My family and I attended an event at this venue, and what should have been a fun, memorable experience turned into one of the most upsetting and unprofessional situations we have ever dealt with. Moments before Silverstein was about to take the stage, a female employee aggressively confronted us without warning. There was no polite request, no conversation--just sudden hostility and yelling. The supposed "issue"? My six-year-old daughter was on my shoulders while we were standing OFF TO THE SIDE, near the handrail, purposely away from the center so we wouldn't block anyone. We had already watched three bands this way for over two hours without a single problem. No one around us ever complained--quite the opposite. Many people were excited to see a child enjoying her first concert and told us how awesome it was. People were smiling, cheering her on, and taking photos of how much fun she was having. When this employee stormed over and started yelling aggressively, several concertgoers immediately spoke up for us. They told her clearly that my daughter wasn't bothering anyone, wasn't blocking anyone's view, and was just a little kid enjoying the moment. Instead of listening--or acting like a professional--the staff member told these guests to mind their fing business*, loudly and aggressively, right in front of my daughter. My daughter burst into tears instantly. She was terrified and confused and kept saying she didn't understand what she did wrong. This altercation absolutely devastated her, and no six-year-old should ever be treated like that at what should have been a joyful experience. We supported the venue fully--we bought tickets, we purchased food and drinks, and we even paid to have our jackets stored in their cubbies. Despite all that, we were treated with nothing but disrespect and hostility. After being forced to leave the show entirely, I spoke to the young woman at the front desk. She told me directly that this has never been an issue in the past. When I asked to speak with someone in charge, they sent the exact same female security employee who had yelled at us. She walked up smiling--as if she was proud of the altercation or pleased with herself for causing such distress. It was disturbing and completely inappropriate. I later spoke with the General Manager hoping there would finally be some accountability. Instead, he acted as if he didn't believe what happened. He even stated that it was "impossible to post rules or regulations for their events--they just deal with problems as they happen." That attitude alone demonstrates the lack of structure, consistency, or professionalism at this venue. Despite multiple witnesses trying to defend us earlier, he dismissed nearly everything. In the end, he simply pushed a refund at us like that would somehow erase the harm done. A refund does NOT fix this. A refund does NOT erase my daughter's fear and heartbreak. A refund does NOT change the unprofessional, hostile behavior of the staff. In a blind effort to find answers--knowing full well the band was not responsible for the venue's actions--we contacted the band's management. Shockingly, the band's manager responded to us before the venue ever did. That alone says everything about who actually cares about their fans. It says even more that other concertgoers showed more empathy, common sense, and integrity than the venue's own staff and management. I hope this review helps other families understand the type of treatment they may face here. No child should ever leave their first concert crying because of a staff member's deliberate hostility. If the venue cannot handle enforcing rules respectfully, cannot create a safe and welcoming environment for all ages as they advertise, and cannot treat paying customers with basic human decency, then something is seriously wrong with how they operate. read more

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My wife bought me tickets for my birthday to see Five for Fighting and Vertical Horizon as it's opener! Wow! Both were excellent acts and really close to us! Awesome shows! Very personal. Never been in the pit before. I'm an old dog and we stood for four hours watching and the wait before the show. Tuff but worth the closeness. I'm renting a chair next time if available. My feet were numb afterwards. Please see my video I posted to see how close and awesome the view was! Touching! A very nice and safe place I'll return to! read more

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Staff for upper floor/balcony sucks. Seating sucks. Rules are not consistent for all attendees. So annoying. Was prepared to spend a lot of $$ on drinks/snacks and I tip very well but this place is not it! Do not waste your money read more

Seen lots of good concerts at this venue. Never have had an issue. Good place to go to see musical acts

