Fantastic venue, Id be here all the time if I lived just a bit closer.A lot of the shows here are very affordable ticket-wise, as its a middle sized room for both established and up and coming artists.Unless you want to literally sit on the sidelines away from the best place to watch its standing room only, so be prepared for the crowd from stage to the bar in the back. General admission.Theres an upgrade you can get to sit in the balcony/mezzanine area with stools and food service. I have yet to try that but I may need to at future shows *old people health issues.
Great place for live music or comedy. This is a historic venue thats a must visit when in Tulsa. Plenty of space to stand for live music but they do have some benches on one side of the venue. They also have a food and bar through a set of doors next to the main venue where you can eat or drink and listen to the band. For comedy shows, they generally bring in seats. Ive seen a ton of live music and comedy in this venue and enjoyed it every time. The staff are all friendly and efficient.
Awesome venue! Great acoustics. I was pretty close to the stage, and I could clearly hear the music and singing separately. Show up early to get better views. The venue fills pretty quick, and its standing room only. It was pretty cool to walk around and see all the history on the walls, the building held good vibes for sure. I will most definitely be back for future events and recommend checking them out if youve never been.
Absolutely LOVE this venue! My company has had their annual awards celebration here for the last couple of years and this place is awesome! I’ve also attended concerts here before and it’s always a wonderful experience. The bar staff is always knowledgeable and friendly, bathrooms are clean, and sound quality is 10/10! Love that they have a second room in case you need to step away and have a conversation or just breathe for a moment.
This was an awesome location to go to a concert. The rich history of Cains Ballroom was in full motion when my wife and I were there. We drove to Tulsa from Kansas City to see The Dead South and it was a great show. I would highly recommend Cains to anyone in the area or as a stop for someone passing through. Bought beverages and we were shocked at how affordable they were and the staff laughed and said We want people to keep coming back and to keep having fun Fantastic location all the way!
Such a great historic venue. Lots of space, its cool in both ways, the service is great at the bar, Theres food, which is always a plus for me and there are lots of place to eat and drink in the area in walking distance. In fact were driving up there right now from Texas for a show.
Traveled a few hundred miles to see a show here and was not disappointed. Looks small from the outside, but huge interior and great space for mid-size shows. Lines at the bars were short and quick, servers were friendly. Its a hundred year old historic landmark and has had so many greats come through... totally worth a visit.
Arrived to the venue, Cains ballroom, I was looking forward to hearing Geoff Tate and the opening band. I appreciated the conversation with the Facebook host who told me about the venue, where to buy seats and the BBQ. If you need information about the place, reach out on Facebook. Also, be aware that you do not have to pay for parking in front of the venue after 5 pm M-F. My monkey 🐒 and I walked in with the smell of arthritis medication and a slight smell of glaucoma medicine was in the air until the BBQ punched us in the nose. We walked first to the restrooms located up the ramp that were clean with many stalls for the men. Afterwards, we went to order our meal. The first bad experience was with the 2 cooks at the register. They were not friendly and acted like we were annoying them, note we were the only ones in line, as I asked about the menu. I asked for 2 orders of 3 pork ribs that came out quick. There was a slight smoke taste to each bite and you could taste the rub. Each bite was juicy and didnt require BBQ sauce. The cost was $30 for 2 orders of ribs and 2 bottled waters. The other kind of bad experience was the bartender who snapped at my son and the joyful bouncers who did nothing as my generation hits the AARP stage. The venue is beautiful, the meal was good and would go back in the future but the workers....well..you make the call.
Cain’s never fails to deliver. Haven’t been back in several years so wasn’t sure what to expect. The space has definitely been updated without loosing that classic ballroom feel. Bathrooms were clean and plenty of beverage lines. I’ll see you again soon Cain’s. Also, everyone go listen to Charles Wesley Godwin! He gave all the online merch sales the next day to the tornado relief fund. Class act.
The atmosphere was fantastic, the nostalgia just oozes from the walls, seeing some of the history that has passed through those doors at Cains is worth the visit alone. The acoustics are amazing! Lainey Wilson put on an absolutely FANTASTIC show!!! Both of her opening acts were superb! The cover of Tulsa time was pretty dang good (attached). Food smelled fantastic (we had already eaten), drink prices were reasonable, all of the staff was very professional and friendly. The location is a short walk from several hotels. Definitely worth the ticket prices which were reasonable. The only downside is it got overwhelmingly hot, several people had to be escorted to the seating area to get some fresh air. Fyi there is NO ballroom seating, unless you get tickets to the mezzanine, so wear comfortable shoes!
