It was my first time visiting this venue for Old Dominion and my friends and I had an amazing time! We paid extra for VIP, which included a seat and an amazing view. The concert not only sounded great but looked great too. The staff was welcoming and security was quick. I am looking forward to seeing many more shows here in 2017! read more

Honestly, I wish I could leave no stars. This was by far the worst venue i've ever been to (and i've been to lots all over the country). From the outside it looks like a sketchy warehouse and inside isn't all that much better. It was about 90 degrees out the day I went (to see Bastille as well) and inside was probably 20 degrees hotter. People were passing out in front of my friends and I before the show even started. The stage lights and speakers were worst then my college's spring concert and that's a free show! Bastille, despite the horrible stage/light/sound set up did an amazing job, and like another reviewer said i'm thankful they didn't cut it short-though I wouldn't have blamed them if they had. Now here's the part that should have this place put out of buisness. They have no AC. Give no free small water cups (like various venues that i'm used to- in D.C./Virginia. And it's cash only. If you're going to have a no air-conditioned venue then on 90+ days you NEED to be giving small cups of water out. My sister, who felt sick one song in to Wolf Gang left the crowd to get water. Once at the counter she asked for a water, the lady told her 5 dollars (for a lousy water bottle) so my sister hands over her card and the lady waves her off meaning they couldn't take it. So my sister asks if they have an ATM and she tells her she doesn't know. The employees were all just about the same like that, very clueless and unhelpful. This venue has a lot of potential. It's big and with some good management and renovations it could be a nice place. But until then you couldn't pay me to go back, and probably couldn't pay Bastille or Wolf Gang to either. read more

Ok so the Ritz has definitely improved. I don't think the sound was that great in there (in multiple spots we moved around). I was pleasantly surprised at how friendly the staff were. The people parking, the security inside, all were very courteous. They even passed out water to those in the front and asked me if I was okay when I exited the front at one point. The only reason I'm still not giving more stars is 1. The sound, 2. Parking was $7 (is my car being monitored??), 3. They are capitalizing on the balcony bar stools and charging fees for premium seating. I'm pregnant and was really hoping to sit there. I had no idea those seats were even available for purchase when I bought my tickets.... probably was in an email after I bought the tickets. They have a disability section which is fantastic, maybe I could have sat there if it wasn't full. Overall I still wouldn't make the 3 hour drive here unless it was a favorite band. But I am glad they've cleaned the place up, removed the terrible box around the main floor & they are running the AC. Oh, also the beer is expensive around $8 so pregame & take a Lyft ride. read more

Went here last night to watch the Flaming Lips and the place was packed but the acoustics were great, no issues with security, the bar lines went quick and the bathrooms were clean (although the front womens bathroom floor was sticky but hey it just adds to the ambiance). Its standing room only but there are seats upstairs but i think they cost money. There was $7 parking in their lot we got there 30 mins before the show and got a nice parking spot, but i bet you could park behind the costco and pay nothing. Will definitely go back. read more

We came here for a concert in March. There is ample parking, which costs either $5 or $10 depending on how close you want to be to the entrance. It's standing room only except for the VIP section. We stood upstairs in the upper section, which was a good choice because we were still able to see everything on stage and the crowd downstairs got really rowdy. There were at least 5 fights that broke out downstairs, which were kind of amusing to watch but I definitely would not have wanted to be nearby. Overall, it was not a bad concert venue if you are ok with standing the whole time. read more

Someone literally pooped on the floor during a concert. They. Pooped. Also the sound mixing was garbage, it was way, way too packed, and the sound check took over an hour and a half. Never going here again. Also poop. read more

This was my first time at this venue, possibly the last. The was little to no room, the seating was overly priced, the staff is very rude and do not have a basic understanding that people want to see the performer. If anything, the venue needs more space than what is given read more

I must admit, I have not been here for a concert yet, but I did come to their Night Market in October. The inside of this venue is great, a large stage, as well as ample standing room on the first floor. Stairs up to the second floor lead you to upper level seating, as well as additional standing room. I can't wait to come back here for a concert, I saw they are hosting Modest Mouse as well as a few other bands I would like to see. I am glad I finally visited The Ritz, I can't wait to come back. read more