well....this place is..ok. ONLY go here if a band you're dying to see is playing, for a fun casual show, literally do not come here lol. go to the shredder or shrine, literally anywhere but here lol it is the mega-corp of local venues, like elon musk type. they soo are crazy expensive and for what? everytime i have been here, i almost always have to pay some sort of upcharge for my tickets. i suppose yes, MAYBE that's on me for not buying in advance, but 99% of venues kind of list these things in advertising, or on the flyer? not surprising you with it last minute like if you guys are gonna upcharge, put it on the flyer as the 'at doors' price instead of giving some BS price that you wont even stick to. "20$ online, 25$ door" okay cool, ill bring 25$ bucks we get there all excited to finally get in, buut noo.... there's actually a fee! oh, okay cool, i dont have the cash for that on me, was not trying to bring unnecessary money that'll fall out of my pocket so... i tell em, okay..well yall didnt say that on any...of the flyers, i will literally show you hahah cuzzz that is kind of crazy i am being so for real when the lady at the front just goes "ohhh wellll umm.." and trails off, couldn't even explain likee.. why.. there is a fee and why it wasn't listed oh, also they kind of DONT do split payments, sooo you actually can't pay the rest on your card, sorry! if it werent for the really cool guy behind us in line who covered me and my friends tickets, we wouldve been cooked. so thank you very much random guy. the dumb surprise fee event has happened to me everytime ive been here, so yeah. dont come here unless you reallllyyyy have to...lol read more

Didn't have any food- just a few drinks. Pretty good view no matter where you sit or stand. We had to stand up the whole time upstairs but had a wide wood bar though to rest our stuff on. They really crack down on ADA seating even if there are no ada's there (elbow in a Velcro kinda sling was qualified though hmmm a little food for thought just kidding) ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. You don't get service unless you pay extra for a reserved table. read more

I've never been more disappointed in a venue. My family and I went to the Citizen Soldier concert tonight at the Knitting Factory in Boise. This was my 13-year-old sister's first concert ever -- and one of the staff members ruined it for her. While my mom and I stepped away to buy a drink, my sister sat on the floor for literally two minutes after standing from 7-9PM (she wasn't even in the walk way). Instead of this staff member telling her to get up, this staff member chose to YELL at her. Not just talk -- yell. And told an obvious looking minor to go sit at the bar. The result? My little sister ended up bawling and having a full-on panic attack in the middle of a concert that was supposed to be about mental health awareness. That one staff member's lack of compassion and professionalism completely destroyed what should have been an impactful, memorable first experience. It is absolutely unacceptable for a grown adult representing a venue to bully a 13-year-old child like that. Knitting Factory, you need to address this. No child (or anyone, for that matter) deserves to be treated this way. The manager tonight didn't even come up to apologize. She handed 3 "drink tokens" to a drunk man to give it to us as an "apology". read more

Please be aware that The Knitting Factory is not an all age friendly establishment. They are not accommodating with minors, and do not have any written rules about what allowed for children. The staff is rude and handle disputes terribly. read more

This is a super fun venue! The security checking is in were very nice, and the people behind the bar were friendly as well. $6 for a beer may be the cheapest price I have ever paid at a venue. The sound was good, not great, but much better than what other reviews stated. I would definitely come back, and if it's your local venue you should check it out! read more

Nothing about tables 4,5,6 or 12.13,14 is VIP for the cost of the ticket. I would recommend saving your money and watching YouTube videos or purchase the cheap ticket and find standing room on the floor. Absolutely ridiculous!!! Before anyone thinks I'm just a complainer, the map does not show the sound table in the center of the VIP section. read more

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Security sucks and doesn't listen! If you complain about someone that's being sloppy drunk, you're the one that ends up getting kicked out. I will definitely not be going back to this venue. read more

Was at the Drake Milligan concert last night. The most horrible sound system I've ever heard. Pumped up drums and bass drowned out virtually all the rest of the instruments as well as Drake's singing. Several times there was actually feedback thru the system. I haven't heard a professional concert system feedback squeal since the 70's. Based on what we heard, this venue is OFF our list. Dreadful!! read more

I like this venue. It is super small which makes it super awesome. We got to see Pink Sweats concert here and it was great. We sat up in the balcony and had a great view! If you buy general then you are downstairs and standing the whole time so that wouldn't be as fun depending on what kind of time you are wanting. All the balcony seats seem to have a good view. The sound system and lightening was average but really wasn't expecting too much with that. It definitely could use a better cocktail menu. Everything said like pure sugar syrup with no alcohol. I think the open ceiling looks super cool. Overall looking forward to going to another concert there. read more