Love the history of Cain’s but the standing room only venue makes it difficult to see the stage, hard for older people to stand that long, the few seats that were available were uncomfortable and were placed directly in the path of people going back and forth to the restroom. Because people are drinking or just plain rude and moving around all the time you can get pushed, shoved or your feet stepped on and they stand right in front of you without caring if they are blocking your view. I never thought I would leave a Pretenders concert early, but I had to because my ankles were bruised from being kicked by people passing by constantly and not looking where they were going and i was tired from standing so long. Enjoy the money my husband and I spent on those tickets because we won’t be coming back. It was far from an enjoyable experience.
I went to see Melvins and Boris for the Twins of Evil Tour just last night. It was mind-blowing. A large part of this due to the venue itself. Ive been in the area for 7 years and this was my first show at Cains. The venue was very clean and spacious, including the bathrooms. There were no lines for either bathroom that I noticed. The food is amazing and the seating area for concessions was great with plenty of tables and a screen to watch the stage if theres a performance on. The food is catered by Macs BBQ. Being a Skiatook native, I may be biased but its damn good. As far as security goes, they were present but mostly not intrusive. There was one point when there was some moshing and security came in and broke it up. But they mostly let it go for a bit before stepping in.The biggest star was the sound. It was Ah mazing! Part of that is probably due to the huge barn dancehall that makes up the showroom. These bands really pushed the limits in terms of volume but the system handled it well.I dont go to many live shows because I just dont feel comfortable at many venues. You know how they can get. However, my first impression of Cains is stellar and Im already looking for other shows to attend. I guess my only real complaint is parking but thats not the venues fault and theres tons of free street parking all around it if youre there after 5.
The venue is smaller and older, but comes with close access to the stage and great acoustics. You can freely step out to a side area to smoke/vape, plus full bars and attached food options. Always the best in town!
Made my first visit to see The Pretenders, so glad I went...absolutely worth the drive from OKC. Standing for the show was different, but this venue has been open for 100 year and the history just drips off the walls. Really looking forward to seeing more shows in the future.
I love Cains ballroom, have been there dozens of times since the 70s. We came to see Dave Mason Traffic jam July 19,24, the sound level was overwhelming, becoming uncomfortable, and did not resemble any of my numerous recordings of this artist, maybe it was the .band members trying to present a hard rock version of smooth melodic tunes, but I would lay it off sound crew
Sound is always good. No need to wait in line - just go to the vodka bar across the street and go in after the line is dead. The place is intimate enough you can still see just fine. Aim for Friday night or weekend shows to avoid parking pains.
I went and got tickets for two yesterday during my lunch around 11:30 and had the best experience I’ve ever had buying tickets to a show that we have been looking forward to for about a year Cains is top notch one of the best venues for a show and the staff is absolutely amazing every single time!!! You guys are doing a fantastic job and are so dedicated and we thank you so much!!!! Thank you so much for yesterday and I am so excited for many many great times to come at your venue!!!!
Cains is awesome all around the food can get here is so delicious. Saw pop evil with 3 other bands and all were amazing. All bands minus the headliner pop evil were at the merchandise booth talking and talking pics with the crowd. I will be back soon for clutch and Giovannie and the hired guns. Must check this place out. Cannot beat the price of the tickets for what you get.
“In the city” now.. but back in the 30’s it was out in “the sticks”… Home of Bob Wills and Texas Swing.. you need to make those “pilgrimage” if you scoot your boots on the corn meal…..Try and get a tour of the “green room” that every artist(too many to name) has “signed the walls and sung the halls” in…This place is a National Treasure..you can feel the pain of “Faded love” resounding in the ancient rafters over the parquet dance floor….
