A Worst to First Ranking of Connecticut’s Major Concert Venues
We have over 20 major concert venues around Connecticut that bring in National talent to local singers. Most are great, but I will never step foot into a few again.
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Most of Connecticut's live music venues have been renovated in the past 10-20 years, while some are old and beat. Only a few venues can handle over 10,000 guests, and others only 200. Some have amenities like multiple bathrooms, while others only have a local food truck outside their gates. Here are my honest reviews of my experiences at over a dozen of Connecticut's largest performing arts centers and arenas.
A Worst to First Ranking of Connecticut's Major Concert Venues
Do you like seeing live music in an intimate setting, or in front of 17,000 other fans? Connecticut has over a dozen major concert venues with seating capacities of 100-25,000. I've been to all of these, and there are some that I will never go to again. I've ranked a dozen of our industry leaders from worst to first.
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