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1. The Fillmore Philadelphia
The Fillmore Philadelphia is a concert venue and party space modeled on San Francisco’s legendary music landmark that gave rise to musicians such as Jimi Hendrix and Led Zeppelin. Pennsylvania now has its very own Fillmore location; opening night show featuring Philly-born Hall & Oates was sold-out!
Live Nation chose Fishtown for this project because of its vibrant arts scene and rich rock ‘n’ roll history; their newly renovated former Ajax Metal Company plant can hold 2,500 fans standing or 1,200 in seating mode, with smaller club-like facilities called The Foundry accommodating an additional 450 capacity audience. EwingCole designed the venue with modern elements while honoring its history to create an extraordinary contemporary venue experience for concertgoers.
Following in the tradition of its namesake San Francisco club, Philadelphia will feature posters created by artists for each night’s performances – starting with Hall & Oates on opening night and including Brandi Carlile, Joe Walsh, Disclosure Moe Lo and AWOLNATION shows over time. A wall will display several hundred posters of each nightly poster created for Philadelphia venue including those for opening night show with Hall & Oates followed by Brandi Carlile Joe Walsh Disclosure Moe Lo and AWOLNATION performances.
Other features of the main floor include two 55-foot stone bars, natural oak wood flooring and six chandeliers (a signature Fillmore feature). On the second-floor Circle Bar will offer VIP service with private entry and premium drinks like craft beers, small batch liquors, and carefully prepared bites.
Tickets to concerts at The Fillmore Philadelphia go on sale August 24. With its unique atmosphere and state-of-the-art sound system, The Fillmore Philadelphia will quickly become an acclaimed venue. Vivid Seats makes finding perfect seats easy – simply select your event, select your seats and pay via your desired payment method.
2. South Kitchen & Jazz Parlor
South Kitchen & Jazz Parlor brings modern Southern cuisine to a new generation by pairing classic Southern dishes with soulful live jazz performances six nights a week in its Jazz Parlor seating 75 people and featuring local and national jazz artists curated by bassist Gerald Veasley; additionally there’s also an exciting dining room, bar, lounge area featuring playful menu of Southern snacks, shared plates, as well as extensive American bourbons & whiskeys selection.
Warmdaddy’s, Heirloom, and Paris Bistro owners Robert and Benjamin Bynum have transformed the restaurant to include three distinct areas: Dining Hall, Jazz Parlor and Bar and Lounge. Chef Paul Martin (formerly from Catahoula, Heirloom and original Zanzibar Blue) has designed an authentic Southern menu featuring Carolina wreckfish, Anson Mills grits, Sea Island red peas as well as homemade pickles, preserves and bourbon steak sauce made right here at Warmdaddy’s.
Even though food alone should be reason enough to visit, adding music makes the experience complete. Every Wednesday through the summer, this restaurant hosts its Regional Southern Menu Series where each course is paired with a unique regional bourbon or whiskey.
SOUTH is known for its live jazz performances, DJ sets and extensive cocktail list – plus Resy makes reservations available for both restaurants and Jazz Parlor! Seating begins an hour prior to each show (with 15-minute increment tickets sold in order for guests to settle in, enjoy their meal and beverages while socializing with other attendees.
South is an ideal venue to hear contemporary jazz at its best. Boasting an exceptional lineup of artists that will have you swaying and singing along every word, South will have you swaying in your seat and singing along every time the beat drops!
3. The Fillmore Philadelphia
The Fillmore Philadelphia is a concert venue designed to pay homage to the legacy of legendary Fillmore music halls across the nation. On October 1, 2015, Philadelphia’s version opened its doors for business at the former Ajax Metal Company building in Fishtown with Hall & Oates performing. It boasts 2,500 capacity main hall with crystal chandeliers and impressive acoustics; on top of which lies The Foundry, hosting intimate shows by local and up-and-coming artists.
Circle Bar, the venue’s restaurant and lounge, provides patrons with top-tier cocktails and craft beers alongside first-class service prior to, during, and post concerts. When purchasing tickets they also gain access to pre-purchasing parking spots from specific lots nearby the Girard Station on SEPTA’s Market-Frankford Line – making parking accessible and close.
No matter the occasion – wedding or corporate – The Fillmore Philadelphia can accommodate parties of any size. Their experienced catering team offers customized menus and drinks for each guest while their production staff ensures it all runs smoothly. In addition to this service offering lighting/sound/stage design as well as other related services.
This venue allows you to bring in your own wine and beer by clicking “BYOB”. Additionally, depending on your party size and needs you can search by amenities like kitchen space, outdoor areas, handicap access etc.
The Fillmore is located at the crossroads between Northern Liberties and Fishtown, making it easy to find food and drinks before or after a show. Enjoy old-school arcade games at Barcade (1114 Frankford Avenue) before heading over to Love & Honey Fried Chicken (1134 Frankford Avenue) for some of Philadelphia’s finest fried chicken. Or visit Sancho Pistola’s for authentic Mexican fare like tacos, guacamole, and tequila flights – whatever your choice, be aware that security checks and metal detector searches must occur prior to entering. For more information regarding safety guidelines visit their website and download their mobile app which keeps users up-to-date regarding policy updates at The Fillmore (1114 Frankford Avenue).
4. Buddy Guy’s Legends
Buddy Guy’s Legends is the place for blues lovers to congregate seven nights a week to witness breathtaking performances and taste tantalizing Southern Cajun soul food. With main floor, mezzanine level seating options that provide great sightlines and VIP balcony seats that bring performers close up, as well as happy hour specials on weekdays and Sunday brunches featuring live acoustic blues music, this club provides something to suit every musical taste!
Buddy Guy’s Legends is an intimate music club featuring legendary blues musicians. The walls are filled with memorabilia from old Howlin’ Wolf contracts to Buddy’s Grammy and Blues Music Awards (he holds 34 of them himself!). The venue offers visitors an immersive musical experience.
An octogenarian guitarist maintains an active touring schedule, yet takes time out every January to host a sixteen-show residency at his own club. Fans from around the globe flock there to witness his electrifying guitar riffs and vocals.
Buddy Guy’s Legends boasts an eclectic music lineup, from up-and-coming local talent to veteran musicians of various styles within blues or jazz genres, often surprising visitors such as Eric Clapton who delivered three sold-out shows during his surprise visit in November 1994.
Buddy Guy’s Legends offers an informal and relaxed atmosphere for guests to enjoy the music. No offensive language or imagery are permitted inside, and sports jerseys should not be worn to ensure an enjoyable evening out. Patrons should dress casually to maximize an enjoyable night out; guests are also welcome to bring beverages and snacks for the show itself; excessively ripped clothing could disrupt performances; it is best to consult their website prior to coming for more specific information on dress codes and restrictions.