Only been to 2 events here but it was fun and didnt have a problem either time. The owner (the bald guy with glasses) who comes on stage is so fun and amazing. He definitely gives good vibes and gets you hype
Last night my boyfriend and I attended 80s prom at Cains. this was my first time going to Cains Ballroom and the experience was absolutely unforgettable. the venue is so clean and easy to navigate through. the drinks were very good and the food was pretty good to. the bathrooms were also very clean. the stage was huge and easy to see and the dance floor was perfect. Plus we went to the 80s prom event and it was an absolute show stopper. Our hosts went above and beyond to give us an amazing night. The stage provided for some amazing decor and the shows that were preformed were so awesome! We will absolutely be back! 🖤
Was on my dads bucket list to visit and i was fortunate enough to take him in March. Iconic. I was surprised how easy it was to get to from the highway into the outskirts of the city. Wasnt able to make a show, but seeing it in person is a memory Im glad I have.
Morgan Wade was on 🔥! Meet and greet went as planned. The guy at the ticket window was super cool! Met Corey Kents grandma while picking up my will call😁It was a great night! Thanks Cains!!
Our family reserved this menu to have a celebration of life memorial for my son, who worked there for many years as their sound engineer. The Cains was established by Bob Wills and his Texas Play Boys as a country music concert venue .
Went to Cains Ballroom last night to see The Dead South and Tejon Street Corner Thieves. First time to be at Cains and had a great time. Cains is a special place with a lot of music history behind it. The facility was excellent! The staff was friendly and helpful. They work hard to ensure a good time is had by all. The bathrooms were clean and well maintained. The food area was very nice to have and the bars were busy but lines moved quickly. Excellent food and beverage management team.
Cains is still Cains. Every city has a Cains, that staple venue where one can always count on a great show in a very intimate setting. Dont sweat parking either, Tulsa, downtown has spacious parking at about at a 1000 foot walk. Theres two bars inside the venue and a spot to grab a bite to eat plenty of room to sit to enjoy that food. One must stop and look at the posters on the wall for sure.
I have seen many concerts at this venue. Grab a bite to eat at Mexicali across the street before the show, as food options in the venue are limited to bags of chips. But always a good time! Mostly standing room. The stage is not raised enough for shorter people to see like the Criterion in downtown OKC. The limited balcony seating is too far from the stage and, most annoying, the ceiling beams will obstruct your view.
The venue was great and the non alcohol drinks were very inexpensive. The only thing I wish was better was maybe some security outside when everyone leaves, there were homeless people all over asking for money and being very persistent about it while I was waiting for my ride. If I was a single girl waiting I would have been very uncomfortable. They cant help being in the shady part of town
This place is amazing! Locals from the neighborhood expressed how lucky they felt to have this place in their town.We came down from Kansas to see Dead South. We wanted to see them somewhere where they were the headliner (not at a festival) and in a place that was a close up, intimate setting. The place fit the bill perfectly but was not at all what I expected. We were disappointed that VIP seats were sold out when we purchased ours. Boy am I glad that they were! Unlike most establishments that have the area in front of the stage sectioned off for VIP seating, Cains has VIP seating up in the balcony. The only good part about this area was that you actually had seats. The rest of the area is a dance floor with no seating, so you will have to stand for the whole concert. The concerts are general admission and you will have to stand the whole time. This was fine with us. We really wanted to be right in front of the stage. We arrived 30 minutes before the doors opened and we were the first in line and first in the door. We got right in front center of the stage. If I would have reached a bit, I could have tied together the shoelaces of the band members! It was an awesome concert in an awesome venue! We will definitely make a trip back to Cains when they have bands that are of our liking.
Cains ballroom will always hold a special place in my heart. Ive gone to shows here for decades now, and Ive always had a great experience. The vibe here is really cool, I love the big open room, wooden floor, and acoustics. As a parent now, I appreciate the option to bring my son and share good live music with him. We have made some great memories together here. Its an intimate experience, you can get close to the musicians/stage, you are in close proximity with other patrons, and you all share in the experience on such a close, more personal level. Always a good time.
Great place to go see a show! The location is easy enough to get to and Ive never had a real hard time finding a parking spot. The atmosphere is always good and security does a good job of keeping it safe without making you feel like your being watched. Also the restaurant/kitchen connected to it has great food. You can get petty close to the stage so sometimes you can even talk to the preformers after they finish their show so thats cool and they let the bands set up a little shop so you can get t shirts and what not.
The ADA section was a game changer. We just attended our first show and they had staff actively looking for people with mobility aids and redirecting to the ADA section. I dont think Ive ever been to a GA facility with any kind of ADA area, let alone a section that ended up being some of the best seats in the house. Other venues should take note.
