Name: Brighton Music Hall
Address: 158 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134, USA, US
Telephone: +1 617-779-0140

Brighton Music Hall is a point of interest, located at 158 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 617-779-0140, visit their website events.crossroadspresents.com for more detailed information.

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158 Brighton Ave, Allston, MA 02134, USA

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William Porter

20 November 2017

I went for the Haley Reinhart concert Nov 12. The staff was friendly, beer prices reasonable, the hall was a good small sized venue. What I didn't realize was that it was a standup only venue. Old man ain't used to standing up fro 3 hours. Otherwise all was great.
Valerie Taylor

16 November 2017

Pretty clean for a small music venue. It was pretty hot inside, but it was late June and over 80 degrees outside; that plus the sold out show made it understandable. Stagehands gave me a bottle of water after the second performance because I guess I looked hot (they had me throw away my Sprite before the show, but as it was a safety thing, I didn't complain). The bathrooms were really clean as well, which was a pleasant surprise. I liked the touch of the signed framed posters on the wall from previous artists (Vanessa Carlton was one that stuck out to me). Overall, they made the show that much better to go to.
Tyler Thorne

26 October 2017

Saw nai palm here it was OK second act is better than first. Drinks were reasonably priced 9$ rum and coke. Mostly standing room with a few chairs in the back area out of stage view if needed.
Rusty Buckets

16 October 2017

Great venue. The staff is remarkable. I've had great personal experiences everytime.
Daniel Fallon

04 October 2017

I've seen many bands here. Good sightlines, you can sit.in back if you are tired. Better than the Paradise.
Joel Soukup

19 September 2017

What's not to like? Good sound system, reasonably priced drinks (at least they don't gouge), cool bartenders, clean restrooms and a pool table in the back. Also, you've got a happening neighborhood with tons of great bars and restaurants nearby. Parking sucks, but that's pretty much the story for anything in Boston.
Elizabeth A

07 August 2017

Recently whet to my first concert here. Decent small venue. Staff here was a bit abrasive. Forced the canister out of my labeled prescription inhaler to prove it wasn't mace. The place generally felt dirty. The floor was sticky all around the bar even before the concert started. It's not atrocious but it's not somewhere that you go for the venue.
Mac Coldwell

14 June 2017

Good sound. Stage easy to see. Great venue.
Tiffany Rose

14 June 2017

Fun and intimate place for a show. Pool tables and other games. Two bars with specialty drinks. Only downfall is the lack of seating not for people out of shape or older.
Ian Conley

29 May 2017

Excellent venue. Equally intimate and loud, perfect spot for nationally touring acts. Parking, however, is abysmal. I'd recommend just taking a ticket on the street.
Justin McCauley

28 May 2017

Great sound at this venue. A great intimate spot to catch some live music. It is a jackpot when a performer you really like plays there. You won't ever get any closer or pay a more reasonable ticket price.
Fresan CK

20 February 2017

Great average spot. Not too big and not too small of space either. Went for The Commonkings concert Friday night and the place was filled with good vibes. Alcohol drinks were about $5-6.50. They do attract a certain kind of crowd, trendy yet chill. Bathrooms were pretty clean. They got 3 bars on each corners of the hall, also 2 pool tables for extra entertainment. Overall great venue for a small concert!