Neumos

Great venue. Ive caught a few shows here and its been great every time. Bar tenders make good drinks.They do have metal detectors at the door, so be sure to leave any knifes in the car.

We went to Barboza, the sister music venue to Seattle’s legendary larger Neumos, to hear NYC band Sid Simon. It’s a fun basement bar and club with a capacity of 200 people; there are several round booths and tables and a bar. The stage is at the end of the rail car shaped room. We went to Neumos first where band was listed as playing so I’m guessing it’s all connected and maybe sameOwner. There is a chicken take out place next door where young people (I’m 55) were getting a pre show meal. Love the vibe on Capitol Hill!

Great, intimate venue! The sound quality was superb and the lighting was fantastic. The staff were friendly, the venue was clean and had great air flow, so it didnt get too hot. Upstairs has TVs showing the stage, so you can see no matter where you are!

My friend and I went to Neumos for the first time last night to see the Beaches and we were really impressed with the venue. We got in really fast and the staff seemed very organized in comparison to other venues we’ve been to. The bathrooms seemed really clean too. It’s a small and intimate space which was cool for seeing one of my favorite bands up close. The sound was also really good and it was sold out yet it didn’t feel overcrowded. The only downside is that there’s not a ton of parking close to the venue. We parked at Bank of America around a ten minute walk away and just got a Lyft to the venue and back which wasn’t a big deal. We’ll definitely come back if someone’s performing there that we want to see.

This is a decent, mid sized venue with a nice upstairs area to watch the performances from above. The venue is clean too. I saw Kim Dracula. Tallah, and Jeris Johnson here.

This was my first time ever going to a live performance and it was so awesome! I came to see Iniko. The staff was very respectful, responsive, and friendly. I had the best time!!

I had a great experience here. The space is smaller than I was expecting, which I liked. The upstairs area is cool. Would recommend.

Wow 😲 if you want to go to an intimate concert with NOT a bad spot to view in the house this is the place! Paid parking 1 block away We saw Survive Said the Profit for 30 Bucks!

Saw a Livingston concert there a couple of weeks ago. The staff was friendly and polite. The only downfall is that it took a long time to get into the venue. If you want good GA seats, you must arrive several hours early because the admittance line is long and takes a bit to get through. That being said, I do appreciate the fact they screen thoroughly. They just need to add a line or two to streamline the process

We got here and it was raining, but that was OK because there is a Barno Restaurant in The allows you to eat before the venue actually opens, but you cannot take your drinks downstairs so make sure you are ready to eat and drink before you go down to your event. The staff is super nice. Everyone is friendly look out for parking the street parking and there’s parking structures around, but you have to look for it. This is a very personal venue which I like very much. You can actually enjoy the music & hear it. There’s a couple different places in this venue to listen to music, so just make sure you go to the right one. There are plenty of restrooms, which is great. There weren’t a lot of lines and they were kept clean, which is also a bonus.

I found out about the Taylor Swift dance party that happened on April 7th and as a huge swiftie, I had to check it out. The tickets weren’t expensive, with all taxes and charges, it was about 17$.I was able to get in easily, the staff was super nice and friendly. The dance night was lit, and the DJ did an amazing job and was energetic. The sound system and lighting were on spot. The ventilation was good too.I ground floor was the dance floor area, and the first floor had a good amount of seating. I don’t have any complaints based on this visit.The night was amazing and would come back again for sure. There is only street parking near this place.

If you enjoy a smaller, no frills venue, look no further. Had an excellent experience getting in and seeing the punk show. Drinks were reasonably priced. Nobody was a jerk.

This is one of the best venue experiences I’ve ever had. Great staff! My disabled partner was treated exceptionally well, and the offered accommodations were good. Staff even asked for accommodation preferences! Would highly recommend!

Fantastic live music venue with a small amount of seating upstairs. They always have great acts and they did a great job hosting one of the stages for this years Capitol Hill Block Party!

Super cool, more intimate place to see your favorite bands. Not a huge fan of the bar as you get airplane-size well cocktails filled with ice for twelve bucks but the space is so amazing I go back.

Neumos is one of my favorite music venues. The staff has always been extremely friendly. My friends and I have attended several events here recently including the Macklemore show last night. The place was PACKED but the staff was still polite and friendly given the energy in the room. The intimacy of this venue especially for big name artists is an experience like no other. Can’t wait to attend the Cap Hill Block Party!

Id give 0 stars if I could. They advertise all ages, but only those who are 21 get to sit down. they say you cant bring in drinks, but only allow those over 21 get to purchase drinks. Oh but wait, we get a nice watering trough with nasty tap water to drink.... give me a break. There where kids here to listen to all ages sets who couldnt see anything because they had to stand butt level with every adult. The worst venue ever. I dont care who is playing here, I will not be coming back.

Great staff had everything under control. It was a very unique experience, and there were a lot of friendly folks. Went to Emo Night with a couple of friends. There are multiple parking options and it is close to multiple restaurants and other bar / pubs.