This is the absolute worst venue I have been to. They treat the customers like crap. They threaten to call the police on you if just stand out front. I have been following a certain band for 20 years and I always stand at the tour bus afterwards for a photo/ chat. Not at this place . They threaten to call the police. They also allow no reentry but they don't tell you that. I paid $94 For a ticket and couldn't go back in after stepping out. The security guards are so rude and condescending I just can't believe my band even played here. I will never go back. read more

I came to see Fall Out Boy here a while ago, and had an okay time, but not the best time of my life. The venue is oddly laid out, and so it makes it hard to watch the show. The acoustics here are also not that great, making it too hard to hear. If the bands that play here aren't at the top of my list, I won't go, but it's not the worst place I've ever seen a show at. read more

Wasted money for a show that lasted less then an hour out of the 3 hours they where supposed to play (milky chance). Will not return...garbage. read more

Saw Purity Ring here---the performance itself was awesome, the venue was okay. As a short person, it was very difficult to find a place to stand with a decent view. I had to move several times to be able to see. I prefer venues with floors with a slight incline so that you can get a decent view from multiple sections of the floor. There is a balcony, but it seems to get packed very fast, and I personally prefer to be in the crowd. The sound quality was good as others have mentioned. It was nice to be able to find free street parking around the corner. All in all, this venue is "fine," nothing spectacular, but not terrible. I'd go back if a band or artist I really want to see is here. read more

Worst venue that I have ever been to. Went to the Umphrey's McGee show and it was so hot my brother fell out from being overheated and I had to drag him out of the crowd and outside to cool off, and this was in February when it was snowing outside for awhile. There is no air circulation, and if you are on the floor there is no room to move. I know this place got shut down a while back and recently got "renovated", but I was still not impressed, and think it should be shut down again because of safety concerns. There has to be some sort of capacity violation, because there were WAY too many people crammed into that place. I have been to Bonaroo and other outdoor festivals in the summer in huge crowds, but that was the most uncomfortable I have been at a show. It was also $10 for a small Bud Light. I wish I could rate this place lower than 1 star. I will never go back. read more

After reading other reviews I was a bit nervous. But the place was great. Every one was friendly. Only issue was beer price.

Decent music venue. Most of the venue is standing room only but I was aware of that going in. The beers being $9 for a pint was more than I expected and it's pretty divey. read more

Bouncers were rude and inappropriate. They scapegoated my friend. I really think they just wanted someone to mess with. She was fine- I was right by her side, and they made it seem like she was acting out. Which I assure you she was not. Very disappointing how they handled the situation. All I can think is they must have nothing better to do. Used to love the Ritz now I look at them completely different. Very poor judgement. read more

the first time i went to The Ritz it was known as Disco Rodeo and it couldve been a better experience. Know that theyve made all the changes and remodeled its a pretty awesome venue. the sound is great, and they book great acts. the only reason i gave 3 stars is because the majority of the balcony has been made "VIP" section and ive experinced an issue with the people working in the box office each time ive had to pick up tickets. but those are both avoidable issues. read more

The staff is super nice. The venue is well maintained. Plenty of bars on the main floor and upstairs. Reserved seating available at the balcony. There's also a lounge area upstairs with comfortable couches and a bar. We came to see All Time Low, so there were quite a few teens and parents. Here's my wish list for that show: 1) turn the lounge area into the parents' green room, 2) open the bar, 3) put up flat screens with ESPN on them, and 4) turn up the A/C it was freezing! Ok, that's a bit much to ask but it would've been nice. I was pleasantly surprised and wouldn't mind coming back. read more

Worst venue in Raleigh. Bad design, strange Mexican beer selection (which is not bad, but what venue has Sol?) and huge mean bouncers. This place is usually a country/Mexican line dancing place but occasionally have big name artists come through. I saw deathcab and flaming lips at this venue- if you don't get a good section to stand in the show could be ruined. read more

Terrible venue. The size is ok... Other than that I can't say a single decent thing. Attended an excision show in February. Fans were turned away with hat pins which are a big thing in that music scene. Security was extremely thorough in their pat downs to an invasive point. Staff have no idea what's going on or how to answer any questions. No parking. You had to pay a dollar just to buy a membership to buy a drink.... What is that?! Friend of mine lost his ID recently, guy has a full beard and a college ID but they wouldn't let him in saying he couldn't prove he was over 18 without a valid drivers license. The show was 50 dollars and they practically robbed him. Please go see whoever it is you're interested in at the next nearest venue. read more

