Beautiful concert hall. Acoustics are wonderful. Usually sitting in the center close to the dress circle.
We went to a Swing Dance at the Cube featuring The Count Bassy Orchestra. Would have been nice if the venue had started on time. But we did have a wonderful time.
The music was great and all of the employees were helpful.
Tip: if you don't want to sit inside the performance hall before your show, there are benches on the second floor that are much less crowded.
Also a church behind the building has parking for $5 if you get there early enough.
What can I say. This place is awesome. $7 to park in a nice structure. Real security.
Was very clean, personal, and professional. Looking for great theater..look no further!
I really don't think there is a bad seat in the house. The sound and acoustics are great in the Hall.
My kid is a student here. Great place for concert. Have heard several string concerts, and each time I enjoyed the experience more than I imagined.
Jazz night! Such great acoustics. Great acts.
The concerto was fantastic! The Midtown area looks like downtown Birmingham now, and there's a great little bar/restaurant a block away that has 1 dollars beers for happy hour called "The Block". You can have a few beers and see the Detroit Symphony Orchestra for less than 20 bucks! It doesn't get any better than that.
Epic music in an epic setting. I've seen the DSO before but never at this concert hall. The acoustics and architecture were perfect for the music.
It's a beautiful place and one of the most acoustically perfect venues in the United States. Always a great way to spend an evening with someone you care about.
I visited here for a business convention, and the facility was fantastic! Very clean, excellent service, and great space for networking. The sound and setup in the actual hall for presentations is also very good. I highly recommend this spot for other business events.
Beautiful venue. Not quite the Fox theater beauty but nevertheless very stunning. Better sound than the Fox and more intimate
Fun fact, it took 4 months & 28 days to build. In 1989 it took 20 years to restore it to its original glory!