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Honestly, I don't think people know what a special venue we have here in Boise. I have lived in Vegas for a few years and Denver for some time and after experiencing drink prices, ticket prices, and shoulder to shoulder to butt standing, we are so lucky! Yes, drinks are pricey but not as much as normal music halls. Go get dinner and drinks before the show, that will help cut down on a bit of the cost of wanting to drink in the venue. There are some great places a hop away with awesome happy hours! Have three or four, it's happy hour! Don't do coat check, leave it in the car. I always think 3 minutes of suffering in the cold is worth the freedom in the music hall. Yes, you can coat check but I am sure you have to wait in line and pay. This venue is pretty rad. Get there early and get a prime spot. If you don't want to do your time of waiting, yes, you may get a spot that is less desirable. However, even the least desirable spot at this venue is far better than a show in Denver or Vegas or a larger city for that matter. We are so lucky. 95% of the time I am right at the stage with the band. Sometimes I show up 15 minutes before start, I walk right to the stage and I hold my ground the whole time. Pure music joy no matter where I am at. Next, the price of the bands! I am blown away by how awesome the costs are. I often get to go to a show here for $20.00- $30.00 when in other cities, the price is triple and is sold out in 3 minutes. We get some pretty dankly awesome artists and sometimes the venue is half full. Score!! My only complaint and the reason this is 4 stars. Their bathrooms are pretty bad. Stalls doors don't work, toilets spray, and they are often horribly trashed, oh and there's only 3 stalls for a few hundred people. Plan to wait, always. Yes, while this venue is not perfect and drinks will cost you a few extra dollars, just know the outrageously affordable ticket to actually see most bands is worth the trade-off! For me at least! We have a gem here! Go enjoy! read more

Amazing little venue. Great acoustics..in my opinion. I love when I have an opportunity to see a show here. Only been a few times. Hoping that increases, Haha. Went last week to see Phillip Phillips. Perfect place for him. Most Boise ppl have been to this venue, but if you're visiting and have a chance to see a show here...don't pass it up. Staff is super friendly too! I got me a free bottle of water! Ohhhh yeaaaah!!! read more

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It's great they have water filling stations, unfortunately they have a red light for the filter to be changed. Maybe they don't change it to make sales at the bar, but can still advertise they have water fill stations. Come on let's change the filters! Music was great otherwise. read more

This place is a joke. They only care about separating you from your money. They over sell tickets, and have closed the bar upstairs. They have done things such as let our card be skimmed, without disciplining their staff for stealing, we discovered it the next day by checking our statement. They have began charging people to sit at a table if they need to rest. They allow the security to be disrespectful to the customers. They literally have the worst security and can't even manage the metal detectors in an effective and timely manner, guaranteeing that if you have tickets, like we did, that you miss at least a third of the show and we showed up an hour early. If I could give negative stars I would. This place is a terrible venue and my wife and I will never support them ever again. read more

Nice venue for a lot of different things from comedy shows to music. Could be so much better if they didn't overcharge for drinks and their bathroom are in need of an update. read more

My girlfriend got cut off at two drinks and she was fine. Security came up to her and took her second drink and told her to leave. She was by no means too hammered to leave. Literally was her second drink and we had to leave. Being fucked yo on acid and ecstasy is fine but getting a couple drinks and chilling is not allowed. read more