I’ve been to a few shows here and it was great but SUPER disappointed in the Sweat (Charli XCX and Troye Sivan’s joint concert) themed night they advertised. Tickets where $20 each and they used Charli XCX’s new brat album to market the tickets (memes, music, etc). I kid you not in the two hours I was there the DJ played 2 Charli songs and 0 Troye songs. The rest of the night was random electronic remixes of Madonna, Britney, etc….. hardly “Sweat” type music. I’ve never seen such a confused and disappointed crowd. We all just kept trying to dance thinking “okay they’ll start playing the songs soon” but they just never did. I think it’s incredibly deceitful to sell a show based on a theme and just not even try to deliver on it. Charli and Troye have hours of discography between the two of them there’s no reason they couldn’t play more of their songs. I don’t think I’ll be back to Neumos anytime soon and will be warning my friends to not buy tix for any of their themed shows since it seems like they’ll just do what they want anyways.

Was great! Saw glass beach, fleece Kawasaki, & Arcadia Grey here.

I was very disappointed with Neumos. I had often passed by and finally decided to check out their Brat-inspired DJ party, especially since it was LGBTQ-targeted and I’m a fan of Charli XCX. While many attendees dressed in green for the theme, the DJ only played a 45-second snippet of a Brat song every 15 minutes, mixed in with other random tracks. It was far from the Brat-themed event we were expecting. To make matters worse, I was charged $28 for a shot of vodka and a Red Bull and vodka, which I found to be overpriced for such poorly mixed drinks. It’s disheartening to see an establishment promote an artist and fail to deliver, especially with inflated prices. I won’t be coming back.

Legendary venue that sells out frequently because they still bring it. The experience depends on the type of crowd, who the artist is. Ive been a patron here since the 90s and have seen everyone from Sky Cries Mary to Nina Hagen to Gang of 4, Gary Numan, Meat Beat Manifesto, Brendan Perry of Dead Can Dance with Robin Guthrie of Cocteau Twins and so many more.

Nice venue!Enjoyed Livingston concert there.

Beautiful experience, never thought Id get this close to the stage, very nice place !

Saw Sawyer Hill, and it was an unforgettable experience. Will go see him again if he ever comes back, and will look for this venue again because the vibes are great!

Staff was helpful in finding ADA seating for our group. Hands got stamped so we could go in and out as we pleased. Kim Dracula played and the concert was great!!

Neumos!!! Such a fabulous place to see a show - a great size to get a good vibe whether you want to be up front or up in the loft. Most recently, I saw A Tribe Called Red there. It was perfect.

Very cool venue with great security and a good view of the performers. Bathroom are easy to access and you and granted re-entry with a stamp. Overall had a 5/5 experience at Nuemos.

Fantastic stage, dance floor, and staff. Gets hot upstairs but the ground floor is nice! The posters on the wall are rad. Excellent venue for music, dancing, and vending.

Just brought our daughter to her first concert here and it was such a fantastic venue and everyone was so kind. Would definitely attend again!

I honestly had a great time here, but the ADA seating is, as far as I could tell, a lie. They just lead me to the bar area, which is up stairs, which I had to provide ID to access, and the seating was just the tables, already taken by bar patrons, who I had to ask to move. There was another disabled person in a wheelchair who ended up stuck behind the crowd because there were STAIRS between them and the accessibility area, which is just the bar. the bar is the accessibility area.Concert was great but as a disabled person I was really annoyed by the fact this venue is trying to claim to have accessibility when it clearly doesnt.

It’s alittle small so if you have a concert there and it says it isn’t “sold out” it’ll still be very crowded. Other than that it’s a great bar!

They have a great venue, fun themed drinks and the Taylor Swift nights are the absolute best!

Went and saw Com Truse there. They had upstairs seating and bar so if you dont want to stand near the stage you can watch from the balcony or on TV screens positioned everywhere. Bar tender was fast with the mixed drinks and we had a great time

Went to the ryan caraveo concert and was greeted by unwelcoming security . Had a girl stop me and not let me out the front door and was told I have to exit out the backdoor ? the security guy that checks for stamps is more interested in the tweens in the tight dresses than his job . First impression anyways ... the black skinny security guard was really cool when he came to talk to us to calm down . Nice gentleman .

This is the best place to come and part. You have three options available. Barboza, the Runaway, and Nuemos. They have amazing shows and great staff working here.Barboza can get busy at night, so make sure to get there a little earlier. Nuemos has great music, the DJs are spot on!Drinks are great with amazing and experienced bartenders.

The band was great! The bartender was a B. The crowd was not friendly. I left early. Ive been before when people were chill and had a great time. Guess its a hit or miss.

In one night, this became my favorite venue for small acts in Seattle. The security is phenomenal and makes you feel very safe. The sound is great as long as you stand further back in the room, and I felt like there were plenty of ways for me to get out if I needed to. There are great food options all around and the staff was incredibly helpful. I hope to see more shows here.

We attended Kim Dracula last night. Venue was cool KIM DRACULA was a stage presence that is remarkable. Best concert I have seen in years...

One of Seattles token music venues. Every event Ive gone to has been a blast. The staff are wonderful, on the ball, vigilant, and kind. Keep your eye on the upcoming events, or just pop in any weekend. They are responsible regarding covid precautions as well.

