers are often great, but the overall experience doesn't justify the premium pricing for something as simple as a place to sit.

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    Ace of Spades
    Ace of Spades
    Ace of spades sign

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    Ace of spades sign
    The Colonial Theatre

    The Colonial Theatre

    4.0
    (30 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    Came here for the Sacramento Horror Film Fest and had a memorable time watching a diverse range of…read moreshort films, featuring unique plots, plenty of gore, and comedic twists. The picture quality was more than sufficient for viewing the amazing works of artists and filmmakers. The subwoofers brought the rumbling during the first set of films, a little too strong if you ask me. But when they turned it down (probably at the request of attendees), the sound became echoey and a bit hard to understand for some of the later showings. It worked out though, and didn't take away too much from the overall experience. Seats in the auditorium were outdated but in decent condition, fold down cushions, a bit hard/stiff, comfortable enough. No cupholders at the seats though. And no reserved seating. Good news is, view of the stage and projector screen is pretty good from any seat in the house. Very basic offerings at the concessions stand, classic theatre refreshments... popcorn, nachos, hot dogs, and candy, along with 4 types of soda flavors. But at least they offer snacks and drinks here. We got some peanut m&ms and a small container of popcorn, it was nice and salty. Women's restroom is small and cramped with only 2 stalls, minimal space, the stall doors almost reach the sink when you open them. In the end, even with its imperfections, I liked the theatre as an event space. Staff was friendly, and the atmosphere was very chill. It's a historic venue with appeal in its simplicity.

    Cool vintage theatre. Seats in the back 4 rows are more comfortable. They have lots of different…read moreartsy & spooky events throughout the year. There's a vegan restaurant and a Turkish convenience store in the same building. Only negatives are limited parking and vintage building means vintage(small) restrooms.

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    Inside the theater. There is only 1 floor. No bad seats as it's a very small theater.
    Inside the theater. There is only 1 floor. No bad seats as it's a very small theater.
    Stage (Sacramento Horror Film Fest)
    Stage (Sacramento Horror Film Fest)
    Metal concert   Profanatica (US)/Panzerfaust (DE)

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    Metal concert Profanatica (US)/Panzerfaust (DE)
    The Backyard

    The Backyard

    3.4
    (10 reviews)
    6.4 mi

    First time at this venue, I guess is fairly new not enough info out there, I had to research it and…read morestill didn't have all the info! When we purchase the tickets we weren't clear if we had seat or if it was general admission, so we brought our chairs, turns out we did had seats assigned and they also have general admission and in there you can use your chairs. They make you park at Lot D and is a mile walk to the venue, it was $20 cash; there's a dropped off area right in-front the venue , the venue itself is connected to a restaurant and a mini golf , there's a mall across the street. Security wasn't all that (they were nice tho) you can bring a medium or small size bags (however is up to them to decide which size it's appropriate to bring in to the venue) you can also bring sealed water bottles or an empty PLASTIC Bottle, no hydroflask or anything of that kind. They sale food such as bbq ribs & drinks. The concert itself was amazing, very intimate, the speakers were clear.

    This venue is right behind Rock n' Brews by Cal Expo. It's essentially a parking lot with a stage…read more There are no indoor bathrooms, only porta potties. They have a few food trucks on site and a couple of bars. There is a VIP area, it's referred to as "the hill" because it's slightly elevated so you should be able to see over the crowd. Parking is $20 (bring cash) and you enter through Gate D at Cal Expo, if the parking lot in front of Rock n' Brews isn't full they have you park there. The two times I went I was there early so I was able to park close. Try to avoid going to a concert during or after the State Fair. The Backyard is near the stables where they keep the livestock during the fair, which means there are a LOT of flies when the fair is going on. I've only been to two daytime shows (Sad Summer and Summer School Tour) so I can't say what it's like to to go a regular nighttime concert. The shows I went to were standing room only, and they were on very hot days. I will say the venue did an excellent job keeping everyone cool and hydrated. For Sad Summer it was over 110 degrees, they had setup a white tent, had misters, plenty of free water and a few large trash cans filled with water so you could wet a cooling rag (they also provided new towels for those who didn't bring one). They let you bring in one empty water bottle or a sealed one. You were allowed to bring in sunscreen, but it had to be lotion, it couldn't be aerosol. The staff was very friendly and helpful. It's definitely not my favorite venue but it is new, so there may be some improvements.

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    The Backyard
    Water for hot daytime shows
    Water for hot daytime shows
    The VIP area, it's slightly raised so you should be able to see over the crowd

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    The VIP area, it's slightly raised so you should be able to see over the crowd

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