Outstanding small club venue with great acoustics for music entertainment! The Jive Aces brought…read morehigh energy and kept the place jumping from opening to closing song. Pat Roberts & the Heymakers provided equal chops to begin the night. Highly recommend either of these groups. The Rhythm Room staff was very friendly and service is fast with reasonable prices. Dance floor was full all night and the club offered a quick swing lesson before the start of the festivities. Plenty of lighted, secure parking to keep you at ease so one can enjoy the show. Even the bathroom was well maintained. My first visit, I. Will. Be. Back!

I for one will miss the Rhythm Room. Thank God for Joe , at…read moreAZ BBQ SHACK in Scottsdale. He's keeping the music alive.

I've been to Crescent Ballroom a bunch of times for various shows over the years. Guess I never…read morereviewed it. I can only speak to it as a bar & music venue, not sure if they have food items. It's a great, small intimate space to see an artist you know well or discover something new. Last time we were there was to see one of our favorites, Black Pistol Fire, this past spring. We love that band and have seen them perform many times, we were happy they played at crescent. They have such great energy during shows and the lead singer always gets into the crowd, last time he went over to the back bar and played guitar on it. Was pretty awesome! This recent time we went to see rapper Intuition from LA. He was opening for Wax & Dj Hoppa. They were new to me, but it was a great hip hop show. Generally the sound is good in the venue and they have a bar up front with some seating. Behind the curtain where the stage is, there's a bar back too. There are also bleachers but I usually don't sit on them, but they are there if needed. Cocktails are like regular bar prices, and good thing, they are quality drinks. I had the whiskey sour and old fashioned. Both were very good with quality spirits. At $16, they should be good and not some afterthought cocktail. They also have beers on tap for like $8. I'll definitely be back for another show at some point. Until then, cheers!

The Reel Moment at great time photographing Blake Rose while he performed live at the Crescent…read moreBallroom in Phoenix, AZ on 05/05/24! Incredible venue, staff and show! Would recommend! - TRM

Beautiful venue with friendly staff, excellent meal catering and unbelievably talented musicians…read more Plus, Bob Ravenscroft is a generous philanthropist! ps. Brownies at intermission!

Went to the Jazzbird venue. Very disappointed. It's a venue that has no identity. It's not a…read morerestaurant. It's not a bar. It's not a nightclub. It's not a music venue. It tries to be those things and fails in all. The layout: It's a long narrow room. The stage is on the smaller far end. The tables are arranged going back along the long direction. If you're sitting more than halfway back you'll be disappointed in the seating. In the back are high-top tables which are very small. The "bar" is along the long wall. The "restaurant" is catered food ( I don't think the venue has a kitchen). It's arranged buffet style on portable tables in the lobby. You go in a line and chose your dinner and they hand it to you in a plastic to-go container. You eat at your table and then bus your leftovers and trash to the trash can. There is no wait service. Just like eating at a fast food restaurant. If your sitting at a small high-top table there's not enough room for more than two people to eat. You'll be seated with strangers and they'll be right in your face as you eat. The "bar" only has beer and wine for alcohol. Or you could get a canned mixed drink. Stand in line and wait your turn at the end of the bar. The bar seats are reserved for the show. Remember no wait service. So if you want a drink during the show you have to go to the bar. Music was not Jazz. Very slow, boring folk. The crowd was 70+ year olds. And they charge for this experience? Won't be going back.

Standing room concert venue (honestly my preferred venue style). This venue is on the smaller side…read moreto what I've personally been to in comparison to venues in Milwaukee and Chicago. It has similar feel to the Rave and Aragon but definitely a much more updated/new venue. Check-in security process was smooth, drinks were good we ordered the margaritas in the refillable cups but never got refills because I'm not the person that leaves there spot at the concert and it's also a fairly large drink! We were right up at the stage and during the opening act and main they actually had a beverage/bar cart come through at the security fence which I thought was pretty smart. Great sound, wonderful view from where we managed to stand, and good crowd.

