Dada Dallas

Lucky for me, Tropidelic was playing here early October and I happened to be in Dallas for a work seminar. So of course, I popped over here to check them out. The venue has good sound quality with an open stage and room for standing. The show was fun and as always, the bands brought the energy and good vibes. They also hung out after the show to mingle and hang with us which is much appreciated.There's an outdoor area with seating for those who want to chill and drink. No covers are there so if it rains, good luck with the weather part. The bar area has your beer/spirits although it's pricy. Best to drink somewhere else before heading here unless you like spending $8 for a miller lite.

Standing room only not for me. We stood around like sardines almost two hours for Keith Urban to come on stage. Ridiculous and unacceptable. While sound check was performed. This should had been done before allowing people to enter the establishment. To think I paid triple for a $50 ticket.

No frills place. Went for a live show last night & the band was great. The show was inside & it's standing room only so bear that in mind when you come. I didn't order a drink or check out the bathrooms so can't weigh in there. One thing I do want to make note of is about their phone number. The phone number on their website (214-742-3400) when dialed manually is disconnected. However, when you touch the number & get a pop up to "call this number", the number shown is different (214-712-3400). The second phone number is the phone number for the TX 5th Circuit Appellate Court and the lady that answers their phone apparently doesn't think it's in the least bit comical and she's probably not the face of customer service Club Dada wants...

Went to this venue to see a friend's band play. It is an intimate venue and soundproofed well. Beer was cheaper than expected for Deep Ellum. We had a fun time!

Dada is classic Deep Ellum, a stripped down music venue with an underground vibe that provides "reach out and touch you" closeness to the artists who perform here. With a long bar along one wall, a stage in the corner, lots of open space to mill around in, Dada is a casual general admission venue that provides lots of room to move around. We came to see Transviolet on her first US tour. I suck at estimating crowds, but I'd say there were 100-120 people there. We were in the very front, touching the floor monitors, and never felt a crush. Trees, across the street, always feels tight, even when it's half full. it may be that I've only seen metal shows there and Transviolet is dreamy girl-pop. But the audience and the venue just seemed more chill.We didn't have cocktails, but the prices were characteristically high for Deep Ellum venues (stupid high). I bought a couple beers, can't remember the price, but just bit the bullet and rolled with the experience.The ceiling is high enough that the mix is consistent from front to back. There are only two toilets which is a wtf move if you ask me in a venue this size. I can't see a concert working here in pandemic times. Hopefully, before too long we will be able to come back here safely to enjoy some more live music!

Went here for a show last year in July and there was no air conditioning! They just had fans running inside. I couldn't stand inside for long and I kept having to go out to the sitting area in the back for some air. This was my first and last time coming here.

Great spot in the heart of Deep Ellum. Amazing outdoor space with a big stage for outside shows. Bar staff was friendly and fairly quick. Sound was really good also. Not too much to say, I was only here to catch one band. Not disappointed and would definitely go back. Keep on rockin'! Show Seen Here: Ceremony

The sound system wasn't even set up when the band arrived. It was a construction size with safety hazards everywhere. What a disappointment, and disservice to the musicians who sold 300 tickets to their show tonight, and patrons who were looking forward to this show. C'mon Dada. Either do it right or don't do it.

I got to visit Dada for the first time this past Friday night with a group of associates. It was my first time to Deep Ellum & it most definitely won't be my last time. Overall, I had a good time we were LIT all night! Now my only two cons was the drink pricing and music. I personally didn't order a drink but others I was with did and let me tell you $15 for an LIT is RIDICULOUS! Although they were strong that is crazy nor were we in Uptown where you normally expect high pricing. Now for the music, the DJ or DJs didn't really pay that close attention to who was spinning but I was hoping for more recent hip-hip music to vibe to. The mix was good seeing as it was a mixed crowd but I was yearning for a bit more to bounce to but that's just my personal opinion. However, the music that was played kept the crowd moving. Will I return? Probably so but I'll be sure to drink beforehand.

Cozy venue, not big but not too cramped. One of the many many music spots you'll find in the heart of Deep Ellum. Dada is serving up live music and strong drinks! I love their outdoor patio and stage, lots of space to spread out and its always nice to get a breather outside during a night of crowds and loud music. The bartenders are kind and work as quickly as possible, plus you get a good pour. At least my vodka-pineapples were super strong! The sound here is great. It's a pretty intimate space with standing room only, 21+ and up only.