I love all of the bands that come to the Knitting Factory, but the experience I had here the other night was crazy. My friend and I bought tickets to an 18+ concert. We got to the door, she scanned our ID's and we got I just fine. My ID is on my phone, but the lady at the gates accepted it (this is important later). My friend and I go inside of the venue and everything is fine. We needed to use the restroom but the bathrooms downstairs are full. Since I've been to the knitting Factory before, I knew that there were bathrooms upstairs that we could use. My friend also smelled the food so she wanted to see if she could get anything upstairs to eat. We head upstairs, and we're stopped by a kid who works there. My friend asks him where we she can buy some food, and I try to head to the bathroom. He apologizes and lets us know that the upstairs area is only VIP access today, and that we need a wrist band to enter that area. Since I know that people 21+ usually get wrist bands (we are 20), I just apologize to him and let him know we will head downstairs. He tells us again that we need a wristband to be in here.... So I let him know "yeah we'll just go downstairs. Instead, he says he has to escort us out of the building??? I get confused because we clearly have "X's" drawn on our hands as they always do for people under drinking age. I tell him "what? We never got a wrist band at the door" and he says "ALL guests need a wrist band". The knitting factory always has new workers there so it's getting clear that the kid doesn't know that only 21+ gets a wrist band, and he's under the impression everyone needed one. All of a sudden a lady comes and intervenes and asks what's going on. I explain to her that the kid says we need a wrist band so he's kicking us out for not having one. The kid walks away and the lady asks for our ID. My friend shows her hers and I let the lady know mines on my phone. The lady says "we can't accept that ID I'm going to have to ask you to leave". WHAT?! I let her know I paid for my ticket, and they accepted my ID at the door. She kicks us out SPECIFICALLY for not having a wrist band. She says "everyone needs a wrist band to be in here, since you don't have your ID you need to leave". She said I had to go and get my physical ID in order to be allowed in. I don't live in Boise so I drove sn hour total back home, and back to the knitting factory. We get back to the door, they check our ID's and guess what we don't get.... A WRIST BAND BECAUSE WE ARENT 21!!! The "manager" is arguing and refusing to listen to me as I try to explain her the reason we didn't have a wrist band in the first place Is because we aren't 21!!!! So she made us miss HALF of the show, wasted my time getting that ID in order to "get a wrist band" just to tell me that only 21+ gets a wrist band. I already knew that! Had she listened to me in the first place she would've known we were 20 and didn't need a wrist band. She started raising her voice at me because I was obviously upset. Of course I was upset, I missed half of the concert I've been waiting to see!!! She was getting so worked up I literally had to ask her to speak a little kinder. She was treating me like I was trying to be deceitful and intentionally "break their rules" when it was their staffs fault in the first place for not understanding their own policies. My whole night and experience was tainted because of this interaction. She was speaking to me very condescending and wouldn't let me get any words in. The craziest part about this all is that I RAN INTO A 17 YEAR OLD AT THE SHOW!!!!! So the whole time she was focused on being a hero and stopping me from getting into this show (even though I'm a 20 year old adult), a literal high-school student got into this 18+ show. In the end my experience with this concert was cut short, and tainted badly because of my interaction with this staff member. It's not hard to be kind and have people skills when dealing with customers. Had she told me politely and apologetically that I needed a physical ID to enter, I wouldn't have felt frustrated at all! It was the fact that she was was treating me like I did all of this on purpose, and wanted to deceive and trick the staff. I just wanted to enjoy my artist and concert. read more

This place is TRASH. They used an EXPO marker instead of a PERMANENT marker to put x's on my boyfriends hands showing he was under 21 and when he barely rinsed his hands in the bathroom they kicked him out because the x's were halfway rinsed off. HE DIDNT MEAN TO WASH THEM OFF. If they would use better markers we could have actually enjoyed the concert we payed for but he got kicked out before the performer even came on. read more

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The service was incredibly rude. We bought tickets online and when we got to the door they wouldn't let us in because the tickets were "fraudulent" when we got them from stub hub. Left us out in the cold and rain for an hour and a half. Watched them let other people in when they told us no more tickets were for sale. The knitting factory employees were not only extremely disrespectful, but careless. read more

Went to Matisyahu concert and was so impressed by the staff. I injured my ankle the week before the concert and was reluctantly still on crutches. The staff were super helpful and even kind about how stupidly slow I was. I wish I had the names of the 3 staff members that super helpful to give a shout-out to but of course you never think of that in the moment. The venue is small but I think it feels more quaint because of it. It's definitely one of my top favorite nights (even on crutches ). read more

I adore small intimate funky venues! Knitting factory is my favorite small Boise venue. I always find a good spot with a great view of the stage. I was here Saturday and a person in my party pregamed a bit too much. The security gal was very professional. She put X's on his hands and informed him that he could not drink inside. She really did try to give him a chance to get in, but he was not able to follow any instructions. Oops. This person ended up being asked to leave while in the VIP line. The security gal never lost her cool. She was very neutral and not aggressive or agitated. I was very impressed with her professionalism. She navigated through this situation without raising her voice. It made an embarrassing situation, less embarrassing as she acted quickly once she realized this person was not going to make it inside. The person in my party was harmless. Just super intoxicated. I asked the staff if I was able to give this person's VIP ticket to another gentleman who had a gf with VIP tickets but he did not have one. And it was allowed. I was happy the ticket did not go to waste and the couple to be together for the meet and greet. When we got inside, all of the staff I interacted with were great. We had a good time! We will definitely be back. And this time we will mind our manners! read more

Bathrooms are always broken and huge line staff are unfriendly when asked normal work related questions.