Great vibes. Good tunes. Standing room only so, its not for the faint of heart, but regular concert goers probably wont think anything of it.
Ive lived in Oklahoma for many years, this was my first visit to the legendary Cains Ballroom. We saw Jesse Ahern and Violent Femmes 40th year anniversary show. It was an excellent show. For any of you that dont understand this, Cains Ballroom is a ballroom first. That means that there are no chairs. There is a dance floor for ballroom dancing. (Hint, the word ballroom in the name...) You may see seats on your tickets, but that is only a way for the Cains to know how many tickets they can sell. It does not mean you get a chair to sit in. That may not be true for every act that plays there, but it seemed to be well understood by most of the fans. Doesnt stop me from having a good time. Cains is a much more personal venue, you feel much more in touch with who you are there to watch. Not like the BOK center where its you and 10,000 of your closest friends.(sarcasm). When you can see the bar across the dance floor and read the drink menu on the signboard, you know its much smaller, and to me that makes a difference. Its like you are there for a big birthday party, like you know everyone in attendance.We got through line quickly even though we showed up right when the doors were opening. The bathrooms were clean and didnt smell at all. The lady at the bar was nice enough to give me her opinion on the IPA beer I was eyeballing. She was right with her opinion, not as hoppy as I would have liked for an IPA called Hopadillo. Still good, and the price was spot on. Not $14 dollars for a watered down American beer headache like at the BOK center. $5, and it came in the original brewers can, not a plastic cup. All in all, Im very happy about my first memories of the Cains Ballroom. Im on their website now looking for another concert to attend.
Love going here due to the intimacy of the size. It’s small but not too small and you don’t have to worry about getting stuck in the nosebleeds considering it’s open layout!My only complaint is the fact that the bar area is hella pricy.
First time at this place and we loved it its very fun atmosphere and the drinks werent too expensive Ill definitely go back
Had a great time seeing Asleep at the Wheel, a very well known Western Swing Band. This is our second concert at Cain’s this year.
We see a lot of shows here. It’s pretty good, with a lot of old school, nostalgic energy. Sometimes things are great, we just went to a show where half way back things were so loud all of the sound blurred together into an incoherent mess. It seemed pretty amateur and ruined the show for us. You can do loud and maintain clarity, I know, I’ve heard it in that very room. Caring a little bit and using an SPL meter go a long way.
I love cains ballroom they have the best concerts around all ways bring big musicians.if you want a great experience you need to go to cains ballroom
Very cool place to go see a concert.i really had a good we seen van full of nuns and Ive never heard of them but they were pretty good band I had a good good time
Most unkind staff I’ve ever met. Like seriously a little empathy will go a LONG WAY…especially their security acting like their real cops is insane. Cop cosplayers😂.
OMG ok so if you have never been to Cains its a must have. You need to drop everything youre doing and buy a ticket to see whoever it is you love at Cains. The BBQ was excellent and the drinks were to die for and all the pictures of famous people that played there hanging on the walls was great. I wish I could have seen all of them. And Cooper Alan is an absolute must if you havent already seen him I will be contacting his manager to get back to Tulsa ASAP. Wonderful atmosphere.
If you can hang with old school concert formats with standing room only general admission... its a great venue.
The Cains Ballroom is an awesome place to experience a concert. The concert posters and the portraits lining the walls prove that the Cains has been the host to many wonderful experiences. No matter where you stand in the ballroom, you can see the stage and, literally, feel the music. Under the star, is my favorite spot.There is a BBQ restaurant attached and is usually open before shows. There is also a bar. Good food, good drinks, and awesome music in a place with so much history, what more could you want.
Ive been going there for decades its an excellent place to see a live performance good security little tough on the parking its going to cost you but its still a great place worthy of it five stars
This is a great venue for a concert. Its a small place, but it has a fantastic sound system. There are multiple bar areas and a BBQ joint on site. There is also a balcony with its own bar that only allows 40 people. We had a blast at this concert, and well definitely be going back!!