I have only seen two bands at this venue the first was back in 2009 to see Arctic monkeys, and the second was in 2015 to see Modest mouse. The first time I went here it was under a different name and owner "The Disco rodeo", it was insanely hot and overcrowded. However, when I returned in 2015 the heat issue had been fixed.The only issue my second time was the crowd. A drunk girl pulled a man into the bathroom stall (cutting me and the rest girls in line) and started doing god knows what. However, security was there in seconds and threw both of them out. I only mention this to show how quickly the staff acted. My only standing issue is the size, too many people for 'bigger' bands so not a great for dancing. read more

I saw Bastille here two nights ago. The show itself was amazing! I drove 4+ hours from SC and I don't regret that decision for one second. That being said, I'm giving the venue two stars. The staff and security are the ones receiving the credit though. As we know, Tuesday was 92 degrees. Lets just say that inside felt like a sauna. I talked to Bastille's manager after the show and he said that the Ritz has an AC, it just doesn't work. Why they don't fix it, or buy a new one was beyond both of us. I know of two people that passed out in my area. The first one was before Wolfgang even came on. The security man in front of me said, "That's early for that to be happening." In other words, people passing out at the Ritz is the norm. The second person was actually the guy in front of me outside, and he drank more water than the rest of us. Some of the security guards starting sneaking us some of their water bottles, myself included, to prevent us from going down. This leads me to my big pro: the security. The security guys were AMAZING!! Normally they're pricks but these guys were top notch. I wished I would have gotten their names so I could rave about them personally. They were constantly on the lookout and would check on each of us when we started getting "the crazy eyes." Waiting in LIne: I was one of those hardcore fans that arrived before 1 pm. At around 3ish or so, a friendly older lady asked if anyone needed to use the restroom and let us in. She was my saving grace. At around 6ish, another lady walked down the line with a bag of ice offering it to all of us. The Ritz isn't the easiest place to sit and wait. I was fortunate and had the shade near one of the doors. I would suggest an umbrella and sunscreen (and entertainment) if you are planning on getting there early. Parking: As far as parking goes, I parked in the back. I had plans to stay and wait for the band afterwards, so getting out wasn't a problem. But it was backed up pretty badly for a good part of an hour. I would suggest parking on the right side (if you're looking at the venue from the street) and backing into your spot. You shouldn't have too much of a problem getting out then. Tip for concert goers: Drink plenty of water and use the bathroom if they offer. Tip for the Ritz: GET AN AC!!!! Some people are paying good money to see these bands and they actually want to see them! Not be passed out on a chair somewhere or miserable because they're so hot. Please, for their safety, invest in a good AC. And pay your security guards well, they're amazing. In the words of Dan Smith from Bastille, "Hi we're Bastille, and this is the warmest show we've ever done." read more

The drinks are over-priced. And they need some seating that doesn't come with an extra charge. The security staff was very friendly and professional. Not sure I would make the 30 minute drive for this very often. read more

I was there Wednesday December 12, 2012 for the Monster Energy tour. I did not find this to be a friendly enviorment. I realize that the entertainment was geared more toward teenage/young adults, but as a 45 year old mother who paid over $50.00 to get into this place I could not believe that I was not allowed to go out for any reason and not be re-admitted. After buying merchandise to support the bands playing, my hands remained full during all the bands. I have been to many of these shows and have never been told I can not go out and come back in to enjoy the shows, hands free! The bouncers seemed unapproachable and I was glad I was there with my daughter. If there was an emergency, I'm not sure how she would have been treated. read more

If you're somebody who really digs small shows with awesome bands, then the Ritz won't bother you much at all. After reading some reviews about the place here on Yelp, my wife and I were actually pleasantly surprised at the quality of the place when we went in. It's basically a giant box with a stage and a couple bars in it. That's more than enough to have a blast at a great show. The biggest problem we found was that it got really hot really fast, but we were close to the front and surrounded by people, so I can't really blame them for that. Parking was actually pretty great too, but we got there fairly early. We didn't visit the bar except to grab a couple bottles of water at the beginning of the show, so I can't say much about beer prices. I'll just say that if you come armed with some cash (no cards), and ready to watch a rock show, you will be just fine. Also, leave your knife and chained wallets in the car, because they most likely won't tell you until you get to the door and that's a sad walk back to the parking lot :P read more

