Baltimore Soundstage

Great venue, great employees! Ease of parking is non comparative, parking garage right next door. Huge ladies room, clean and no line! One thing I would say had to be corrected would be placing a more visible tape on yhe rThank you for having "Lord of the Lost" play at your venue 9/13/24!

Can't stand when venues keep your credit card. This place does for some reason and dumb me forgot my card at the end of the night. I would have gone back the day after and just eaten the auto 20% gratuity but when I woke up someone had already tried to use my card to buy doordash, some food in North Carolina and some other stuff. so already we doing bad your establishment cant keep credit cards secure after you forced me to hand it over to you? Add that the venue has trash ventilation so its always a little hot and humid no matter how many people are in attendance I really would rather shows be anywhere but here.

Came to see Eric Roberson... great show! I would recommend attending this venue as they provided food and drinks.

Small venue, great for being up close with the artists. Offer cocktails and canned beverages, no drafts. I had a great time at a recent show for Whitey Morgan.

Came to this venue for the CIAA close out brunch. I was pleasantly surprised by the food and seating. They also had plenty of bars open for fast service. The bar drinks were great but expensive. They had the place setup to also host a day party. They don't have a lot of room for dancing but the DJ was pumping. I will try another event here in the future.

I went here for a concert. The staff was very helpful. I enjoyed the music. The service at the bar was very quick and efficient. The drink I got was made perfectly. The sound system was amazing. The lighting was great. Plenty of space to dance, sing, and have fun!

We went last night for an Emo night that had 4 different bands. Overall the bands were great and had nice energy but they were truly failed by the sound system. For a concert venue, you would think their sound system would be top notch but it leaves a lot to be desired. During one bands set there was so much feedback with the speakers and guitars I truly felt like leaving. Other times we couldn't hear the singer or the guitar solos. It was just a hodge podge of sound that turned us off. We did spring for the VIP seating because we're old and wanted chairs and that was a good idea because we had a server!Not sure we'll be back for concerts but maybe a comedy show? It's too bad because it's in a great location.

Went to see a sold out show for Teddy Swims last night and it's been years since I've been back here but overall I would say that I was happy with it. 1. Parking garage right next door that you can pay for on your phone. Clutch. 2. Intimate setting. Don't know what the max capacity was but I didn't feel super crammed that I couldn't move around. If you're short, I'm sorry but go towards the back at the railing. You might be able to see over everyone then since the floor is elevated. 3. Bartenders were moving with a purpose!4. Audio and lighting were pretty good. I would go back for another show in the future.

I recently saw Japanese Breakfast at Baltimore Soundstage with some friends (7 or 8 of us). I really didn't enjoy the venue. As a short girl, this space is rough. I saw the band by picture someone took for me - because I couldn't see the stage at all. All night. It was super crowded and there was no incline at all in the venue. So if you're not above average height, I would get there really early to be in the first few rows of people. Overall, it was just a blah venue - very tight, very crowded, very flat. Small overall, but it had two bar areas and an area for merch sales. Bathrooms were fine. I'd really have to love an artist to go back to Baltimore Soundstage. If it's someone I'm on the fence about someone and they're performing here, I'd definitely pass.

I remember when this venue was once Iguana, a club I frequented every Friday in the early 2000's. A lot of crazy memories at this place. Happy to see that the venue didn't just go down like many other clubs in Baltimore. My most recent visit to the venue was for the Conway the Machine tour. I also visited back in 2016 to see the show Straight Outta Oz. The venue is always clean, the staff is friendly and the shows are always top notch. Tickets for shows at this venue are always reasonable. You can really see a lot of big name acts for a very affordable price. The drinks are strong and also reasonably priced. They also sell food, I didn't order any, but the prices weren't outrageous.I hope they bring many more dope rap artist here in the near future!