As a long-time St. Louis local and music enthusiast, I’ve explored every corner of our city’s vibrant live music scene. Tonight, the Gateway City’s venues are buzzing with an incredible lineup of performances that’ll satisfy any musical taste.
From the historic Soulard district’s blues joints to the trendy Grove’s indie rock hotspots, St. Louis comes alive after dark with melody and rhythm. I’m particularly excited about the mix of local talent and touring acts hitting our stages tonight. Whether you’re in the mood for jazz at the Dark Room, rock at Off Broadway, or country at Ballpark Village, you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for. Let me guide you through tonight’s must-see performances across St. Louis.
- St. Louis offers a diverse range of live music venues tonight, from major concert halls like Enterprise Center (18,400 capacity) to intimate jazz clubs like Jazz at the Bistro (220 seats)
- Top performances tonight include Jason Isbell at The Factory, The Flaming Lips at The Pageant, Buddy Guy at Stifel Theatre, and various local acts across blues and jazz venues
- Music genres available tonight span blues, jazz, rock, country, and indie, with ticket prices ranging from $10-89 depending on venue and performer
- Most venues require valid photo ID, accept credit cards (except Venice Cafe), and open doors one hour before showtime
- Several dining options are available near music venues, including pre-show specials and late-night food service until 2 AM at spots like Broadway Oyster Bar and BB’s Jazz Blues & Soups
Live Music St Louis Tonight
Live Music St Louis Tonight venues offer diverse entertainment experiences across the city’s distinct neighborhoods. Here’s my curated selection of standout performance spaces that showcase both local and national acts.
Downtown Concert Halls
The Enterprise Center stands as downtown’s largest indoor venue, hosting 18,400 concertgoers for major touring acts. Stifel Theatre features 3,100 seats in an intimate setting with superior acoustics perfect for both classical concerts orchestral performances. City Museum’s Architecture Hall transforms into a 400-capacity concert space, combining industrial architecture with exceptional sound quality.
Popular Downtown venues:
- Ballpark Village: 2,000-person capacity entertainment complex featuring country music performers
- The Factory: Modern 3,000-seat venue specializing in alternative rock shows
- Old Rock House: 400-capacity restored 1850s building known for indie artists
Historic Theater District
Grand Center’s historic theater district preserves Live Music St Louis Tonight heritage through restored performance spaces. The Fox Theatre seats 4,500 patrons in its ornate 1929 space featuring gilded architectural details original Wurlitzer organ pipes. The Sheldon Concert Hall offers perfect acoustics in its 712-seat venue built in 1912.
Notable Historic District venues:
- Jazz at the Bistro: Intimate 220-seat club hosting nightly jazz performances
- Powell Symphony Hall: Home to the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra since 1968
- .ZACK: Multi-level arts facility featuring emerging local musicians
- The Grandel: 600-seat renovated church space specializing in R&B soul performances
| Venue Name | Capacity | Year Established |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise Center | 18,400 | 1994 |
| Fox Theatre | 4,500 | 1929 |
| Stifel Theatre | 3,100 | 1934 |
| The Factory | 3,000 | 2021 |
| Sheldon Concert Hall | 712 | 1912 |
Tonight’s Must-See Performances
I’ve curated tonight’s standout Live Music St Louis Tonight, featuring exceptional performances from local favorites to chart-topping national acts.
Local Band Spotlights
- The Bottoms Up Blues Gang takes the stage at BB’s Jazz Blues & Soups at 9:30 PM, delivering authentic St. Louis blues with their signature harmonica-driven sound
- The Mighty Pines bring their folk-rock fusion to Off Broadway at 8 PM, featuring tracks from their latest album
- Beth Bombara performs indie-folk originals at The Dark Room at 7 PM, showcasing songs from her critically acclaimed recordings
- River Kittens present their harmonious Americana at Venice Cafe at 10 PM, blending traditional bluegrass with contemporary folk
- Grammy winner Jason Isbell performs at The Factory with his band The 400 Unit at 8 PM
- Alternative rock icons The Flaming Lips bring their psychedelic show to The Pageant at 9 PM
- Blues legend Buddy Guy delivers his farewell tour performance at Stifel Theatre at 7:30 PM
- Rising country star Lainey Wilson headlines at Ballpark Village starting at 8 PM
| Venue | Artist | Genre | Start Time | Ticket Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Factory | Jason Isbell | Americana | 8:00 PM | $45-85 |
| The Pageant | Flaming Lips | Alt Rock | 9:00 PM | $35-55 |
| Stifel Theatre | Buddy Guy | Blues | 7:30 PM | $39-89 |
| BB’s Jazz Blues | Bottoms Up Blues Gang | Blues | 9:30 PM | $10 |
Popular Music Genres Playing Tonight
Live Music St Louis Tonight scene offers diverse genres across multiple venues tonight. Here’s my curated breakdown of where to find specific musical styles.
