The Radio Room

I wanna say this place is awful so it stays the place it is, but they deserve the praise. This place is fucking awesome.

I was at the Radio Room when Angry Chairs were there Saturday 25 of March. Just to let you know I thought Solarist was the best band that played.

On the basis of a referral, we went here to hear Caleb Caudle. Decided to go early for dinner too. I had a Cuban Sandwich (the day's special) and I must say it was superb! Perhaps the best I've had in Greenville. Their draft beer selection is limited but there was enough variety in the options for us to find something we liked. There are lots more can and bottle options. After dinner it was time for the music. Most enjoyable! I was really surprised that, given the quality of the performers, there weren't more people there. It was s summer Thursday night, so perhaps that was a factor. In my opinion, the Radio Room deserves more press coverage and local support. Great location across from the new Spinx station on Poinsett Highway (yes, we felt safe). Recommended.

The music scene is back in Greenville! After the Handlebar closed several years ago, the music scene more or less dried up and died. We had the old Radio Room but the booking was hit or miss. The new Radio Room is located where Independent Ale House was located. It's at the intersection of Poinsett Highway and Rutherford, just across the way from the new Spinx gas station. The new Radio Room kills it with booking. Some of my recent favorites to have played there are Modern English, Tim Skold (formerly of KMFDM and Marilyn Manson), Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Will Hoge, and Bright Light Social Hour. Upcoming shows: A Pale Horse Named Death (featuring former members of Type O Negative), Saliva, Supersuckers, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, Titus Andronicus, and Jump Little Children are sure to please (Fall 2019).The Radio Room features good pub fare and a decent selection of craft beer, domestic beer, and liquor drinks. Staff is always friendly and helpful as well. Be sure to get to the Radio Room and catch a show soon!

Radio Room is exactly what we were looking for. After feeling like we really explored our way through much of the downtown bar scene, we were looking for something different. After being told about Radio Room by a local, we knew it was on our list that night. After realizing they stay open later than the average bar, we figured it'd be a great way to end the evening.Without much info to go off of on Yelp, we were taking a shot in the dark heading over there on a Wed evening, but we knew the second we exited our Uber we were in the right place. It instantly reminded me of one of my favorite dive bars in Charleston... plus they have live music. If divey spots with live music and cheap drinks is kinda your thing, go check this place out.

Love The Radio Room. Great bands, great vibe, great food. Wes, the owner, really has a great little thing going on here!

Very interesting venue! I love how small and music-devoted this (dive) bar is. The focus is definitely on finding local musicians out to make their mark in the world, which is fantastic! For $5 on a Wednesday, we had the opportunity to see three very different acts alongside a much larger crowd than expected, and PBR was $1! Definitely worth the trek. Can't ask for a cheaper or more fun night out!!!

This version of the Radio Room will sadly yet excitedly be transitioning new concerts, shows and experiences to the brand new, larger Radio Room that will boldly go where few clubs have gone in Greenville: to a new, smarter and well designed venue. And it will be able to hold more fans. Wes Gilliam and his team are doing everything right in ending 2023 with Great bands and kicking off 2024 with even broader, deeper and perfect tone setters for their new location. This is an exciting time to be sure.I only have one request, please bring your current chef - he's fire The food is off the hook!Go experience this Radio Room before you've missed the opportunity. And good luck getting tickets to those last few shows. #RadioRoomGvlROCKS

The place looks small when you first come in but don't be fooled. She's bigger than she looks! The food was great and the staff was to match. Great venue to eat and listen to music.

A music hall that's kind of a rollercoaster. I've gone and been blown away by the bands or just amazed that they're up on the stage. It's a complete dive. An acquired taste but if you like a strong drink at a cheap price it does work. The crowd changes depending on what bands are booked so the people are there for the music, conversation is limited. One strange thing about the place is that they do have great food. As good or better then most expensive places on Main street. The bathrooms smell and the staff is kind of friendly. But they're fast. Your drinks refilled by the time you hit the bar. So if your lucky to be there on a good music night you'll enjoy the food, the drinks and hopefully the music.