The Andrew J Brady Music Center

My family and I went to see Kirk Franklin's latest tour at this venue. It was my first time visiting this location so I was concerned about what our view would be just due to not knowing the venue. We were a bit hungry when we arrived so we made a beeline for the concession stand. There is not a wide variety but we were able to grab a couple of hotdogs and some waters. They also had wine boxes (yes I got some at gospel concert, Jesus turned water into wine right?!)Our seats were fantastic. As intimate as the venue is, I cannot imagine there being a bad seat in the house which eases my anxiety for future ticket purchases here. My only complaint is that when we were there they did not have elevated side screens to allow for better viewing, but it's not a deal breaker.

I have been to a few events at The Andrew J Brady Music Center. It's definitely one of my favorite venues in Cincinnati! The way the auditorium is set up allows for great seating no matter which level you're on. I usually opt for the first balcony as it gives a perfect view. The venue works well for both concerts and conferences. There are several bars and concession stands. Highly recommend grabbing tickets to an event here.

Beautiful concert venue, but be sure to get here EARLY, esp. if there's a ball game before/during your event. I was invited to an 8pm Sunday concert a few weeks ago, and other than the rain-enhanced/Reds game (no rainout?!?) parking "challenges," it was a great night!!My friend won free tickets to a band neither one of us had ever heard of, but FREE is free, so we made the trip to take in the show. SUPER rainy (off and on...) plus REDS left us scrambling for parking, and our GPS directions to find the venue were not the best, but we got there eventually, parked "wherever!!" and had a quick dinner at a restaurant at The Banks. The concert was in walking distance (though we managed to get ourselves turned around a few more times, so took the "scenic" route!!). Nice setting, quick and easy entry process, and other than the fact that we had STANDING tkts. (our tickets listed a seat, but were actually floor...) all went well. There's a bar/snack food area, and well-marked restrooms, and the average/large-ish crowd stood and waited patiently for the concert to begin. GREAT concert, BUT my poor friend couldn't STAND through the whole concert (bad knees...) so we had to leave early (Booooooooo!!!). If you go, and you're possibly not able/comfortable standing for the whole event, PLEASE check ahead of time!!Do some pre-show research (I wonder if they DO put seats on the floor area for some shows...??) and you'll have a GREAT experience here!!

I've gone to my 3rd concert here this past week and I really love this venue. They hold both indoor and outdoor concerts. The staff there is always kind and are able to get folks through the doors quickly. Drink options are limited but not bad. The bathrooms are huge and there's never a long wait. I will say that even though I enjoyed the outdoor portion of the venue, I prefer the ones inside. The outdoor area is awesome but it felt small/more crowded than the ones I've seen inside did.

Great atmosphere for large group events. Location is ideal for visitors whose first time it is in Cincy because it offers perfect views, right next to the major stadium and in the heart of the Rhine.

Great new venue in downtown Cincinnati. The entrance to the venue was smooth. Staff was friendly. The line for drinks at the beginning of the show was super long but it died down after the show started. The acoustics were great and the standing room was large. Didn't seem like a bad seat in the whole place. Venue was clean. Would go back for another show!

Easy to get into this venue and parking is nearby. I was impressed with this establishment.

Best venue I've been to since moving to Ohio. Beautiful location and venue, conveniently located in downtown Cincy with lots of restaurants, bars, and hotels within walking distance. They have metal detectors and make you empty your pockets and check purses before you can enter (these days that level of security is appreciated). Bathrooms and concessions are on both floors. There are elevators for those that need them. Great views from first balcony front row. Sound was great. Only complaint is that the seats had no elbow room.

This was a good venue. Well set up to keep lines at stands as minimal as possible. Servers were a little pretentious but oh well.

Wow where to begin. Pull into garage with a severely injured knee, elevator out of service. Arrived at 715 for 8pm show. Online states they serve Skyline, Deweys pizza, hot dogs and chips. Sold out of all but chips at 715. Informed they only ordered 10 pizzas and 25 hot dogs for approximately 2000 people show! Had 6th row center seats on aisle. The chairs are mobile and with people being larger they move seats to be comfortable. Had 4 inches between my seat and chair in front of me. Asked usher for help, his reply "What do you want me to do?". I replied, just get me a supervisor who can do something. Gentleman very nice actually said rows to close and did offer seats not any where as good as we had. But excellent sound system! Never going back. Very amateur.