The Bomb Factory - Dallas, Texas

Address: 2713 Canton St, Dallas, TX 75226.
Phone: 2147495757.
Website: thebombfactory.com
Specialties: Live music venue, Event venue.
Other points of interest: Onsite services, Live performances, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible seating, Bar onsite, Restroom, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi, Restaurant, NFC mobile payments.
Opinions: This company has 3673 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.5/5.

📌 Location of The Bomb Factory

The Bomb Factory 2713 Canton St, Dallas, TX 75226

☎️2147495757

⏰ Open Hours of The Bomb Factory

Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Sunday: Open 24 hours

The Bomb Factory

The Bomb Factory is a renowned live music venue and event space located in Dallas, Texas at 2713 Canton St, Dallas, TX 75226. Known for its exceptional onsite services and atmosphere, this venue has become a favorite for both performers and patrons alike.

With a website and a phone number of 2147495757, it's easy to learn more about what this special venue has to offer. Among its specialties are hosting live music performances and serving as an event space.

Other points of interest at The Bomb Factory include: onsite bar, clean restrooms, available Wi-Fi, a restaurant on the premises, and the ability to make NFC mobile payments. The venue is also wheelchair accessible with a designated parking lot, entrance, and seating area.

Customers rave about the attentive staff and their commitment to creating a memorable experience. The Bomb Factory's average rating of 4.5/5 based on 3673 reviews on Google My Business speaks to the consistent excellence provided by the venue's management and staff.

Characteristics and Location

Address: 2713 Canton St, Dallas, TX 75226

Phone: 2147495757

Website: thebombfactory.com

Specialties: Live music venue, Event venue

Other points of interest: Onsite services, Live performances, Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot, Wheelchair accessible restroom, Wheelchair accessible seating, Bar onsite, Restroom, Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi, Restaurant, NFC mobile payments

Opinions: This company has 3673 reviews on Google My Business.

Average opinion: 4.5/5.

👍 Reviews of The Bomb Factory

Amanda M.

5/5

The staff here go out of their way to make your experience exceptional. Katelynn was more than patient with our 7 year old and made the concert going experience so worthwhile. The Bomb Factory is such a great place to see a concert!!

Cristopher W.

5/5

Great experience at this venue. The sound was solid, the venue was clean and orderly. The employees were friendly and processed a long line quickly. Highly recommend!

Bonnie D.

2/5

The venue itself was great—good acoustics, solid lighting, and the staff were generally helpful.

However, a major downside was the lack of any free water sources. With no fountains, guests were forced to buy $6 bottles of water. What’s worse, outside water wasn’t allowed in, effectively leaving people no choice. For a pit-style, high-energy concert this isn’t just inconvenient—it feels irresponsible and ethically questionable. The show was repeatedly disrupted as medics had to push through the packed crowd to assist those who had collapsed.

Rebecca S.

5/5

Such a sick venue! Place is absolutely huge on the inside, AC works so well I had goosebumps from being cold (which never happens at my local venues), staff was friendly and the stage security guards were absolutely awesome! Would definitely travel to see another show here!

Amayrani M.

5/5

Bathrooms were clean and it was easy to get in. Loved attending the Hulvey concert!

Mai T.

5/5

Love this place! Love the people! From the moment you walk in, there just so much excitement. The energy, the atmosphere, the people, it all makes this place so special.

I’d say it’s one of Dallas Deep Ellum most iconic spots, hands down!

Elaine F.

5/5

Big open venue. Flowy. Sound was good, easy to catch an uber after.

pinksparklygangsta

1/5

I have had GA tickets for this venue for a while. While waiting for the show, I tore my Achilles tendon and was put into a medical walking boot. When I arrived Wednesday, my friend went to find the manager to ask if I could sit in the accessible area. He told her "ask after 9 pm". WHAT?! My injury only applies after a certain time?!? I was annoyed but understood others might need it more and decided I would ask again later.

So after my boot was kicked, stomped, tripped over, and spilled beer into, I went back to that area after 9 pm when 4 medical attendants were there and I asked if I could just stand behind the chairs so people would stop kicking my leg. It was excruciating. I didn't even ask for the chair the medical attendants were lounging on scrolling on their phones. I just wanted to stand out of the way and out of the crowd. The answer was "no you should have pre-planned your injury!" WHAT?!

They were so UNACCOMMODATING yet I stood near the accessible area all night and there was room to allow me to stand in the back.

I've been to thousands of venues all over Texas for 25 years and these security/ medical "professionals" were by far the least compassionate I have ever encountered.