A terrible concert venue. They don't have A/C and if they do, it doesn't work. I didn't see any ducts or vents so I am fairly sure they don't. It is just a large flat floor and the stage is not high enough for having only a large flat floor. To make matters worse, they also let in way too many people. I'm fairly sure wall to wall people right against each other is against fire code, regardless of the amount of exits. Someone would die if there was a rush to get out. Upstairs, only the first row of people against the rail can see since there isn't any angle or stairs on the floor. Compared to House of Blues in Myrtle Beach which also is a large floor and an upstairs area, the stage was way too low. They also have quite terrible sound people, sound setup, and acoustics for bands. CHVRCHES is bass heavy, but the bass was the only thing you could hear if it wasn't for the singer's voice being so high pitched coming out over it. The majority of the rest of the music was muffled out by the bass. Obviously they just have some club sound guy who only wants more bass, even if it ruins the music. Maybe, it makes for a decent club, but it is not and will never be a good venue. Bands please play somewhere else unless you want yourself and the audience to suffer in 100+ degree heat of sweaty musty bodies without A/C, and therefore associate that with the kind of shows you put on. read more

Modest Mouse at The Ritz 03/13/15 The positives: The venue is set up really well, nice interior, and a good size. Plenty of bars and bathrooms. The cons: The sound was horrible. Lots of feedback from the instruments. The singing was really muffled, and every conversation they had with the crowd was incomprehensible. Very disappointing. This was the whole reason I was there. The band! With it being said that there are plenty of bars, you have to buy a membership to have the privilege of purchasing beer from them for $1. Really I'm not to upset with that and if it has something to do with their liquor license then whatever. BUT they did not have a good system in place for buying this membership. When you come in the door it is not clear where you need to go to obtain this $1 bracelet. Our first thought was the bar. No. We stopped and asked (what was probably a bouncer) and he had no idea where we should go. We finally found someone carrying a clip board and bracelets with about 15 people in line to talk to her. It took about 15 minutes to get through this line. By the time it took us to get our membership, there was more than a hundred people trying to form a line in the middle of the room just to buy the right to buy beer. The employees could have been outside at least an hour before the door opened getting folks signed up. read more

I usually do not write reviews but the more I thought about it the more I knew I had to. The Ritz building was nice. You can tell Live Nation has done a lot of work to improve the building. That was not the problem. My issue is the General Manager, Katherine. I have never seen an employer that treats her employees with such disrespect the way she treats hers. If she treats her employees the way she did that night in front of customers, I can only imagine how she treats them when they are working before the public is there. I will NEVER go back until I know Katherine has been replaced. read more

Just left a concert here, packed place, someone shuts the fans off halfway through second or third band. The place got Africa hot, pretty sure my testicles ran down my leg and were stuck to the guy in front of me. The bands were awesome but even they were bitching it was hot.... Catch a clue. Open a door and put security at it if you're worried about people sneaking in. Forcing heat exhaustion on someone or forcing them to miss the concert they paid money for is bs. Will never be returning to a show at this venue. read more

Absolutely the best small venue we have ever been to. The premium seating is well worth the additional cost. We had an excellent view of the stage. Being served at our seats and not having to wait in the bar line was fantastic. The acoustics were great. Everything was great! We will be back! read more

First time at this venue so I didn't really know what to expect. I was there with my Fiancé to see Kid Cudi last week and we had a blast! We had VIP meet and greet upgrades so we didn't have to show up early and wait in the below freezing cold and were told just to show up 45 minutes before doors open. We showed about a hour and a half before doors were scheduled to open. We were told to go wait in line but we just hung out by the box office area until someone came and got us for early VIP entry. We were told we were getting in 30 minutes before everyone else but we got in about 8 minutes before everyone else. This is one of the things I didn't like, we were told a certain time and then were kept out in 20 degree weather until right around regular door opening time. We got in and got front row and were searched, mostly just the bag I had with stuff I had for Cudi to sign. They had a coat check which was nice, had no troubles getting them back after the show. After waiting there for about a hour and a half Cudi came out at exactly 8:30. The first song he performed was hard to understand and recognize. The rest of the concert sound quality wise was pretty good in my opinion. Security wasn't like most venues, they didn't stand directly in front of the stage blocking the artist and never bothered the front row / middle section. They were pretty relaxed with everything, the only thing I saw was someone trying to crowd surf and they stopped it. Other then that security was nice and were chill for the entire show for the more lifted Cudi fans lol. I want to say the female who we kept talking to who was dressed more in a Casual business attire was the Owner of the venue. She held a lot of people spot in the front row so they could use the bathroom before the show and before people got let in. So overall the trip to NC for this concert at the Ritz was pretty nice. I would definitely go back again if I was in town. read more