Ive only been here for a couple of concerts but its already one of my favorite venues in town! its pretty small, but this offers a lot of interaction between the audience and performer, which is cool. despite my terrible-quality photos, you can see how nice the lighting setup has been in the past. i support this place 100%

Great little concert spot. It is standing room only, so if you want a good spot in the front, get there early.

Smaller venue but so packed it felt alive and a great experience all around

Cool venue, very small but its great for the right band. Im never disappointed when a band I like is playing neumos.

Didnt mind the convenience of the venue just did not enjoy myself during a sold out Zingara show. I had no room to dance. By the end of the evening my legs hurt like hell.

I saw Peter McPoland here, this concert venue was great! I loved the atmosphere of being so close to the performer. Especially with my only previous experiences of concerts being at large stadiums. There were many people vaping in the audience amount other things but that is not the fault of the venue, that’s probably just the crowd Peter McPoland brings.

Just an FYI, you cannot drink alcohol in the line. They will kick you out. Had to wait in a super long line, this is nowhere on the website in the FAQS. Had the go and wait and the other entrance.

This is one of the better venues in Seattle. Pretty small shows. Awesome sound. 2 floors - the top fills up pretty quick so if youre not on the railing itll be hard to see. The floor is the place to be. I wish they didnt put up a barricade in the middle of the room for 21+ shows, I dont really understand why they do that. It gets really hard to navigate between the bar and the restrooms.

Ive had mixed experiences at Neumos. As of my last visit on 09/11/2023, the urinals were fully out of order, and the stalls didnt flush all the way.Can get packed and hot at some events.An intimate venue to see bands at! I generally have had a better experience when the upstairs is open, so there are some options to sit down if desired.

Great place for intimate gigs. First time I went there was to see The Vaccines and it was awesome. Nice view from the balcony too. Pretty sure this must be a landmark of the music scene in Seattle.

Saw Hirie and K bonfire here!! Awesome environment, great venue. Even better music!!

Great venue for smaller shows. Near good late night food places and bars as well.

Good concert venue. A little unorganized, different staff enforcing different rules. But overall a fun place. Bartender made a rum and coke that was 75% rum which, I mean, sure.COVID protocols in place, checking for vaccine cards and enforcing masks inside, A+

Good venue But hot when it fills up. They didnt turn on the air. But the staff was cool the customers were chill the sound was good and we had fun. We came from Olympia and will come back for sure.

I saw Senses Fail with Reggie and the Full Effect here while I was passing through. The setup is pretty interesting since the stage shares a thin wall with the street, but I loved it. The staff is easygoing, the bathrooms are surprisingly clean, and the sound quality of the space is awesome. Id definitely go see a show there if I was in town.

Went to the beyonce Renaissance night and had a blast. So much fun!!Also went to buscabulla concert and same experience. Great place to have a blast!!

Shocking how good the reviews are. AXS. Bad service. Expensive. Sound is fine but all the other junk warrants a 1 star.

Cozy venue with and intimate layout. Staff are always friendly and they bring in a steady line up of bands from a wide range of genres. I’ve personally created some great memories here.

Great music venue. Never been there outside of one time experience. Really enjoyed seeing MISSIO, Blackillac and Swells!

Neumos is fun! I only go for the parties, and havent been to a specific artist performing there. The staff is really nice. Theres seating upstairs although access to that varies with events. Its a smaller venue, no floor seating as the floor is for dancing. The floor gets a little slick because people drop their drinks, so watch out for that. It gets hot in there but you can re-enter (they put a stamp on your wrist after they scan your ticket). You can buy drinks there but not food. Its connected to Barboza but Ive never been to that part of the building.

A small venue, 650 person capacity, is smaller than most clubs. I went to the Julia Michaels show that started at 7, though the doors didnt open until 7:30 or so. The opener performed for about 30 minutes and she started at 9. Its a pretty old building and not lavish by any means, but it has enough comfort to make you forget some of its inadequacies. The first floor is standing room only and if youre not one of the first people in, mezzanine viewing is pretty much pointless. I wish there were more TVs for those that couldnt view the show well, but it did have great sound throughout the place. The rest rooms upstairs were unisex and clean at first, but later on during the night, it got pretty messy. Thats what happens during a show.Price - 5Comfort - 3Sound - 5Food/Drinks - 1A glass of neat spice rum cost $20. Id recommend you drink and use the bathroom before you go.Im not quite sure how 650 people found parking along the Seattle streets and I imagine parking on a weekday or Saturday is painful, but I would definitely go to another show.

Witnessed Drab Majesty here. Cozy venue, pretty nice bathrooms. It had an upstairs section with seating. They also sectioned the floor area into two parts, you couldnt take drinks into the section closest to the stage. They have Guinness (in a can, for those that care), so I was a happy customer. I see Nitzer Ebb in September here, Im curious if the floor setup will be different.

Intimate venue to see new artists or secret surprise shows. If you are older, like me, you want to sit so head upstairs.

This was a surprisingly nice location inside and out. It had a gorgeous upper level that offered a variety of drinks. It was a very comfortable location for the concert we attended.

Reqlly nice venue. Was super cramped but was to be expected, there is an upper level which i didnt go to seems like plenty of seeting. $10 for my shot which is pricey but eh, not bad for going out one night. All the employees were so kind and chill. I had a great time, will for sure come back for another show.

