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How much does a concert venue cost to rent in Philadelphia?

Concert venues in Philadelphia average $80 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for. For a space on the smaller side, expect to spend closer to $114, whereas larger venues run about $309 per hour.

What's the best day to rent a concert venue in Philadelphia?

Saturdays are the most popular day for booking concert venues in Philadelphia. For those seeking a deal, consider booking Thursday and Sunday as these days are 3% cheaper on average.

How popular are concert venues in Philadelphia?

Our local hosts have welcomed 2386 people into their concert venues with reviews averaging 4.92 stars. Most even said they would book again -- about 99%.

How long do people rent concert venues in Philadelphia?

Most concert venues are scheduled for 6 hours, with 30 people in attendance. You’ll find the most Concerts starting between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM.

Discover how to rent a concert venue in Philadelphia

As one of the most important cities on the East Coast, Philadelphia regularly sees concerts pass through the area. From local bands to international artists, concerts happen year round downtown and in the surrounding suburbs. This means there has to be an ample supply of concert venues to support the arts scene here. Are you looking to hold a concert for a local orchestral performance? Or maybe you are a solo artist looking for a bar or restaurant to perform in? Philadelphia has a venue to match any sort of music, song, or dance routine! The amenities afforded by each venue include professional lighting, rehearsal space, acoustic equipment, and comfortable seating for thousands of guests, not to mention parking, concessions, bathrooms, and other essentials for that many concert attendees!

The best places to rent a concert venue in Philadelphia

From intimate basement venues to outdoor amphitheaters that seat thousands, the City of Brotherly love has endless options for concerts and live performances. If you're looking for a large capacity space for up to 2,500-3,000 attendees the Franklin Music Hall is one of Philadelphia's best concert venues. Like many event centers in the city, it was once an industrial building. It was part of the General Electric Switchgear Plant and was converted into a performance space in 1995. The Fillmore Philadelphia in the heart of Fishtown is another major performance venue. Modeled after the original built in San Francisco in 1965, the Fillmore Philadelphia offers a live music hall with space for 2,500 attendees, a separate Ajax Hall with a bar for private events, and a Foundry with capacity for 450 guests, a stage, and bar.

Outdoor concert venues in Philadelphia

Outdoor live music is a popular pastime for Philadelphia residents once summer is in full swing. The city's pleasant weather and beautiful outdoor gathering venues call for a bit of music to make them even more enjoyable. You'll find concerts, festivals, and other outdoor events happening at The Great Plaza at Penn's Landing year-round! Located next to the Delaware River in the heart of downtown, it's a historic and scenic spot for an outdoor performance. The Dell Music Center is another outdoor entertainment venue suitable for concerts. Built in 1929 as the summer home for the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Music Center is an amphitheater with seating for up to 5,344 guests. It's been visited over the decades by entertainment legends like Bill Cosby, Ella Fitzgerald, and Gladys Knight.

Reviews for concert venues

Funmi O.
Ideal Event Club Room in the Heart of Arlington
This is a great venue where I hosted a birthday party, it was convienent, the place is beautiful and the staff was helpful in supporting me and answers any questions that we have ! ...

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