Manchester Music Hall

I've been to this venue for several shows and events, including Loud Luxury, 311, Wintersong, California Honeydrops, and an Eagles Tribute Band, and I've always had a great time. It's easy to get to, with plenty of parking options nearby (I recommend just scootering or ride sharing if you can), and they have multiple bars with fairly priced drinks. Tickets are never outrageously priced, which is a big plus.The venue itself is temperature controlled and comfortable, with a raised stage that gives good visibility no matter where you stand. If you're someone who likes to be up close and personal with the band/artist this is the spot for you.The only thing holding back a perfect rating is the acoustics, which are just okay in some spots. But the closer you get to the stage, the better the sound becomes. Video from the California Honeydrops show is living proof of that--it was easily the best show I've ever seen!Overall, it's a solid venue that delivers great experiences at an affordable price. Definitely worth checking out if one of your favorite bands is playing!

I've seen 2 shows here and they were pretty good. The venue is a little pricier than The Burl, Al's bar, Green Lantern, etc. but nothing crazy like Rupp Arena. About $30. It's a bigger space than cheaper ones for sure, to hold more people. The drinks were good, bartender good service. The last show they had a food truck outside so got food. Manchester Music Hall itself does not serve food. But yeah I liked the bands at both shows and bought merch shirt from one of the bands.

We had a excellent experience at Manchester Music Hall. The staff were amazing. Security was second to none. Security was not over bearing, but immediately and tactfully handled every situation. They were well versed in what was acceptable and what was not. My family will be attending other shows at Manchester Music Hall because of this positive experience.

We came here for an Adam Doleac concert and had a great time. Tickets were somehow only $7.50 a piece but I'm not sure how much tickets for other artists are. Parking was around $15, two drinks was $15, so overall not too expensive for a date night. The bathrooms were meh, my door was broken so I had to hold it shut so that's the only reason for a star deduction. And it's super close to goodfellas and crank and boom for some post concert food.

Extremely unprofessional. Went there for an Interview and was stood up by the manager. Wasted my time, gas, and they charged me to park in their parking lot. Place is sketchy. Beware

The women's bathroom is atrocious. Half the stall doors don't have functioning locks or even locks at all and the one that did lock had shifted downward overtime so you could literally be pulling up your pants and making eye contact with anyone as they came in. And I'm only "5'6" I couldn't imagine being taller or in heels.

I've been to Manchester quite a few times and have had a consistent experience every time. First the good...drink selection is top notch for a small music venue. They have all the liquor you'd expect but the beer selection is quality. Always a good mix of domestics, craft, and local beers. They bring in a good variety of National acts. From rock to bluegrass and just about everything in between. The ticket prices are always affordable, even for the bigger names. There are some needs for improvement though. If you are an audiophile, you may not be happy. The sound is good enough for me to have a good time but it's not perfect. Also, be aware that some acts have a VIP area. That area takes up the entire front half of the venue with seats so if you like to stand as close to the stage as possible you will be disappointed. Even if you buy VIP seating I rarely see people stand in that area so stand at your own risk.

I've been to Manchester for several shows. Always a great line-up of top notch performers. Last night I saw Grammy Award winners The Steep Canyon Rangers with ticketed seats. You pay more for a seat vs general admission, but it's worth it especially for serious listeners. Manchester does a great job ensuring parking is ample and organized (be prepared to pay a parking fee) and keeping patrons safe by checking ID's, purses etc. Every event I have attended has had a food truck available so its ok if you arrive hungry.If there is a chatty crowd the noise level can interfere with the sound. Having a ticked seat helps ensure a quality listening experience.

This was our 2nd trip, This concert was sold out & I love Cadillac 3, The last time they were in gown was 2004. They have a lot National small bands who haven't made it big yet. They only negative thing I can say is sucks getting out the place. All the Uber, Lift & Buses have traffic shut down Manchester Street. Sure would be nice to see a little traffic control. We're headed back in March I

I went there to pick up my son and his wife I pulled in parking lot and sat there inside my vehicle for about 20 minutes waiting it was dark I didn't see signs about parking but I eventually received a parking tick in the mail for over $80 this is a racket they have going to screw people out of money how can they say $10 to park but then send one in mail for $80 I'm sure they do a lot of people like this I'll never go there again nor will my family members and I called them they are unfriendly and lied to me said parking lot belongs to the city it does not it is their own lot.