Intimate music venue with great sound and lighting. Had a blast at The Go! Team show and will be coming back for more. WARNING: right after the show the doors become exit only and they wont let you come back in the venue. So go to the bathroom before the show ends!

A timeless capitol hill venue for close experiences of indie thru first time Seattle tours.

Great intimate venue for a show. The balcony is great and two bars kept lines down. Sound is pretty good for the size of the room.

Great upstairs bar! The live music was BUMPIN too.

Power tripping security , rude as hell! Left one star cause zero wasn’t an option! Looking for a night out minus the kids, avoid this place! Totally disappointed, wouldn’t even get our merch that we purchased and left by the bar. To fruition and all other bands, play elsewhere, neumos is trash and Im sure your bartenders loved you kicking out good tippers! Shame on you security.

Incredibly rude & aggressive security. I emailed staff regarding this issue & they never replied. It’s not worth the money & effort to come here anymore. The one star is for the one staff member that was a gem.

Nuemos hosts great bands. Everything from the ticket booth to the security is fine, but when it comes to seeing the band, you might find that seeing them does not necessarily mean hearing. Everything seems to be turned up to 11, which sounds like a wonderful thing, but good luck discerning between two guitar parts, for everything blends into a wall of sound. Get the sound guy some new ears and then youll have a fine venue

Went to see Temples. Apparently 5 other acts were on before so even though doors opened at 7 it wasnt until 11:15 before they took the stage. Pretty small venue, decent bar, clean restrooms. The only issues are lack of parking nearby and terrible sound. Its just too loud and sounded bad. I saw many people with earplugs. Just not worth going back due to the way they handle sound. Left before the show ended.

Saw Kings Kaleidoscope a few weeks ago! All ages show, and Im thankful for the bar upstairs to not have to be shoulder to shoulder with the youngns. ;) The venue was cool, and the show was amazing!

13 dollars for a vodka redbull and apparently that only covers half of the redbull. Buy drinks elsewhere!

A Seattle institution! A large enough venue yet still intimate for your favorite up and coming preforming artist. Multi level venue with drinks available on both floors.

Great venue, had an amazing time at the show I went to

Its a nice venue and most of the staff is nice and keeps things safe. there is one security guard (shaved head with pintrest tattoos on his arms) that was a big creep, blatantly checking out girls and commenting on them. he was doing so to both staff and attendees. despite the predatory vibe killer, the venue is nice

Friendly, organized, security staff were awesome!

One of Seattles best spots to see a concert. They have another venue downstairs for smaller shows as well.

Went for pitbull night with my significant other. The staff was nice and actually checked to make sure we were okay. But when we had gone to the top bar for drinks the bartender man with long hair had a nasty attitude and was rude. Floor bar is your best bet

A solid venue! Definitely just a big box but it has some personality and a disco ball. I have gone to many concerts inside the box.

It gets 3 Stars for being a decent venue with good sound that pulls good acts. That’s it. As a concert-going experience Neumos is pretty unpleasant. Forget about the 21+ area, it’s not worth bothering with. The only good part about Neumos is going to get cheap drinks at Runaway.If the show is sold out, prepare to get crushed. No chance of looking at merch. You’ll be fighting your way to the bathrooms. Elbows thrown to get a cup of water. Neumos has all the unpleasantry of a big venue but the actual space of a tiny venue. Fire code violation waiting to happen.If you happen upon an undersold show, you might have a better time.

I liked that the music venue was all ages, but that there was an attached, laid back bar to go to within the club for the old folks like me to have a quick drink between sets.

Saw someone take a piledriver here after an indie music band played. Neumos rocks

Really cool venue/club with a great atmosphere. The lighting and sound systems are really good. Prices for alcohol are fine and the staff are very nice and attentive

As other have stated, this has become one of the worst venues to see your favorite artists at.Overpriced drinks and security with egos the size of the sun bully you relentlessly when trying to have fun.DO NOT BUY TICKETS HERE EVEN IF YOUR FAVORITE ARTISTS ARE PERFORMING HERE.

Neumos was a cool venue. Good staff good people’s. I was late to the event and one of the security guys got me in so quick (he knew I was with the act) . The crowd was dope. Bar service was exceptional . Cool vibes

The bartenders deserve these 5 stars. They were awesome

This is an amazing small venue! The acoustics are great, the stage is visible from virtually everywhere, and you get that intimate feel we all love small shows for. They have really cool stage effect options, and the security personnel I interacted with were polite and concise. The floor area in front of the stage is pretty small and it doesnt have the super-organized concert feel of the show box HOWEVER it makes up for that completely by having an extensive bar area with seating and attentive staff. It is really neat that they do all ages shows here, and the location is virtually surrounded by easy to access parking. If you have a band youd love to get up close and personal with, and they are doing a show here, go! Youll have a great time.

This would be a great place if it weren’t for the bathroom noise messing up the artists sets. Last two shows the artists even mention it. Change those damn air dryers shut the doors or whatever needs to be done.

