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/ September 4, 2026
Union Transfer is a live music venue in Philadelphia’s Callowhill neighborhood, housed inside a restored 1889 building at 1026 Spring Garden Street. It opened on September 21, 2011, as a joint venture between The Bowery Presents (now part of AEG Live) and R5 Productions, a
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/ September 4, 2026
MGM Music Hall at Fenway is a mid-sized concert venue located directly northeast of Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts, at 2 Lansdowne Street. Owned by Fenway Sports Group and named through a sponsorship deal with MGM Resorts International, the hall opened its doors on August
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/ September 2, 2026
The Colosseum at Caesars Palace is a purpose-built concert theater on the Las Vegas Strip that redefined what a residency show could look like. It opened on March 25, 2003, as a home base for Celine Dion’s blockbuster “A New Day…” residency, and its circular,
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/ September 1, 2026
Wilton’s Music Hall sits down a quiet cobbled alley in Shadwell, East London, and holds the title of the oldest surviving grand music hall in the world. Built in 1859 by architect Jacob Maggs behind a row of Georgian terrace houses, it grew out of
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/ August 26, 2026
The Gewandhaus is Leipzig’s celebrated concert hall on Augustusplatz, home to the Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra, widely regarded as the oldest bourgeois symphony orchestra in the world. The orchestra traces its roots to a concert society founded in 1743 and took the Gewandhaus name when it
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/ August 26, 2026
The Berliner Philharmonie is the home concert hall of the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, standing in the Tiergarten district near Potsdamer Platz. Designed by architect Hans Scharoun and opened on October 15, 1963, the building replaced the orchestra’s original Philharmonie hall, which was destroyed by Allied
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/ August 25, 2026
Ancienne Belgique, known to locals simply as “AB,” is a concert hall in the historic heart of Brussels, Belgium, standing on Boulevard Anspach. The site’s music-hall history stretches back to the 19th century, but the venue took on its current name and identity in 1931,
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/ August 23, 2026
Royal Festival Hall opened on 3 May 1951 on the South Bank of the River Thames as the centerpiece of the Festival of Britain, a national celebration marking the centenary of the Great Exhibition. Designed by architects Robert Matthew and Leslie Martin with Peter Moro
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/ August 23, 2026
The Barrowland Ballroom sits on Gallowgate in Glasgow’s Calton district, above the famous Barras market that gave it its name. It began life in 1934 as a dance hall built by Maggie McIver, known as the ‘Barras Queen’, for stallholders and locals to socialize after
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/ August 23, 2026
The Barbican Centre sits in the City of London on Silk Street, a sprawling Brutalist arts complex that opened on March 3, 1982, when Queen Elizabeth II formally unveiled it as “one of the wonders of the modern world.” Designed by the architecture firm Chamberlin,
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/ August 7, 2026
The Knitting Factory opened in 1987 inside a run-down former Avon Products office on East Houston Street in Manhattan, founded by Michael Dorf and Louis Spitzer. What started as a scrappy art gallery and café quickly became one of New York’s most important stages for
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/ August 6, 2026
The Warfield is a historic theater at 982 Market Street in San Francisco, opened on May 13, 1922, as the Loews Warfield. Built by theater chain owner Marcus Loew and designed by architect G. Albert Lansburgh in a Spanish Baroque style, it began life as
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/ August 3, 2026
La Cigale is a concert hall and theatre at 120 boulevard de Rochechouart in the 18th arrondissement of Paris, just steps from Place Pigalle. Built in 1887 on the site of the former Boule Noire cabaret and rebuilt in 1894 under architect Henry Grandpierre, the
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/ August 2, 2026
The Ogden Theatre is a historic concert venue at 935 East Colfax Avenue in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood, occupying a Mediterranean Revival building that first opened as a movie palace on September 6, 1917. Designed by architect Harry W. J. Edbrooke, the theater spent decades
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/ August 1, 2026
The Georgia Theatre is a historic live music venue in downtown Athens, Georgia, occupying a building whose roots trace back to 1889 when the city’s YMCA was constructed on the site. After decades as a basketball venue, music store, and movie house (the Elite Theater,
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/ July 29, 2026
Benaroya Hall opened on September 12, 1998, in downtown Seattle as the purpose-built home of the Seattle Symphony. Named for philanthropists Jack and Becky Benaroya, whose Benaroya Foundation contributed the largest gift in the symphony’s history toward the $120 million project, the hall occupies a
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/ July 29, 2026
The Fox Theatre in Detroit opened on September 21, 1928, as one of the grandest movie palaces ever built, seating over 5,000 people beneath an ornate blend of Burmese, Indian, Persian, Chinese, and Hindu design motifs. Designed by architect C. Howard Crane, it was the
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/ June 28, 2026
The United Palace sits at 4140 Broadway in Washington Heights, Manhattan, occupying one of New York City’s most spectacular theatrical spaces. Designed by architect Thomas W. Lamb and opened on February 22, 1930, it began life as Loew’s 175th Street Theatre, one of five celebrated
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/ June 17, 2026
Metro Chicago is a 1,100-capacity concert hall at 3730 N Clark Street in Chicago’s Wrigleyville neighborhood, two blocks north of Wrigley Field. Opened in 1982 inside a 1927 building originally constructed as a Swedish Community Center, it has earned a reputation as one of North
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/ June 16, 2026
O2 Academy Brixton stands at 211 Stockwell Road in the Lambeth district of South London, occupying a grand Art Deco building originally opened on 19 August 1929 as the Astoria Variety Cinema. After stints as a discotheque and a short-lived rock club called Fair Deal,
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