Oh wow was it loud! I wont say Im old but I am at an age where I should probably wear ear plugs. We saw The Struts and Meg Meyers on Halloween. They were great entertainers - super high energy.I liked the performance space, wide open with some seating on the perimeter. Plenty of space to dance or do some flailing imitation of dancing. Great people watch too. Smoking is outside, off the farside of the ballroom. I think we were patted down when we walked in, I have heard that for some shows they use metal detectors. Safety first! The one room has food, smelled like bbq, but we werent there to eat. I think I paid $10 for 2 Michelob Ultras.Im so glad I got to visit Cains, I would love to go again and plan a trip back to Tulsa.
Great venue. Next time i need to get some food at the restaurant thats in there too
Awesome venue, pretty quaint and homey. It has a cool vintage feel and isnt massive. We saw Jimmy Eat World and while it was SUPER loud (I think were just getting old), it was an awesome concert. Clean restrooms and places to sit in the attached building nextdoor where you can get Oklahoma Joes BBQ or drinks.
Love this venue. The red not chili pepper should never have changed their lead singer. Disappointed with the show but the venue was awesome. Good food, fast service, and clean bathrooms.
Recently saw Badfish a Sublime Tribute. Took my 17 year old nephew to his first show and had a great time. My favorite venue, hands down!
Is it true that this venue is actually haunted by Bob Wills? Sure to some proclaiming that they are able to see him roaming the venue and its surroundings?
Tulsa is lucky to have a venue like this. It has such history but serves todays concert goers as well.
My first time at Cains Ballroom was for Snow Tha Product Goin Off Tour in 2019, very much the best experience I ever had even having to wait in the heat was worth it. Drinks were slightly pricey but most places are. Had a blast and one day I will be there for another concert💜💋
I recently came to a show at Cains while on a little one-night getaway from NW Arkansas and didnt even really care who was playing, I just love coming to the venue and trust them to host great music. I ran into a little snafu before the show and the manager went way out of his way to be kind and helpful and really saved the day for me. So appreciative of him and the overall great experience I always have at Cains.
Love coming to events here. Very nostalgic and always has the best service from the security to the bar staff.
One of the best venues Ive ever visited. The acoustics are amazing, possibly from the sound dampening wooden building and rafters? If you have the chance to go, then do it, even if you arent a fan of the act. Bonus: the food is amazing and the prices are unbeatable
Coming to this historic venue is a treat every time! Ive been to the Cains several times and each time Im reminded of the musical history of Tulsa as I listen to my favorite musicians contribute to the legacy of this building. From metal to hip hop to bluegrass, anytime you come here, this venue seems fitting for the task.
Best venue in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Cains Ballroom knows how to enjoy a concert/event. It has everything you want in a good time. Options! Lots of options, foods, drinks, family friendly atmosphere, designated smoking, clean bathrooms & the best acoustics in the entertainment industry. Book now, dont wait.
The security guys are top notch! Saw me walking on the sidewalk with my walker and swooped in and escorted us right to the handicapped section! ❤️
Great place to catch a show. Plenty of dining & lodging options near by.
Ive been going to Cains since the 70s. My parents went to the Cains. I love the Cains because of its history & the great bands they get! When I first started going they didnt have heat or air conditioning so they were only open in the fall & winter. They had a few rows of long tables with chairs lined up in the back & then had the dance floor free. Id like to see it set up like that again because now theres only a few chairs along the wall & some bleacher type seating in the back causing everyone to stand on the dance floor. Every time Ive been since the changes Ive never seen many people dance. Yes, they may dance where theyre standing but not really dance with lots of others at the same time. The other thing I dont care for is allowing underage youth in. I dont believe its a child friendly environment. Since theres alcohol served, some people get a little rowdy & risqué. Ive seen kids as young as 6 years old in there. So if you dont mind standing for 3+ hours listening to the bands or sitting where you cant see the bands & being around underage youth then the Cains is the place to be!
It has been way too long since I was at Cains, but the memory is unforgettable. My Son and I came to Cains to see JJ Grey & Mofro. Amazing acoustics and a very intimate setting.This was my Son and Is last concert we got to see together, as he passed away a few weeks later.I live in N Minnesota and dont get to Tulsa as much as I would like to, but someday soon I will be there again to cherish the memories. ✌
Cains ballroom is a great close to band stand up venue, with a vip bar area upstairs, a bar in the main area and a bar in their connected restaurant. The sound system is ridiculously good and all the staff is professional. My wife and I went to see GWAR and had a radical time. Long live Cains and long live GWAR!!!