My review is literally only for the security staff at Neumos. Went to the lovejoy gig on May 20th (2023), the actual venue is good, and the audio quality is great, but managment absolutely overbooked when scheduling for ~700 people.Venue was packed, overheated and multiple people passed out. However, I think the security staff did a really good job at handling it. They started passing out water, brought in some fans, let more people upstairs into the bar so there was room, etc. Thank you to the staff working at the Lovejoy gig, appreciate you!(Also to Neumos management: stop union busting, your workers are phenomenal and deserve the extra pay & protections they are asking for.)

Caught Dean Ween group on a Saturday night. What a great venue! Friendly staff, great sound, and small enough to feel special.

They had it set up perfect for the concert I saw

I really liked the look of the venue, and the show itself was absolutely amazing!! There could have been more seating for my liking. Also, the show was ruined on a number of occasions, by people cutting in front of people who had been at the venue waiting for hours, and it was really out of hand. As a short person, with a short partner, having tall people cut directly in front of us was very displeasing, especially since the show was so good. If only we couldve seen it better. Also, my partner and I got really sick after visiting Neumos. She started showing symptoms, right after the show, and I got sick the very next day. Hopefully the sick people will stay home next time, as to not put the other patrons and the talent, in danger or at risk. Theres got to be a way to remedy these few things.

Amazing acoustics and awesome venue!

Can someone explain the over the top ticket fees ??? I can see the same local bands at other venues for like $15 bucks but two tickets here for relatively unknown bands will run you $75 bucks after fees. Make it make sense.

Amazing little venue, saw the Beths there on the 18th and they killed it and the lights and everything went hard and the speakers and everything worked perfect, really cool disco ball too lol i mean its just a disco ball but yk decently big, its a nice one. Had an awesome time!

Great venue. Super nice staff. Also in a neighborhood with tons of restaurants and other things to do.

I liked the venue it was packed I paid to See Eric Bellinger but had to watch all of the local talent that was the vibe killer of the act im sure if most fans new they were only going to get a few songs from the major act of the show they wouldve thought twice about purchasing the tickets. I wanted more of his act instead of all the others 😔

Some lady, who I can only assume was the girlfriend of the opener they stole from a local prom, refused to give my friend space and kept shoving into them late into the main performers set. When my friend finally said something, the woman n yelled about how she could have my friend thrown out. She then began to call him names and push even harder which caused my friend to fall into me and me into someone else. When I decided to get into the face of the women causing chaos she grabbed my mask off my face and then our prom dj opener basskidsonthebeat pushed me, security got between us and grabbed me and asked me to calm down. The woman continued to yell negative comments and at that point the show was ruined. This venue is tiny and better suited as a local lounge with loud music and a large dance floor. The Showbox is bigger with better bar areas and there’s places like The Nectar Lounge that are loungier than what Neumos accidentally achieves.

Great venue saw mod sun there, came all the way from Las Vegas, was worth every penny

Cute space. Small BUT still very spacious. The upstairs was well laid out. There for the Dream I concert. I was great.

I saw Wilt, CryWank, and LoveJoy here. The venue is TINY! Staff was awesome.

I went here for the first time last Sunday to see Electric Six and had a BLAST! The band was fantastic, but the venue itself was surprisingly good.Love how tiny it is and how close you can get to some awesome bands. The space is a little awkward (particularly the upstairs area) and it is kind of difficult for us short people to see, but as long as you get up close to the front, youre fine. Ticket prices were cheap, cheap, cheap. Bonus that people actually dance at this venue (although hello, it was Electric Six - people SHOULD dance!) and bonus that there was enough room to do so. The sound is great (though earplugs are a must!) and the staff is friendly.I will be back here! :)

Neumos is a great concert venue. Everything here feels a bit more intimate than it would at like the Showbox. Staff is always friendly and they have the entry system down so the line keeps moving. All gender restrooms are great!

A medium-small sized stage venue with a small bar and zero seating on the first floor. Be prepared to stand all night. I saw reserved tables available on the first floor, but Im sure youd have to call and arrange ahead of time if you wanted one. Theres also a mezzanine level with limited seating, but that wasnt open when I went. No dress code. All general admission means that the action is at the front, so arrive a little early if you want to cuddle up to the stage.

Awesome venue! Super pretty and really spacious, and the sound crew are fantastic at their jobs! Its constantly sweltering inside though, the concert I attended had to have been at least 85°F.

Love seeing shows at Neumos been enjoying this place for many years. Its definitely a great place to see live music

Great venue to see bands. Upper level has a bar and is 21+ with decent stage views.

I’ve enjoyed every show that I’ve been to here. It’s definitely my favorite venue in Seattle! It’s perfect size for an intimate show. Also the staff was friendly and helpful.

Great venue. I just have one kind of specific complaint of my experience tonight. They left the side door to the bar area open during the show, and the sound of the blow dryer in the bathroom and people at the bar was quite intrusive during the bands set, especially on quieter songs. Other than that, great experience!

One of my favorite places to see a show in the city. If someone is playing here you love, dont hesitate. In fact but tickets for all your friends. Multiple bars, decent amount of space if you want to spread out and chill. Great experience down front and center. Good quick eats near by if you need something before the show, or after for that matter

My first time there was a lot of fun. My friend and I were there for a pride event with a few of our favorite Queens. The staff was very friendly and welcoming. The music was great to dance to. The drinks were reasonably priced and the bar tenders are fun. I had a great experience and will definitely be returning. Thanks Nemos!

