The Roxy: Cleveland Live Music Venue Guide

EVERYTHING about this club is 5 star ! 800 person sold out show and ran smoothly as a customer. Only piece of advice is give your security guards flashlights ! the show is super dark as supposed to be but when something pops off in the pit they couldn't see the fight for a minute. the sound and lights and stage etc is top tier , maybe pump in as much air conditioning as possible especially when at 800ppl sold out.

I’ve been to lots of venues and concerts, my first time here. The feel and energy of The Roxy is cool. The stage seemed low, so hard to see. The sound is good. Smaller venue, capacity says 800 but I think 500/600 would be more appropriate. Feels congested. Bathrooms are gender neutral. Only downside to those were pee on toilet seats, no toilet paper or paper towels. :/

I just went to The Roxy for the first time to see one of my favorite bands live, Turnover. Doors opened at 7pm and the space was clean and comfortable with plenty of standing room-only space. I would say this venue would fit 700 people comfortably. There is a long bar near the entrance with a couple merch tables set up here. The only time it would get tight is near the main entrance close to the bar between sets, when people were buying drinks and merch. The openers were enthusiastic and engaged the audience so well. Turnover played a killer performance. We were out of there by 10:30 which was great, not too late.

Great venue, great sound, cool bathrooms, the bar was kinda weird shaped but drinks were reasonable, good luck with parking but it's manageable. 10/10 show. Chat Pile was sick. Will come back. Where tf did folks used to bowl in this place?

I didn't know what to expect when I went to see Cameron Whitcomb (who is amazing, best show I've seen in years). We assumed we'd be the oldest people there, and wondered if we'd fit in and be welcome, if the place would be dirty or disorganized or uncomfortable. It's none of those. It is clean, welcoming, and comfortable. The people are great. Pleasant and accommodating. The attendees pick up that vibe and are the same. Young or old, regardless of gender or any other thing ,people are made to feel welcome. It's clean, very clean. The restrooms are all gendered with full doors in the stalls. An awesome thing to see. Go there. See Cameron Whitcomb is he comes back, but see anything there and you won't regret it.