This is probably one of if not the best kept secret night spot in NSB - it's always been an after…read morehours venue for my friends and I and a very convenient spot to drop in and enjoy some of the best live music in the area. The staff here is friendly and attentive and they serve up some amazing cocktails and have a great selection of ice cold beer. Whether you grab a seat at the bar or find a corner table in the dimly lit lounge area you're sure to have a great time. It can get a little noisy and a little crowded but it's always been a very comfortable and friendly atmosphere...

These reviews were misleading. This place is dark and gloomy. While the staff was nice, the…read morebartender was new and had to call someone to make the drink we ordered. This place is definitely geared to a more senior crowd. Pros: They give out free popcorn and the bathroom was clean.

Locally owned and run bar on the east end of town. Ice cold beer, full bar, pool tables and live…read moremusic on the weekends. They're very supportive of local music and pay the bands. Cons: It gets really smoky in there. Only have Miller and Bud type beers.

Awesome little dive bar right on Highway 90. Full liquor and a wide selection of beers. Fantastic…read moreOpen Mic Night every Wednesday from 9pm-1am

Heard live classic rock tunes coming from behind an old cottage abd went inside to investigate. Big…read morecourtyard with a live band playing on a stage next to a beer & spirits shack called Pescado (Fish) and across from a pub called St Augustine Seafood Company where we had a few cold beers. We sat under a giant oak tree and listened to the band for a while. Not really a hangout for kids.

Fun place to have a drink and listen to music but nothing fancy. The band played for a while and it…read morewas totally free. The two bars served cocktails and of course I had one. The area was shaded by trees and a good amount of tables. Sang along with the band and had a great time with friends.

Love The Broken Spoke.. Awesome place for Great bands when…read morethey are open. It's outside and a beautiful property. It's like hanging out in your back yard. Dress is casual. Fire or when cold. Awesome

This is the best music venue to go to during bike week. Lots of food and drink options, the…read morebartenders are amazing, they work well together and at various areas. Amazing to attend during bike week!

A great addition to the concert scene in our area! The newly renovated PV Concert Hall is very…read moreclean, spacious, and provides great views with plenty of room in the pit area. The staff was incredibly friendly, and the food and drinks were good as well. They really have everything you need for a great concert experience. One recommendation I'd make would be to switch from plastic cups to aluminum Solo cups since drinks tend to get warm pretty quickly in the plastic ones. Overall, we had a great experience and will definitely be back for more shows!

Came here to watch MR LAS VEGAS=WAYNE NEWTON!!…read more Very nice ambiance.... Great selection of wine/cocktails Helpful service Will be back!

One of my favorite venues that I have EVER been too and I have been to quite a few with my Husband…read more Everyone here is always so darn happy and very quick with getting my answers to the questions that I have when I come here! One thing I love about this venue is their free shuttle system that takes you to your car (which is free parking) during the concerts. The venue is on the smaller side so it feels more intimate for the artists. There are a few areas where seating is obstructed but they do mention that when buying tickets. One tough thing about this venue is the merch line usually tends to get MASSIVE and I have seen people miss a handful of songs while waiting in it if an artist takes the stage. Bathrooms are usually clean but they are scattered around so you may need to hunt for them. Drink prices are pretty reasonable and they usually have a drink of the night that is slightly discounted. They also have a reusable cup that you can bring throughout the night for a couple dollars off refills!

Working musician here and I was surprised to be so disappointed with the sound. Sound system is…read morepoorly designed. They lack coverage of the near pit area, especially pit 2 (center), so the mix is extremely muddy when you see a driving rock band. You get a lot of low frequency (bass and kick drum) that eats up the mid-range frequencies of the vocals, keyboard and guitar solos. They needed to put "fill" speakers over the stage to project down to get adequate coverage. Being an amphitheater with no real walls, mixing this venue was always going to be a challenge. But there is a design issue to could be rectified. Otherwise, the venue is fine. Parking is a bit of a hassle since most people have to shuttle from a remote lot, and there will be (sometimes long) waits for shuttles, but they do have a system. Food is up and down. Look for the food trucks parked to the right of the concessions as you walk up. You sometimes find some good options there. Everything else is basic "ballpark" fare. Bathrooms seemed fine. Just a couple of them so you will wait at peak times, but people move thru quickly. Not a bad venue other than the sound issue. Probably fine if you want to jump around and dance to your favorite band without hearing any definition in the sound, or if you see and act that is not so driving (saw Allison Krause there last year and her more sparse, delicate sound played well there). Toad The Wet Sprocket and Men at Work tonight, ugh. Couldn't hear the keyboards, much of the guitar work, or any of the lyrics all night long.

Very nice outdoor concert venue. online for your specific…read moreshow but they often allow you to bring your own lawn chairs . Pro tip: stop next door to Grand Scheme Brewery to get a to~go to drink inline while you wait to get into your show.

The Acoustics Are Amazing!…read more The Atmosphere Outstanding! Can't Wait For the First Day of the next Petty Party At HeartWood!

The Alachua Conservation Society runs Prairie Creek Lodge as their headquarters and event center…read more It is located adjacent to Paynes Prairie in a beautiful corner of the county just outside of Gainesville. Tucked inside the lodge is Sandhill Stage - where they host concerts as fundraisers throughout the year. It is a small & intimate room - when we visited, there were about 100 guests - full house! Donations for the shows are suggested and due to the size, you must reserve your seats ahead of time. We came to watch The Krickets - a band of women that originally came together in a benefit concert for a friend (named Cricket). Their sound - sirens of the Spanish moss- perfectly matched the serene Southern setting at Sandhill Stage. Beautiful evening at a real gift to the area.