Nice people and not too pushy of a crowd when we went. Weve gone to a couple different concerts there and theyve all been good. Upstairs is bar area with more space and downstairs is the all ages dancefloor. Only downside was the sound systems when weve went, its been loud without a lot of clarity or fidelity

Seen Ekkstacy here, its a small but cozy place.

Absolutely love this venue. Its right downtown with easy access to a hot dog stand for those late nights. Its very intimate and the speakers are so loud theyll make your ears bleed. Dont worry, they sell earplugs at any of the multiple bars. Get ready to have a night you wont forget!

Its a good concert venue! The sound system was really good and its a smallest setting to feel like youre having an intimate experience with the band.Unfortunately, I had a hard time understanding what time the band was going to play and then ended up getting there very early. Their ticket didnt say what time the doors opened or what time the bands played. They just said 8:00. I normally get to shows just about 15 minutes before bands start, but I didnt know if that meant 7:45 or 8:45.

Love this venue! Concerts are always fun, one of the few places that actually uses AC it seems, and when they open the top floor its a great place to duck out of the music, grab some drinks, and get to talk with someone for a bit. Also the chicken place next door is dope.

Went to a show last night, got a little too drunk, and was very politely escorted out. The staff was calm and gentle the whole time, didn’t look disgusted with us or annoyed, even assured us that there was only a few minutes left anyway. Got us water bottles and made sure we had a safe way home before sending us off. Plus it’s a cool venue ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Always have a great time seeing concerts at Neumos! The place has been recently renovated and looks fantastic. Theres a bar downstairs and another upstairs where you can also get a great view of the stage. The sound and light system is easily one of the best in Seattle. Theyve always got an impressive calendar of acts from world famous headliners to very talented local acts.

Love the venue!

High quality venue with a lot of great acts. Quick and efficient staff. Expect a bag check at the door if youre bringing a backpack and/or purse. Coat check was available at my show, and the attendant was welcoming to me and other concert goers. There is a balcony overlooking the main stage, but I believe its connected to the bar, so is reserved for ages +21. Drinks were also available on the show floor and bathrooms were not too far away. Also, Days n Daze rocksssssssss!!!!!

Was on my way here and was finishing my modelo. Security saw me and said they wouldnt let me in because I was drinking before the show.There are literally people outside of your venue smoking weed and drinking white claws.If you are obviously Latino dont come here.

Small live music venue. Attached to a great 21+ bar the Runaway. Cant really beat it.

Staff are friendly, its clean. The sound system works really well and they do a great job mixing it. Bar prices are the normal. And they have an awesome water spigot on the upstairs bar. There is seating upstairs and TVs to see the band cuz some of the views are blocked pretty badly. But I really like it and enjoy the shows I see here.

Good venue, 2nd level is perfect if you like concerts without feeling packed in. Stage is elevated so there really isnt a bad spot in the house. Interlude music was eclectic and rather comedic picks. Bar prices are what youd expect with venue-supplied drinks. Security is no-nonsense and well-honed. Stage techs were efficient and quick, and sound engineer knows the space well, the quality was excellent.

Great venue for shows that arent overly large. Offers a floor and small balcony so you have a couple ways to enjoy the show. Bar available there and they usually play some pretty good artists. On the other hand they only take cash at the ticket booth so thats kind of a pain.

Went for Emo Night and loved it.

Great venue! Saw Bent Knee, Wheel and Vola there, which made for a fantastic night. Highly recommend

Nice venue for larger capacity shows, good sound. A good home for Northwest Terror Fest!

Perfect club venue. Not a bad spot on the floor and a very chill upstairs seated area/balcony. Located near tons of other interesting spots in Capitol Hill.Always has great sound and the kind of bands that are getting big so the crowds are fun. Plus, seattle dogs.

Overall a nice venue, but unbelievably hot! They needed some air flow desperately, everyone was sweating so hard

Very cool and spacious music venue but entry price seems overpriced for not super professional headliners. Definitely get more affordable drinks elsewhere then go here.

I never leave reviews, I just have to say that this place is amazing! One of the best dance parties Ive been to. I highly recommend coming to Neumos Mamma Mia event! My friends and I walked in 30 min after it started and everyone was already up and dancing, and there were no creeps which is a major plus. At least, I did not have any encounters!

Nice place to see shows. The upstairs bar is nice. I wish all the tables that can see the stage werent reserved though. I got there early, hoping to get one, but they were all taken by one party. It doesnt seem fair.

Kinda bummed the staff were not more strict about audience upstairs talking over the opening act. Literally so disrespectful. I dont pay for a show for people to talk over it.The rest of it was great.

I like this venue because its easy to get to and if you dont mind hills, easy to walk to from most parts of downtown Seattle. I like the intimate stage setting, as well, as it allows decent photography space. This venue reminds me, however, that Im old and extremely uncool.

Update: changing to 5 stars because they fixed the problem by having the back half of the first floor be 21+, so now there is a great place to dance and see the show if you want to have a drink. Yay!They recently started putting bar tables and chairs along the rail of the adult section, so now you cant see the show and dance upstairs. As a short person and someone who likes to drink and dance at shows, this is a dealbreaker.