Really nice venue in a nice part of town, but the vocals sounded muffled in the show I saw.
Went to see Stoney LaRue and his opener. The sound was terrible. We couldnt hear Stoney over the band. We are going to see Warren Zeiders at the end of February. Hopefully, the sound is better.
Hands down, Cains Ballroom hosts all of the best live shows in Tulsa from any imaginable genre. Usually great ticket prices, cheap drink prices, nice little outdoor area, friendly staff and security!And that LD at the Dave Mathews tribute was amazing 😂
Ive been wanting to go to Cains Ballroom for quite some time ... finally did 12.20.23 for the Joshua Ray Walker, Vandoliers, and Mike & the Moonpies show. Cant say enough good things about this venue. Very fair ticket prices, cheapest beer prices, kind security & staff. The sound was excellent and everyone was very nice. I will be back!! ❤️
Historic venue in downtown Tulsa. Its small and intimate and just a wonderful place to catch a gig. I have seen many great artists there including the Smashing Pumpkins, Dinosaur Jr, N*E*R*D, Bassnectar, Ween, Down, Cody Canada & The Departed, Son Volt and Corrosion of Conformity. Locals refer to Cains Ballroom as the Cains. Tulsa is rightfully proud to have such a fantastic venue, and Tulsans are lucky to have a legendary concert hall in the heart of the city. Cains Ballroom gets a lot of love from the media and artists, and it deserves every accolade that it gets.
It was incredible!!!! Ali Siddiq and the comedians who traveled with him put on a great show! Did I say, Ali Siddiq?!!! This man was genius! Time and money well spent! The staff and service was good too :)
Unfortunately standing room only is tough if you have a leg problem. And wish the stage was 1-2 ft higher.
First time at Cains ballroom and fourth time seeing Highly Suspect. Cains is an awesome medium sized venue. There seemed to be some sound issues, felt like there were a lot of fuzz during Richs ballads but it seemed solid the rest of the time. The bartenders were on point. The place was packed and each line went on forever but it actually didnt take aa much time to get through them as expected-could definitely use marking for the beer only lines. Also thanks to the security staff for being awesome and putting up with my lame jokes! Tulsa has a great thing going.
I have been to a couple different concerts here now and I have enjoyed each experience. The whole place is very clean and all the staff are friendly. They have a really good selection of drinks at the bar and the prices are very reasonable. There is a barbecue restaurant in the same building with an adjoining door.
Had a blast! This was my first time going to a concert at this venue and it didnt disappoint. Even with an almost sold out show, the beer lines were short, and plenty of space to dance around. Ladies!! Plenty of bathroom stalls, and good lighting. Men, Im assuming the same. The girls and I will definitely be back.
Great little concert venue in Tulsa. Pictured is Lord Huron. They host all different genres of music, and the tickets are a fraction of the price of any show at the BOK Center. It does have some seating, but is mostly meant for people to stand as they see the shows. They have food and drink available. They also have balcony seating for 21+ that includes a bar you dont have to wait in line for, since its a smaller group up there. The mezzanine is a great section for people who want to sit down at a concert and have more personal space. Cains is an iconic historic location for music in Tulsa. Check out the line-up, Im sure they will have someone youd like to see.
Love this venue! Ive seen many great bands here. Legends and up and comers alike.Only problem I have now. Is Im getting older. Not used to standing for 3 to 4 hours. Spent a lot of the evening, sitting on the few benches outside. Be really nice, if they would put some seating around the edges. So us old folks can take a load off.Awesome venue!!
BRING EARPLUGS!!! my hearing is permanently significantly damaged from an event here. I had tinnitus (constant ear ringing) for two years after a concert at cains. And my hearing ability has never been the same. They should have warning signs up and make you sign a waiver! My ears hurt but I never imagined I was going to have this type of permanent damage until I had left the building and it was too late. Other than that, it is a good venue. Maybe that was a one time deal and whoever was managing allowed it to be dangerously loud. Anyway, I always bring earplugs to all concerts now and I highly recommend that you do too! But warning, this place might be louder and more dangerous to your hearing than other venues!