Blues and Jazz Venues
I’ve found 5 prime spots featuring blues and jazz performances tonight:
- BB’s Jazz Blues & Soups hosts St. Louis blues legend Kim Massie at 9:30 PM
- The Dark Room presents the Peter Martin Trio’s jazz set at 8 PM
- Hammerstone’s features local blues guitarist Tom Hall starting at 7 PM
- The Beale on Broadway showcases Jake’s Leg Blues Band at 10 PM
- Jazz at the Bistro features Grammy-nominated trumpeter Sean Jones at 7:30 PM
- The Pageant features The Flaming Lips’ psychedelic rock show at 8 PM
- Off Broadway presents indie rockers Mt. Joy at 9 PM
- Delmar Hall hosts punk band Beach Bunny at 8:30 PM
- The Ready Room features local alternative band Foxing at 9 PM
- Pop’s Nightclub showcases metal bands Fit For An Autopsy at 7 PM
| Venue | Genre | Start Time | Ticket Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| BB’s Jazz Blues & Soups | Blues | 9:30 PM | $15 |
| The Dark Room | Jazz | 8:00 PM | $20 |
| The Pageant | Psychedelic Rock | 8:00 PM | $35 |
| Off Broadway | Indie Rock | 9:00 PM | $25 |
| Pop’s Nightclub | Metal | 7:00 PM | $22 |
Ticket Prices and Door Policies
General Admission Venues
- BB’s Jazz Blues & Soups: $15 at door $12 advance tickets online
- Off Broadway: $25 general admission standing room
- The Dark Room: $10 cover charge no advance sales
- Pop’s Nightclub: $20 at door $18 advance purchase
- Venice Cafe: $5 cover charge cash only
Reserved Seating Venues
| Venue | Price Range | Special Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Stifel Theatre | $45-125 | Reserved seats only |
| The Factory | $35-85 | Mixed GA/Reserved |
| The Pageant | $30-55 | Balcony seating available |
| Fox Theatre | $49-150 | All seats reserved |
| The Sheldon | $40-75 | Premium acoustics |
Door Policies
- Valid photo ID required at all venues
- Credit cards accepted except Venice Cafe
- No professional cameras or recording devices
- Re-entry allowed with stamp at GA venues
- Coat check available $3-5 per item
Time Restrictions
- Box office opens 2 hours before showtime
- Doors typically open 1 hour before performance
- Late entry varies by venue policy
- Most shows end by 1:30 AM
- Last call for alcohol 2:30 AM
- $5 off with valid student ID at select venues
- 10% military discount at corporate venues
- Rush tickets available 1 hour before showtime
- Student rush seats start at $25
- Discount tickets limited to 2 per ID
Food and Drink Options Near Music Venues
I’ve identified five exceptional dining spots near major Live Music St Louis Tonight venues that offer pre-show dining experiences.
Downtown Entertainment District
- Sauce on the Side: Located 0.2 miles from Enterprise Center, serving calzones $12-$18
- Bailey’s Range: 0.3 miles from Stifel Theatre, offering gourmet burgers $10-$16
- Bridge Tap House: Adjacent to City Museum, featuring craft beers $6-$12
Grand Center Arts District
- Turn: 2 blocks from Fox Theatre, contemporary American cuisine $18-$35
- Sophie’s Artist Lounge: Inside .ZACK, small plates menu $8-$15
- Urban Chestnut Midtown: 0.4 miles from Jazz at the Bistro, German fare $12-$20
The Grove
- Urban Research Brewery: Next to Ready Room, pizza slices $4-$6
- Grace Meat + Three: 0.3 miles from The Gramophone, Southern comfort $15-$25
- Taco Circus: Adjacent to The Ready Room, tacos $3-$5 each
Late Night Options
- BB’s Jazz Blues & Soups: Full menu until 1 AM
- Venice Cafe: Bar snacks until midnight
- Broadway Oyster Bar: Cajun menu until 2 AM
- The Heavy Anchor: Pizza until close
- Gramophone: Sandwiches served 24/7
- Mission Taco Joint: $2.50 tacos after 10 PM
- Pi Pizzeria: Slice specials $4 before shows
- Strange Donuts: $3 specialty donuts
- Seoul Taco: Korean-Mexican fusion $8 bowls
- Mac’s Local Eats: Smash burgers $7
Live Music St Louis Tonight scene is buzzing tonight with an incredible mix of local talent and national acts. I’ve shared my insider knowledge to help you navigate the city’s vibrant musical landscape from the perfect venues to pre-show dining spots.
Whether you’re in the mood for blues jazz rock or country there’s a performance waiting for you. I’m confident you’ll find the perfect show to match your musical taste and budget.
Don’t miss out on tonight’s unforgettable performances. Grab your tickets head to your chosen venue and become part of St. Louis’s dynamic music community. The stage is set for an amazing night of live music