Really good venue! Nice acoustics, and not too crowded. Bathrooms were in a good spot, and the atmosphere was really nice for the show we went to. We werent able to go into the bar however, but overall it was a really solid venue.

Saw a fantastic show last weekend. Sound, lights, amount of people, the staff...everything was perfect. I have a few shows coming up here and look forward to them now even more. My only complaint goes drink wise, lacking craft beers on the menu.

Great little venue for a concert, up close & personal.

Love Neumos, but the fact that I can only buy tickets in advance online with AXS (requires you to download their app to use tickets, which is downright creepy) or pay to get will call tickets is ridiculous. No option to just print the tickets for free. The online service fees basically double the cost of the ticket I was going to buy. Makes me not want to attend their typically fun events.

Neumos needs to move on from AXS for ticket purchasing and management. Exhorbitant fees on top of cumbersome requirements. Sours every show before you even get to the door.

Coat check on first floor is cash only ($3 for last weeks Alex Clare show). Bar on mezzanine has beer/cider/liquor (no wine) and accepts cards and allows running tabs. Mezzanine also has tables with booth and chair seating, bar tables with bar stools, and a great view of the full stage if youre in the right spot. Main floor is open. Unisex 2-stall restroom on mezzanine and another, Im told, on first floor. EXCELLENT STAFF ALL AROUND! Seriously. Everyone from door to coat check to security to bar: friendly, helpful, chill, and totally went above and beyond! My new favorite spot for shows!

Saw a show there recently, the bouncers were extremely macho & jumped over the railing to grab a middle aged man violently for accidentally bringing a beer into the all ages part of the show, nearly knocking me over and hitting my legs hard with the railing, and did not apologize whatsoever. The rest of the staff was very nice, and the show was great. But I was very disturbed on how the bouncers chose to act, and I could hear others complaining about it as well. Not sure if I’d go back if it’s the same atmosphere.

Great intimate space that books some great acts. Couple tips: Dont wait in line for the corner entrance but go in the door next to the bar. Get a seat on the balcony upstairs where it juts out from the corner and you basically have 180 degrees of unlocked view

Most considerate and professional security crew Ive ever encountered. Much respect for a friendly AND efficient crew!! Amazing! Thank you all for great night out! And the sound here since the remodel has only gotten better, one of my favorite spaces in the city to see and hear shows!

I was hoping to sit in the mezzanine tables that I kept reading about, so I showed up early... but the seating area was closed. I wish they at least had benches around the edge or something. I probably would not come back here for a full show, because I cant stand up for 2-3 hours straight (I ended up sitting on the floor for most of it). However, the sound system is GREAT and the ticketing girl was very nice. A nice little venue for people with good stamina.

A fun atmosphere; the 2nd level was a nice escape from the dance area to sit, enjoy a drink, and be able to converse with those in my party. The sound system was excellent for the Snotty Nose Rez Kids concert.

I came here for the Half the Animal/Flor/Atlas Genius show. There is a lot of space and I had fun dancing to the bands, but it was the concert goers that made it good, not the space itself. The upside is you can head upstairs to grab drinks and seat yourself on a stool to watch shows from the second floor. The downside is that the acoustics and balance were pretty terrible no matter where I sat. You could barely hear the vocals of any of the bands and the reverberation of the drums and bass were not my favorite. It made the music sound convoluted instead of clean. Maybe it was just a bad night for the sound guys - who knows - but its not my favorite concert venue in Seattle.

Best venue in Capitol Hill!! Interesting layout, couple different rooms, & super chill staff. Atmosphere is comfortable, easy to get in & out of this place due to multiple entries/exits 😁

Great venue, pretty awesome staff. One of my favs in Seattle. They get a lot of good artists to play here.

Ive been to a number of shows here, and it has to be one of my favorite venues in Seattle. Located in the heart of Capitol Hill, the selection of restaurants and places to drink is nearly endless. Being close to the Seattle light rail is just another plus! The upper deck is a great place to chill, and get a different vantage point of the main stage! The only reason I gave this venue a 4 star and not a 5 is because sometimes it seems they pack it too tight. Like so tight that it gets hard to move around, the lines at bars are extra long. Otherwise, a great place!

A great venue for a variety of music. Sound is generally really well dialed in, staff is friendly, and the layout accommodates all sorts of show goers. Bonus: great food nearby for before or after the show.

Neumos was a fun dancing night out. There is one open room with a stage with two bars to get your drinks. There is a cover charge which increased in price after 10pm, Im not sure if this is every night or just happened to be the night I went. Fun vibe, definitely the place to be if you are looking for dancing.

Get rid of all the VIP section upstairs and let people stand wherever again. Its not a big enough venue to take over such a large space for a limited group.

Decent place to see a show if you can handle the Capitol Hill hipsters and tech bros that are the new normal out there. Sound isnt always the greatest. It tends toward being too loud for the small room and everything just sounds like a wash of noise. Amenities are few with just a little service bar at the back of the room. They do allow re entry so you can duck out and smoke, eat and drink at some of the other nearby establishments.

