Venue that Surprised You Most?

[CajunVic]

For the Worlds Fair, we trecked from BR to NO every Wednesday to see the Neville Brothers, Live at Tipitina’s

[CajunNation]

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[ManAboutTown]

For the Worlds Fair, we trecked from BR to NO every Wednesday to see the Neville Brothers, Live at Tipitina’s

Tipitina’s is in my top 5 as well.
New addition to the fold would be the Seville Quarter in Pensacola. Wife and I found it last summer and loved it.

[ULvictory]

Went to see Sublime with Rome and 311 at L’Auberge Lake Charles back in 2011. Add the pool party and it was a blast.

House of Blues in NOLA is also fun.

[Million$Mullet]

Tipitina’s is in my top 5 as well.
New addition to the fold would be the Seville Quarter in Pensacola. Wife and I found it last summer and loved it.

Seriously, Seville is an awesome place. It reminds me of a New Orleans version of graham central station with all the different kinds of bars within the one building. The piano bar is awesome as is the courtyard stage. We went there every night for the basketball tournament last year. Listened to some really good music.

[fanof71]

Grant Street...

[zeppelincajun]

For the Worlds Fair, we trecked from BR to NO every Wednesday to see the Neville Brothers, Live at Tipitina’s

It’s been too long since I’ve been to Tipitina’s. Need to remedy that. Saw Dinosaur Jr. and Band of Horses there in college.

Chelsea’s Live in BR has sorta taken the place of the Varsity in the last couple years for best venue in BR. So far I’ve been to Crowbar, Melvins, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, and a couple country shows. Great little spot.

[Scott Malkinson]

Went to see Sublime with Rome and 311 at L’Auberge Lake Charles back in 2011. Add the pool party and it was a blast.

House of Blues in NOLA is also fun.

Got free tickets to Florence Welch at HOB Nola. Still gives me chills how good she was.

Not a huge country fan but the opry was an amazing exp.

[KajunKrazy]

Grant Street. I didn't travel far for music.

[RaginDave]

The basement at Bisbano's never failed to deliver an awesome music experience. Although, it might have been due to countless pitchers of beer.

Agreed. If I had a ton of disposable income I would reopen it. The other for me is McAllister auditorium on Tulanes campus. Saw Siouxsie and the Banshees there in 1984

[RaginDave]

Seriously, Seville is an awesome place. It reminds me of a New Orleans version of graham central station with all the different kinds of bars within the one building. The piano bar is awesome as is the courtyard stage. We went there every night for the basketball tournament last year. Listened to some really good music.

I’ve been going to Seville quarter for almost 30 years.

[CAJUNJUDO]

Griffiss Air Force Base in Upstate New York

It was an odd venue for sure, but I couldn’t comprehend the amount of people that would attend. In retrospect, it did make sense, but I didn’t expect to get blistered by the Sun in late July at Woodstock’99. Who would have thought they would have set up the stages on the tarmac 1.5 miles apart? But they did and as miserable as it was, it was well worth it. So much awesome music jammed within a weekend. Memories, visuals, and experiences that will remain with me for a lifetime.