I flew up from SLC to see my son's band play tonight. I wanted to take some band photos and the staff was very accommodating in supplying me with a media pass. Trust me. This is not normal. I can't say enough about how great the staff is at trying to make things work for the customers. While waiting for my media pass I saw several examples of them going out of their way to make accommodations for customers needs. Yeah, there's always some entitled twit who's going to complain, but face it, it's a complex world we live in. Great night but mostly because of the hard work of the staff. I'm an old guy and I've been around this scene for a long time. This staff is top notch. I now know why The Knit is so loved by the bands that play here. Call out to Holly (?) at the bar for exemplary service to a dude with poor hearing. Thanks to all the staff for a great night. I'll be back. read more

I had a pretty decent time at this venue. One thing that really bothered me is the fact that they take the water bottle caps from people when they buy one. Woman have a hard enough time watching/waiting to be drugged! I think it's irresponsible to give men another option to put something in an open water bottle. We have to walk around with our cups covered as is. The bartender told me that the small caps can be used as a weapon. They have beer cans/chairs/tables and many other items that are or can be dangerous... but a small bottle cap?! read more

Save your money...Shithole of a venue..in fact worst venue I've been to in over 50 years of concerts all over the world, rude employees, flew down from Spokane for a concert, paid for flight , hotel and tickets ..had just sat down on the balcony. Employee came over and told us to move..not asked...told... apparently that's special reserve seating for the elite unless as you can see by the sign you pay extra.Then I was told I couldn't stand anywhere in the seating area either..so.. I moved back to my table..only to be followed by the same employee who told my I couldn't stand next to my table (which was partially behind a wall so you couldn't see the stage) as it was a fire lane. .Really?...I have gone to the one in Spokane for years. Never have I had an issue, I wasn't the only one they kicked out either as I saw them do the same thing to half a dozen others, and judging from other reviews it's a common practice..but hey, got to pay just under $500 to watch the concert on a tv screen so I had that going for me.... Welcome to Loserville, pop: Boise Knitting Factory... read more

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Went with the VIP lounge, it is well worth the extra $ to get decent seats and not be in the middle of a crowd of hipsters. I would definitely do the VIP lounge again. The acoustics of the space are excellent, although a band would need to be careful to tube their instruments correctly to not drown out the lyrics. read more

Knitting Factory - The view from the lounge, would definitely get in earlier to get one of the benches! - Music Venues Near Me - Boise, Idaho

This place is truly awful. Arguably the worst, bar none, venue in Boise. Want to walk through the front doors? Be prepared to be practically strip searched. Seriously, you feel line you are attending a conference of foreign dignitaries rather than a space where people just want to listen to good music. Want to get a drink? Be prepared to spend way too much money on drinks that are ridiculously watered down. Want to sit somewhere rather than stand? Be prepared to be told by the venue manager that EVERY table on the upper level is for upper-tier clientele and get the offer to pay more, just to sit... regardless if the venue is mostly empty. Unless you really want to see a performance and have no other option, STAY AWAY from this rathole, for the love of all that is good. read more

Attended the Chad Prather stand-up routine last night with my girlfriends. We arrived early for dinner and drinks, and wow was I pleasantly surprised. The chicken buffalo wrap was outstanding, would go back to eat there just for the wrap. My friend had the Appetizer plate which is huge, she loved it. The venue is small enough to feel cozy, and the sound volume just right. read more

Great venue! Came her to see an artist that we love and we were so excited to see he was playing in Boise. This is a great venue. Not to small where tou can't move around but small enough to be close to the action. The staff was super nice from the get go and they were very efficient getting everyone in the door. This was great since it was raining. We had general admission tickets and it was already packed when we got there so we were stuck in the back. My one complaint (which has nothing to do with the venue itself) is that there are A LOT of college students acting like college students. We saw 3-4 people being carried out for having a few too many drinks. So be prepared for that! I am sure this changes depending on who is performing. All in all, we had a great time and can't wait until the next show! read more