I really like to see shows at Neumos. Sound is always on point. Ive been to many shows here by many artists (from stoner rock to indie to dance to punk) and never had a bad time.Bouncers are friendly enough. Ive never seen anyone lumped on by them.Theyll have all ages shows from time to time, which I like. If you want a drink at those shows, go upstairs. Also, just the fact that theres an upstairs is cool. It doesnt really get any quieter but it does get warmer up there.In the olden days the neighborhood could be sketchy, but now its as nice as anywhere else on Capitol Hill.

Ive only been here once. It was packed, loud, and one of the best performances Ive seen. Id go again.

Great local venue with some of the top touring small bands. FOH sound is way too loud for such a small place so bring some earplugs unless you want to be uncomfortable all night and wake up with ringing in your ears.

I loved it here. Had the best night of my life here going to Medasin. The concert I went to was all ages, which I thought would be weird, but it wasnt at all. The intimate setting (because the venue is so small) really made it easier to dance because we werent all spaced out (which would make me kind of self conscious to be honest). They dont let you bring outside food or drink (even unopened waterbottles) but give complementary water. They let me bring in my clear backpack as well as my kaleidoscope goggles. I got overheated a few times, and surprisingly they let me leave and come back in. I think this is my favorite venue so far. Havent checked out the bar so I have nothing to say about that.

This is a really nice venue, the fact that you can actually sit without buying a 2000% marked up bottle of middle shelf liquor is great. And if you cant see the stage they have TVs all over that have a good view of the stage.

Excellent sound man, great location, but horrible seating arrangements. Theres no seats.

Saw some of my favorite bluegrass bands here the other night, it was great because its small and intimate. The upper level was closed so it was way crowded. Tickets were cheap. ($17) The bar is super small and it takes a while to get a drink, so i suggest prefunk/byo. The night I came here i had just worked 13 hrs on my feet and wished to god there had been a chair anywhere in the venue, but no such luck! Standing only, no tables or chairs. I survived 2 bands by staying front stage right and dancing all night. Super fun.

This is a good venue for shows that are 21+ only or if youre underage for an all ages show. If you want a beer while watching a show, its pretty uncomfortable as you need to go upstairs and watch a show from a single side of the venue where a limited number of people can see the stage.

The place is a tad small for concerts, but provides that intimate experience up close with the band. The staff here is great and provides good service. The sound system is good and provides an awesome experience.

Always a good atmosphere no matter what type of show I am seeing there. Staff is nice too.

This club brings great performances, however the sound quality is really bad, atmosphere is ruined. Also club administration and setup is clueless. Ive been there for several concerts of rock legends and came out disappointed. Its really bad that in such a music capital as Seattle to still have this low quality concert halls. Organizers avoid this place.

Super cool venue for a show. Get up at close and personal at the front row or go upstairs for a totally different perspective and experience. Bartenders are generous overall a great night

We went here to see Adore Delano, and it was an all around disappointment. We paid extra for VIP, and it looked like EVERYONE purchased VIP. The private bar was the most popular. The meet and greet took over 2 hours, we still didnt get to meet her, the sound levels were FAR too high, even for a concert venue. I was completely unable to hear Adores voice. I think that if you are going to have a show start at 11:15pm, it isnt fair to ask everyone to come at 9pm through an email - the original time was 8pm. I already waited 2 hours, could you imagine waiting 3 hours??

The band seemed great (but I couldnt be sure--read on). The beer was, ah...okay but overpriced. The sound? I mean, what the so-called sound man did with his mixing board and amplifiers and such? Just bloody awful. The bass was SO loud it hurt my rib cage, made me nauseous. It was SO loud you couldnt hear much past the bass, some screaming lead vocals, and lead guitar. We were looking right at the sax and keyboard players and it was as if they werent playing at all--or maybe the distorted HASH that was the sound was exactly what all those fine instruments sound like when you turn up the volume SO far everything blends into an industrial roar not unlike a freight train roaring just inches past your head, its horn blasting. It didnt so much resemble music as aural torture. A regrettable waste of $46 and an otherwise perfectly good evening. One last thing: They dont deserve the single star I gave them. Sadly, if I did not give them this one star, I could not have posted this diatribe.

Booked a table, and the view and sound was great from behind the speaker. I was a bit unhappy with the bar closing while I was in line for merch and they chargee 20% on my tab, when I was standing right there. Note, dont open a tab.

Overall it was a clean venue, the security wasnt overly tight to where you feel like youre being watched all the time, and most of the people that were at the concert I went to seemed like they were just there to enjoy the music.

Saw Opiuo and Daily Bread here. They threw down some funkalicious beats and had sick visuals to enjoy while dancing or chilling. It gets hot but is totally worth the minor discomfort to enjoy the music and people! Check out this venues calendar and youre sure to find something up your alley depending on the day!

Neumos is such a fun place to dance and end your night. They have good music going all night, and there is plenty of space on the floor. Drinks are a bit pricey, but thats to be expected.

I’ve always enjoyed attending shows at neumos over the years.

It was serviceable, but nothing special.

Been here plenty, always a great experience. Full bar upstairs and down. A mainstay for local and touring acts. A cornerstone of the neighborhood.