I went to a show here last Friday night and I must say that I was surprised at what a great place this has become. The air was working great and it was very comfortable throughout the night. The drinks are very affordable and the staff was great. There seems to be more room than "back in the day" now that Live Nation has taken over it. I give them a thumbs up and I will be returning. read more

Whoever said this place wasn't that bad must have seen shows in back alleys somewhere in Chicago or Detroit. This place was atrocious and I can compare it a bit to my time seeing Bombay Bicycle Club at Cat's Cradle in Carrboro the night before (5-12). CC was smaller, had a smaller capacity, fewer employees but actually ran a tight ship and HAD AIR CONDITIONING. The line was scattered along the grass surrounding the side of the building when we arrived shortly after four and all the security cared about was that no one crowded one of the three exits they had out of the building (the stairs to the right of the building, where security crowded prior to us entering the building). Shortly thereafter, a group of kids arrived and cut to the front of the line, forcing everyone who arrived hours earlier to start lining up at about 5 in anger. Cat's Cradle had someone outside most of the time prior to make sure people weren't jumping and that we were shaded from the sun. One random employee graciously brought us some ice to cope with the heat but the only thing that could help us cope with the heat inside was 2.50 bottles of water... but if you weren't willing to get ripped off because all they had were ceiling fans circulating hot air, don't fear, they had Wake County EMTs on site to help you out if you fainted (we counted three, had a friend who almost fainted too, so there was probably a lot more that needed to be seen). I guess that's basically all security does there... beyond telling you you can't reenter to retrieve your younger sister and her friend who are still waiting in the merch line. I guess the only thing that saved me from fainting from the 95+ degree heat inside the building (Bastille and Wolfgang should've just played outside... I bet we all would've sweated a lot less), was being able to be on the balcony and not in the up to capacity crowd below me. I'm pretty embarrassed that the Ritz was the representation of Raleigh for Bastille. Bombay Bicycle Club already told the crowd in Carrboro that they would have to come back there, but I wouldn't blame Bastille one bit if they didn't. Dan Smith took an opportunity to bend down to get some air from a fan near the bar in the balcony, but it wasn't until I saw a video on youtube that I saw how exhausted they were. At the end of the night, I had a ton of fun, but there is no way I'd EVER recommend this place to anyone. I'm really sorry for the fellow fan that wasted her time to get here; there was a family behind me in the same boat basically and I saw others leave halfway through Bastille's set. The lack of exits in that place frightened me greatly. All I kept envisioning was something bad happening and people below having nowhere to go because there was basically only two ways out. Someone needs to tip a fire marshal I think since that appears to be a real concern in most of these reviews as well. Halfway through Bastille's set I decided I was setting aside cash for really good seat to see Bastille in the future because they put on an incredible show in spite of the horrid conditions. Bastille should be playing Red Hat at the very least at this point, but hopefully next time (if they can forget how the Ritz treated them and their fans). read more

They have no crowd management system in place and the venue is a single flat floor space. It's standing only and they cram you in like sardines so that even though the stage is elevated, only the front third of people can really see the performers at all. 100% will never consider attending an event here again. read more

Long story short - Security will take the side of whoever goes to them first, and you will not get to tell your side if you're not the one who goes to them first. Went to see Tech N9ne and the strange crew. Mosh got a little out of hand and myself and some others standing in front of the mosh stood our ground. Wasn't bothered that people were moshing, but then some more intoxicated attendees were hitting people who wouldn't let them to the front, trying to kick my knees out, taking things too far in general. I'm fairly sturdy, so they couldn't get past me and the other two large gentlemen on either of my sides, and left after a while. Didn't think anything of it. Halfway through the headliner, about an hour later, security comes and tells me I have to come outside with them. They say someone is claiming I kicked him in the knees, and that he has visible injuries. I start trying to tell my side, and say there are other attendees who might vouch that the crowd who is accusing me were actually the ones hitting people. An officer walks up as I'm telling them all this and says the other attendee is not going to press charges as long as I'm ejected. The security person, who hasn't really been listening to me, turns to me and says "OK you're out". No refund, missed the headliner, missed seeing Tech even though I've been looking forward to it for months and I did nothing wrong. Don't go here if you want to be at the front of the crowd, because based on some of the other reviews I've read, security does not care about what is right, they care about what is easy, and they will kick anyone out without a second thought. read more

