Webster Hall - New York, New York

Sargam B.

Always a good time at Webster hall. A great concert venue — was recently there to see Travis!

Also used to go here for those 18+ parties back in my college days. Definitely nostalgic 😆

Ella C.

Always a heartfelt show here at Webster Hall. I have been front row in at least 5 shows here. Beautiful venue and they specifically book a lot of people who are from NYC in my experience. These shows are really great (better than a lot of other venues in the city IMO) because the artist will often have their whole family and friends at the show and shout them out in the audience. Always a teary eye or two. It seems to be a special place that artists hold dear.

Also, lines are never too long and people who go are often very nice. I have gone to a show here a while back on a whim to a band i had never heard of and they became one of my favorite bands after that show (Melt). You are so close to the stage and I always get great pics. The last time I was there I ordered a Redbull for 6.5 dollars - not sure if that’s expensive or not for a venue, but i think it’s not bad. Come here!

Aleisha P.

First visit to Webster Hall and it was such a cool experience! I loved the antiquated architecture, ie. marble staircase, detailed ceiling with disco ball (watch my vids) and overall eclectic ambiance of venue.

Personally, I partied to DJ Paul van Dyk and had a blast...I found the sound was best by standing pretty much in the middle of the crowd. I vibed, I had my personal space, and I accomplished a dream of mine, seeing/partying to PVD and attending WH.

If you're into EDM from the early 2000's, your might remember the album Webster Hall Vol. 3....SOOOOO goooooood‼️
"Drip drip drip drip..."🎶 "That was off the chain!!" "I told you man! What'd I tell you!!?!!"

Elizabeth V.

Went here for a concert. The tickets were free and it was fun. Make sure to get there early to have a better view since there are no seats. I’m short and I couldn’t see anything from above since I was behind people next to the railing. I was watching the TV 😭for the performance the entire time. It was extremely cold and my +1 got sick. Make sure to bring something warm to cover yourself. The people there are really weird tbh because they would get pissed if you took their spot if they moved but wouldn’t hesitate to take someone else’s spot if they moved. How are you pushing 30 and getting mad like a kindergartener!! It’s never that serious.

1RonBurgundy1

I saw Pauly D here last night. No major problems but the security seems very strict or rude. Nothing too out of bounds but it is pretty chaotic getting in. It is a very small venue and I have to support places like this. B.B. King's and a lot of smaller venues closed down in recent years which is very sad. I have to root for this place to continue to exist. The bathroom when i went was overflowing with liquid (don't ask) and the floors were sticky so it was gross needless to say. They fill it to capacity and beyond so I am sure they will sell well beyond the normal capacity. It looks like they haven't fixed it up since the 90's when I went. I have gone probably 3 or 4 times over the years. Again I can't hate on the place, but getting in is chaotic, the sound system is average, the bathroom was gross, the security seemed strict and unfriendly. This is not MSG or Radio City music hall so I guess just know what you are getting into.

Robert C.

A good place to see a show. The sound system is legit and I like the set up. First went there as a kid when it was The Ritz, and it still has that historic feel, it’s an interesting building—constructed in 1886 by Charles Rentz. Also, In the 1910s and 1920s, anarchist Emma Goldman held union rallies and women's rights conferences there. The drinks aren’t terribly priced and the bartenders are chill enough. You’ll need tickets/passes to get to the balcony seating, but I’m always up front on the floor

Kalvin T.

I absolutely love this venue. I've seen multiple artists here. Always great artists at this place. The layout was really cool. It's a good looking, beautiful place and a cool part of town. Almost not a bad view in the house . It's a pretty good size venue but keep in mind it's small ;. Sound quality is excellent. I will keep going back and coming back.

Yiyi Z.

Depending on what you're here for, it's either a fantastic time or a sticky hot sweaty mess.

It's usually 18+ so sometimes the place is teeming with drink children who cannot hold their liquor.

Some concerts or shows with older audiences can be great though. Very centrally located and there's plenty of late night food options around.