I attended the Devo concert on 4/13/26 at The Van Buren, and unfortunately, the experience was very…read moredisappointing. The venue felt significantly oversold, to the point where it was nearly impossible to move comfortably. From where I was standing, I couldn't see the stage at all, which made it hard to enjoy the performance I came to see. Beyond just being crowded, it felt unsafe. The number of people packed into the space seemed excessive, and I genuinely question whether it exceeded fire code limits. People were standing all the way back into the bar area. Navigating through the crowd was difficult, and there didn't appear to be enough room for people to exit easily if needed. I've been to this venue since its 2017 opening and had much better experiences, but this event felt poorly managed. I hope they take crowd capacity and guest safety more seriously in the future.

My family and I came to Copper Penny on July 24 around 7:00 p.m. to celebrate my aunt's birthday,…read moreand we had such a great time! Some of my coworkers even came out to celebrate with us, which made the night even more fun. I'm 37, and while the crowd was mostly older adults that night (probably because of the band that was playing), I honestly loved the atmosphere. The live band was entertaining, everyone was having fun, and I spent a good part of the night dancing. The staff was one of the highlights of the evening. They were friendly, welcoming, laughing, dancing, and genuinely looked like they enjoyed being there. Their positive energy made the whole experience even better. I ordered the onion rings, and they were delicious--golden, crispy, and full of flavor. It's classic bar food done right. I didn't get any pictures of the food because I was too busy enjoying the night, but they were definitely worth ordering. This was my first visit, even though my family has been here many times before, and now I understand why. Between celebrating with my family and coworkers, the live music, the dancing, the friendly staff, and the great atmosphere, we had an absolute blast. The video clips I'm sharing aren't the greatest because I was dancing while recording, but they still capture how much fun everyone was having.

Apparently, there is a lot of activity going on at night here, but I came here for lunch, so it was…read morepretty quiet. It's cute little neighborhood bar in Sun City with a dance floor. Limited selection of draft beers with a full bar. Service was pretty quick at the bar. I got the Jamie's Meatballs. The meatballs were very good and the marinara sauce was above average. But, it's a bit pricey at $14.50 for 2 meatballs. I'll be back again to try a burger!

Such a cool and happening spot on weekends. It almost has the vibe of an underground club. Crazy…read moreloud music and great bar.

Very amazing place to go for drinks on a Saturday night the security and the bartenders do a very…read moreamazing job the drinks are very good and fast. The music and the set up downstairs is very nice and well kept definitely worth coming back every weekend.

Tried the Hatchfire Burger with a side of sidewinder fries and it absolutely delivered. The burger…read morehad that perfect smash-style crust on the edges with tons of flavor packed into every bite. The hatch green chiles gave it just the right amount of kick without overpowering the beef, and everything tasted fresh and well balanced. The sidewinder fries were crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and seasoned really well. They're thick enough to hold up but still have that golden crunch you want with a burger. Portion size was solid, the presentation was clean, and overall it just felt like a quality meal. If you're a burger fan and like a little heat, this one is worth ordering. I'll definitely be back.

We followed Mary's brother and sister-in-law to this fairly remote site without much in the way of…read moresignage. The place is huge, with a big band stage and other activities like cornhole and even a photo booth. The only two negatives were that the seating was on super uncomfortable picknick table benches and the wait staff were way understaffed with how they got slammed that night. Also I think they were using a food truck as their kitchen, which possibly also accounted for some of the long delay getting our food. The food was good quality and reasonable as they only have a few things and do them all well. The band was super, and a pretty good sized family crowd of all ages took to the dance floor, doing mostly country two-step and some line dancing. I asked Mary if she wanted to stop on our way back from Verrado and she vetoed it saying the seating was too uncomfortable.

I brought my family to Evanescence in mid July, 2026. It looked like it was going to storm so I was…read moreglad I was in at least the 200 level seats as they have a roof over head. Don't pay for VIP parking, that's a $40 joke. We parked in VIP and had to walk past all General Parking to get to the end of the entry line to get into the Amphitheatre and there is no benefit of being let out first or anything like that, just a wasted $40. Beers were $18 and they don't take cash, so expect to be asked if you want to give them $3.24 (18%), $3.60 (20%), or $3.96 (22%) for reaching back and grabbing and opening a can of beer for you. The line for beer was short and the bathroom line was only 5 min. or so. All and all, it was a good concert and now I know not to pay the $40 fee next time.