If you are going to the Ritz, chances are you're going for the act and not for the venue, so you probably don't really care. But if you do care, here's just a few of the things wrong with the venue: 1. The parking lot is a disaster. There are potholes everywhere. 2. Expect to wait in line to get in, any show I've seen has had a line around to the side of the building. Which is at least partially caused by the next point. 3. The bar. You must be a "member" to purchase alcoholic drinks, this costs only $1, but takes forever due to the long and disorganized line. Once you've gotten your membership, expect to pay $9 for a 20oz Bud Light. 4. My tickets said doors 7, show starts at 8 but the opening act didn't take the stage until 8:30. Granted this may be on the performer, but I don't know for sure. 5. The show I saw used a projector for special effects, which would be cool, except the projector is positioned at the back of the venue, just slightly above an average person's height. This means that if there's anyone in front of the projector that's average height or above, they cast a shadow. 6. The sound quality was mediocre. Bonus: The sign out front says "General Addmission". Of course this isn't really an issue, but gave me a good laugh. In short, the positive reviews here are more than likely reviewing the "experience" of the event, not the venue itself. My advice: Show up just before the show starts. Get your drink on at home to avoid time in line and emptying your pockets. Know that you're not going to be blown away by the venue, but you are going to see some acts that you can't see anywhere else in the Raleigh/Durham area. read more

Went with family and we reserved three tables upstairs. All 7 of us were VIP for the Reik concert. Out of the three tables we all sat near each other in a sort of row, so really we only used two tables but there was only six chairs so we all took a turn standing. Each time one of us would stand and snap photos or videos of the performance -security would come and shine a flash light at us and say sit down. Then they would leave. They didn't ask politely they said sit down. We said sorry we didn't understand what was wrong? They said we cannot stand behind the people at the balcony. Then they would leave. There was not anyone sitting at the balcony where we were at the end. So we just shrugged confused and all kind of looked at each other like what is wrong with them? They came again and we said there is no one at the balcony? They said we didn't buy those seats so sit down at our table. We tried to tell them there was not enough seats so one of us had to stand. For 30 minutes when someone would stand up they would come back and forth harassing us, and we were not even drinking. It was a family outing. Then a whole team of security came and they said why are seven of you at two tables? We said we're family, why would we sit far away? They proceeded to shine the light on each of our bracelets treating us like criminals. They confirmed that we had bought our tickets and then they proceeded to count our chairs. They then realized we were missing a chair. Finally! All of this went on throughout the concert it was borderline Harassment and Bullying. NEVER in my life of going to concerts have I ever been treated as such. And this was VIP! It is not worth the 7$ for parking and especially not the hefty VIP price. The private waitress never came around unless someone would wave at her but the idea was nice. Overall it just took away from the whole experience and left a sour taste in my mouth. With security hovering over us the whole time constantly shining the light and checking bracelets I think I took like two pictures. After being treated like we were not VIP and as if we were criminals, I could not even enjoy the concert anymore. Even if Beyonce were singing here and it was free I would not ever come back. You could not PAY me to come to this establishment. Security needs to learn how to treat people with respect, don't they realize this is a business and they should hope to give people a good experience to keep them coming back? I wish my family could get a refund. After security realized how wrong they were they kept apologizing and trying to shake hands but we just said please just leave us alone. One guard said "we're sorry please enjoy", I said "How? You guys made this a horrible experience I didn't even see the concert." We had more fun walking to our cars trying to lighten the mood and then at Vallarte which was actually fun. My advice: don't go. Don't sit. Don't stand. Don't breathe. But if you do go definitely don't do VIP. read more

I have been here twice, once for a concert and once for a yelp holiday market. I really like how open it is, but I feel like the bar could be in a better area. Also, it is very expensive ($9 for a PBR) to drink there which is typical of livenation venues. I live very close to this venue so I will continue to go to concerts here. read more

Went to The Ritz for a Third Eye Blind concert and had a great time. Parking was easy, security getting in was thorough but quick and the staff inside was pleasant. Drinks are pricey, but no more so than other venues. I'd definitely come see another show here, though I suspect the crowd was not capacity last night. read more

This is my new favorite venue! I go to a lot of concerts in different cities and I was so impressed by this place. It was super easy to get to and park at, and every staff member I talked to was very nice. I had the best time and I will definitely go back! read more