The Metro Gallery

A very very small venue located on an edge of Baltimore. But small venues are exactly what I love! Sound was great, it was loud and I felt it throughout my whole body. Venue has two gender neutral bathrooms, one has touch free dispensers while the other is manual. Didn't have any drinks so can't comment on prices or hospitality. But would gladly come back to a show here. Had a great time seeing Until I Wake live.

My favorite local band had a show at the Metro Gallery. Upon entry, we were carded and given wristbands. The concert tickets were affordable -$15 online and $20 at the door. This was a rather small venue. I liked how there were hi tops with bar stools and seating by the bar. The merch area and stage area is separated by pillars. It was a bit loud and I was glad someone offered earplugs to me. Their beer menu was different than the one on the website. Their draft beer wasn't working. During the show, Alex enjoyed two Pony Boy Lagers, my fiance enjoyed two RAR Nanticoke Nectar IPA, and I enjoyed the Black Flag Salted Lime Sour.

I saw a hardcore metal show here. I was a little apprehensive of the location but the surrounding area is actually not that bad, at least during the day. The outside of the building looks run down and it's blacked out all around. We parked in a parking lot attached to the venue which is huge in the city. There's also a large parking garage next to the venue too. The doors opened right when they were supposed to and the staff was friendly and quick to scan our tickets and wrist band us after checking ID for 21+.The venue itself is quite small (probably 200 people max, and it would be cramped). The stage is immediately to the left as you walk in. The sound system was great. There's also a bar with several canned beer options as well as several spirits to make cocktails with. There were two bartenders working and both seemed quick and friendly.There were two single use gender neutral bathrooms which definitely helped move the bathroom line. There was space for all four bands to set up merch tables and didn't take up room away from concert goers.There were posters for upcoming shows around too which I thought was cool.You can tell whoever owns this place cares and takes care of it. I think the service and venue was great and I'd highly recommend going to see a show here.

Metro Gallery was the cutest little spot to see a concert in the city, without it being a scary area when leaving late. Parking was easy and accessible, the venue was small but still had ample space, and gender neutral bathrooms were available. The bartenders were so incredibly sweet, even though I would say when it comes to the bar, the drinks can get quite pricey. Everyone was kind and respectful despite the small space, which I know can be an issue at some concert venues.

Bathrooms smell like someone pissed all over all over the walls. I expect better service because of The 8 by 10 and Ottobar located near by.

Fairly spacious warehouse type venue. Dimly lit. Free place to hang coats. One bar and it gets pretty packed. The barstaff were clearly overworked. Drinks are delicious and reasonably priced. I did notice extra charges on my receipt that I had to get remedied at the end of the night so I may opt to pay cash at the bar if I come here again. The DJs were amazing. Music was bumping and the crowd friendly and diverse. The best dance club experience I have found in Baltimore so far. I had a good time.

Dirty bathrooms, it says you need proof of vaccination but they didn't even check, the green room was like a sauna too.

I went here to see two go go bands. I feel like I overpaid when it came to the admission price as this space is very grungy inside lol but it's ok. It's not the sort of space that I imagined it would be. I feel like the name should be changed to something else because I feel like just because there are some paintings on the wall doesn't make it a gallery lol. Anyways the bands were awesome and I hope that they got most of money that I spent to get in. Parking was very easy as there is a lot and also a garage right next to the building. There was also a lot of street parking.

Pretty decent sized venue, not too hard to find parking for. The bar isn't insanely pricey and they seem to attract some unique and awesome acts. Saw Wham City and Everything is Terrible here and had a great time.

Great small venue near plenty of parking! Staff was helpful and friendly, prices are reasonable, and the setup is great for getting close up with the bands while they're on stage. The sound was also spot-on.