Iron City Bham

I actually went to see Jelly Roll @Iron City last night 3/7/20 & it was the first time I've been there and it was a awesome experience even though it was completely packed sold out show! They have a great bar & super nice bartenders even if your not a drinker they still have soda products.. the security was really friendly and they kept trouble from starting so it makes you feel safe.. The stage was so close that you could touch Them on it! It was standing room only & they are handicapped accessible also.. All in all it was one of the best concerts I've been to in a very long time and there prices are nearly impossible to beat! There was a smoking section for us smokers that was easily accessible but it definitely needs more bathrooms & even a small bar upstairs would set it off! Can't complain really coz I had a awesome time and will go back again! Thanks Iron City for a spectacular show!

Shakespearean theater experience. A stage and a place to stand and watch. Best way to really see a performance. That said, when they anticipate an older audience they do provide chairs.

Competent bar. Good acoustics. The staff has their act together. Good consolation for the loss of City Stages.

Such a cool venue! I live out of town and took my mom to see Laine Hardy here. The sound quality is amazing and there isn’t a bad “seat” in the house!! The stage is set up like a large venue, but it’s pretty intimate and not big at all.... Awesome!

Excellent location and space. Having only one bar makes getting a drink difficult. Also the upper level is not fully connected so you have to walk down stairs, across the venue and up another set of stairs to get to the other part of the upper level. The bartenders are helpful, polite, and make excellent cocktails.

Fabulous venue. First off, their ticket sales are designed to ensure you aren't being ripped off by third parties. Second, when you start a tab at the bar, they give you back your card immediately so you can close it out at the end of the night (they do have a $10 minimum for cards, so $3 bottles of water work in your favor). Third, they have reserved seating on the balcony level. I've never reserved one because I love being able to get close to the stage. That's the fourth thing. General Admission means if you really want to, you can wiggle through the crowd and get right up next to the stage. Which is amazing for such an intimate venue. Bands will sometimes come out to greet fans after the show, which again is crazy awesome.