Sound wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it was going to be due to be size. The drinks were cheep and strong which is rare to find these days. Ticket price was perfect, lots of different standing place options s depending on how much of the show you wanted to see or be apart of the pit. Overall I am excited I finally made it to this venue and will keep an eye out to go there again read more

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Not only is this a great place to see fabulous concerts but also for dance lessons and recently have found out they have great food and drinks. Before the last concert we went early to have dinner and ended up with appetizers and drinks. Food was typical bar food and drinks were spot-on. Try the combo plate and split it with a few people. It's huge! read more

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I've been coming to the knit for years. It has it's pros and cons however as a concert venue it really does the job. Are drinks over priced? Heck yeah, they are in the business of making money. If you're there to have a good time it won't matter. I absolutely love how close you are to the stage. The majority of shows I've ever seen are standing room general admission. Most shows do now give opportunity to purchase VIP seats up on the balcony. The rock and metal shows can get crazy with people pushing and shoving, expect to get beer spilt on you. The staff has always been 100% cool and seem to be reasonable in doing their job to protect everyone in such close quarters. Shows are typically all ages and full bar with I.D. They also have a full menu of food you can order. If you haven't been to a show its a must go. It's in the middle of downtown so expect to pay to park unless you use a ride share. read more

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Absolutely love the Knitting Factory. So much, in fact, I decided to have my wedding here! Andrea and her team went above and beyond any expectation I could have had for a private event at such an iconic spot. The remodel looks amazing, the sound system is amazing, the staff is amazing, overall anything from big time concerts to small time weddings, this place is just amazing and the staff and atmosphere is great. Couldn't have asked for anything better and Andrea made everything so easy and things flowed so well! Thank you again for all of your time and hard work to help put my wedding together! read more

Been to several concerts here and usually sit in the table area. Great venue. Great service. The sound is amazing. Never had a bad time even when the concert wasn't great. So glad they are able to open up again. Excited for live music! read more

I really like this venue. Went to the Casey Donahew concert with a big group of friends. The drinks are over priced but we expected that, the bartenders were so awesome that night. I never had to wait and she had all our drinks memorized, she'd see me in line and once I got to the counter they were ready. The sound quality of the show was amazing. A drink was spilled next to us and someone came over quickly to clean it up. Overall this venue and their staff did not disappoint. read more

I've never had drinks here but just simply from a concert venue standpoint, this place is great! It's smaller so it allows for a more "intimate" concert which is always great! read more

If you want to be nickel and dimed to death by sleazy management, this is the place to see a show. Waiting in line for tickets to a recent show, we noticed that the girl at the ticket window was giving evil glares of death to every ticket buyer in front of us and talking to every single one of them with contempt and a hostile demeanor. As soon as we got to the window, we found out why-- the Boise Knitting Factory was charging what amounted to a 30% "ticket fee" for tickets purchased at the box office. Literally every single customer was surprised by this and rightfully complained. The problem is Boise Knit management chooses not to disclose their box office "ticket fee" anywhere on their calendar, website, ticket pricing, etc. You only find out when you get to the window and they have it displayed on a dry-erase board. If literally every single one of your customers is surprised by a bullshit "ticket fee" when they get to your box office (and complains), then you (Boise Knitting Factory shitheelmanagement) are doing something wrong. The problem is not with your customers, the problem is with you intentionally misleading them and trying to nickel and dime them. I've never of a "ticket fee" being charged at a box office, only online or through a third party ticket seller. And apparently neither had just about every single one of the other people who bought a ticket at the box office that night. It's really simple to be honest with your customers and list the true ticket price on your website or disclose your "ticket fees" on your website. But since the Boise Knit management apparently comes from the school of used car sales douchebaggery, they choose to do neither. So, box office demon (ticket lady), if you want to take out your misdirected anger on someone, take it out on your boss for ripping off your customers. Your boss is the problem, not your customers. Beyond the box office price gouging, drinks at the Knit are the most expensive at any music venue or club in town. But they are far from the best or strongest. The only place in this city that serves a cocktail worth paying 8 dollars for is The Modern. Not the Knitting Factory. Not even close. read more