Hands Down the best live music venu in America
Absolute favorite concert venue! Only thing I dont like is that people can just walk up to the front of the line when people have been waiting and cut in line when doors open. There should be some sort of baracade or something to prevent that from happening but apart from that I love the vibe here!!
Amazing historic venue! I have been here many times, and each time is a new experience.
Fantastic venue. Had a great time at Circle Jerks/Descendants/Adolescents
What is there really to say that hasnt been already said? Not only is it the most historic music venue in Tulsa, but it is also one of the most well maintained. Their sound engineers always do a great job for the crowd. And their state of the art lighting system makes the stage pop.
Love this venue! And recently had a great experience with the box office. I got my dad tickets to a show for his birthday. He was supposed to visit us but weather canceled his flight and he couldn’t make it. So we had the physical tickets and there was not enough time to mail them before the show. We emailed the box office and they got back to us within hours and said they would switch the tickets to will call so he could still go. It was excellent news after he couldn’t make the trip up to visit. He is still getting his birthday present to a now sold out show!! I was so worried emailing them the day before the show would never work, but whoever they have working their email is so fast and amazing. There is a reason this place is a legend in the business and their service speaks to that! Thank you so much for making our day and my dad’s birthday ✨
Cains as always was amazing. The staff on entry was great and the Bartenders were friendly and had exemplary service. We were there for the Nude Art Show and it was a great lineup of art and entertainment. Will definitely attend again and look forward to any event there.
Been here on serval different occasions, there’s no parking lot so I recommend getting here an hour or so early to park nearby! But the music from concerts, raves, & etc. has always been great! Acoustics sound amazing & you always feel like your in a pit!… drinks are OKAY but I recommend pre gaming & getting in early so you can be closer to the stage!
Great concert venue, some seating, friendly staff and a huge floor for dancing!
Love seeing concerts here. Its an iconic treasure!!
Not a bad spot in the house. I was so relieved when I moved, and there was still a place for an intimate music experience. Thank you!! 😊
Awesome venue for a great concert!
Cains is one of the premier iconic music venues in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Seeing a show allows you to become a part of history.
Awesome concert, Taj Farrant ShreddedHis guitar 🎸 tonight very good time
Dont let the City control your available parking..... City vehicles and authorized figures are NOT paying/or not customers or employees of your establishment.....! Take back your rights.....!
Love this place! Just want to say as a PSA, the older gentleman that was running the water, whiteclaw, and beer booth, tried to cheat me out of $5 because he thought I wouldnt notice since I was tipsy. No apology, just a dirty look as he reluctantly gave me my $5 back. Just stick to the actual bars on the side, not the pop up booths.
Love everything about cains. Dont forget to try some yummy bbq there too
By far best venue in the world! I’ve seen every type of music imaginable and have never been disappointed.
Stopped in for King Cabbage Brass Band tickets this morning. Gentleman at the box office was very kind and gracious. Cains is not just a historical landmark, it is a national treasure!
This vintage facility has been well kept, it has all the modern touches for great concerts. While maintaining the vintage touches and atmosphere. The ballroom floor is lovely and large. The restrooms are huge! I appreciate that as a woman who is used to waiting in line. The restrooms are clean, something that is sometimes unusual for a club type venue. The bar staff is extremely friendly and will serve you quickly. The door staff can be a bit temperamental and rude. At the concert that I attended, the emails from the artist, emails from the ticket distributioner, and the info there at the door all contradicted one another which led to a lot of confusion. However the door person did not want to hear it and was quite rude. Even though there were probably 30 plus people who were all confused waiting at will call. All in all the facility is beautiful and I highly recommend attending an event there if you have the opportunity.
- Address:423 N Main St, Tulsa, OK 74103, United States
- Site:http://www.cainsballroom.com/
- Phone:+1 918-584-2306
- Monday:Closed
- Tuesday:Closed
- Wednesday:10 AM–5 PM
- Thursday:Closed
- Friday:10 AM–5 PM
- Saturday:Closed
- Sunday:Closed
- On-site services:Yes
- Live performances:Yes
- Wheelchair-accessible car park:Yes
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance:Yes
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet:Yes
- Wheelchair-accessible seating:No
- Bar on site:Yes
- Restaurant:Yes
- Toilets:Yes
- Family friendly:Yes
- Debit cards:Yes
- NFC mobile payments:Yes
- Credit cards:Yes
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