This review is based on my personal experience as a custer of this business on Feb 21, 2025…read more District Music Hall is a fantastic venue for a close-up experience with your favorite cult or cover band. They book comics sometimes too. The place is immaculate. Recent renovations to sound and lighting make it a great choice for top quality perfomances and a fun night out with friends. Most shows are kid friendly too. The staff is pleasant and couteous, and the drinks are only moderately overpriced. Garnishes included free of charge. The Wall Street Theater was renamed District Music Hall in March 2024. I'm betting it will be March 2034 before Yelp updates this listing.

My experiences at the Wall Street Theater in Norwalk, CT…read more Tonight's Liege Lord show was my 3rd trip to the Wall Street Theater total. My first being in 2019 when Liege Lord played last time, everything went fine as far as the show went. The second being in May when Burning Witches played the venue this past year. At this show, the Wall Street Theater wouldn't allow the band to hang out and meet fans in the lobby after their set, but the show itself was a great show regardless of how it treated the band. The reason I mention these previous shows is they let you use your phone to record the band performing at both of these shows. No big deal is what I thought, but not tonight. Why wouldn't a venue allow this in 2022? It's free publicity for both the venue and the band. Just look at youtube, there's a million live performances on there! Which leads me to the unprofessional behavior of a female security member of your venue tonight. At Tonight's Liege Lord show, they take the stage and everything is going good. I start to video the band playing (who had zero problem with this by the way, it is 2022 after all, everyone records everything now). Within 30 seconds, I have a female security member of your team tap me on the shoulder, yell at me and tell me I have to go. I apologized for recording (which is so odd in this day and age for a venue to enforce this) and told her I drove 2 and a half hours from Worcester for this show. She told me she doesn't care, and tells me she's getting her manager. I then have a very nice gentleman come over to me and just asks me to not record. Everything is smoothed over. I wasn't singled out, this same employee did this to everyone. I would be embarrassed to employ this person. If this is the venue's policy about recording, it wasn't listed on the ticket or there wasn't any signs in the venue stating otherwise. Immediately after the set this employee gets rude with everyone and tells them they must leave the venue. Liege Lord had lots of friends and family hang out after the show in the lobby and this same employee was screaming at these people to leave and get out right in front of the band. I found this behavior truly unprofessional, and that behavior ranked pretty low for me over the 25 years or so of going to concerts for myself. The sad thing is the Wall Street Theater is a great venue. The sound is good and you have a great view of the stage from any position in the theater. This venue has tons of potential, is in a good location, has a good amount of parking and is easy to get to. It's unfortunate you have unprofessional employees working for you like this woman. If a band announces a tour, and I have a choice to see that band at another venue instead, I'm going to do that. I don't care how good the sound and view is, if you hire people like that you deserve any complaints or criticism your business gets. The venue not only lies, they support the bad behavior of employees.