I'm new to this venue and attended a concert being that my favorite rock band, Evanescence is on…read moretour and this was my first time visiting this venue as I am also new to the state so I'm gonna try to make my review as clear as possible. Although the venue is great on the inside, I don't understand its location. It's smack in the middle of apartments and homes, just bizarre. The exterior fencing is terrible and you'd think they give the venue a facelift. From the outside, it's not visually appealing but I digress. Okay, here's my rant of observations: -- When I bought my ticket for a concert, I received an email that informed me to check in at Gate 3, only to learn that I had to wait at Gate 2. This is frustrating, especially when a venue says one thing but the details are wrong. -- When you get the venue entrance, there is no signage to indicate which lines attendees should stand in, making it difficult to differentiate fast lanes and general. The day of my concert, attendees stood in lines that were meant for fast passing, and you can see that staff was lost on this too. This is what happens when nothing is marked to direct foot traffic. Gates opened at 5:30pm, yet attendees were still left standing in the direct sun/heat long after the gate open time. There's no misters out front while waiting, no shade, and you it was obvious that the staff that day didn't seem as prepared leading up to the gates opening. It was a complete sh**show. -- The digital ticket scanners were hit or miss in scanning tickets. My fast pass and venue tickets were auto added to my digital wallet, provided by Ticketmaster and did not have a barcode. One staff member kept telling me the machine needs my ticket with a barcode but this did not exist. Then, my fast pass ticket wouldn't scan properly, which took several tries only for the scanner to glitch and say that my ticket was already scanned. This was upsetting just trying to get into the venue. -- Once inside the venue, I asked staff where Guest Services was on the East side of the venue and the staff member had no idea. He said he would radio for inquiry but left me standing without any info. It took me asking him again for him to then ask another staff member who also didn't know where it was located. They simply said "it's somewhere over there". Uhhh, okay. Whatever. I eventually found it. -- Again, no clear signage marked to direct the flow of foot traffic once inside the venue. Before the start of the show, the venue had industrial fans running under the lower level shaded structure, which helped with circulation. However, before the first band hit the stage, the fans were turned off and left off for the rest of the evening. In the summertime, this is terrible. No circulation, sweat, dust, seats built too closely to one another, and pi**ed off people because the fans were not running. This can be dangerous. -- The lack of water refill stations--there were all of two areas where these were setup and that's right at the east/west near at Guest Services. There was no water stations placed near the lower levels/lawn sections, again making foot traffic a complete pain. I bought a drink in one of those shaker glasses but requested my drink be non-alcoholic, yet the staff claimed they still had to charge me full price even though my drink wasn't alcoholic. This makes no sense. -- VIP guests, such as myself who paid a lot of money for a show here, I expected a little better, more smooth flowing services. For example, those receiving merchandise with their VIP package, you had to walk on the opposite (east) side of the venue to collect your merchandise. Again, a poor process that needs improvement. VIPs should be given their merchandise at gate entry designated for them. This isn't rolling out a red carpet in treatment but creating a more streamlined process of handling things. -- While many of the staff were friendly, a lot of them seemed to just stand around chatting and not really tending to attendees, gates, or areas. Much of this time could've been cut down had they more focused. -- Lastly, the $80 fee for "easy out" parking is ridiculous when there's nothing easy about getting out if vehicles are stuck waiting TO get out. To make matters worse, police blocks off main streets, preventing poor and stagnant traffic flow and unnecessary detours. It just becomes a madhouse of ridiculousness getting out. However, in my opinion, the easy out parking is better than general and premier parking options. So, would I come back to this venue? I'm not against it depending on the artists touring and the venue inside isn't bad per se, but it does need several improvements, especially if they want to host major artists here. If there's signs that permit smoking, yet people ignore it, this is a problem. The venue needs a structural facelift and the terrible exterior fencing needs to be upgraded to an iron gate all around. As it looks now, it's looks very run down.