Bass Concert Hall

I have been to a few events here and they have all been great. Parking is always the challenge because so much of the nearby parking is UT permit stuff but you can usually find something not too far away for $20 or less. I have always been able to locate a person with the venue to ask any questions I had about seating etc. They wanted to charge me $3 to get an actual ticket printed as a keepsake which I hard passed on. Overall not a bad place to attend an event! I will definitely continue to attend performances here

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I’ve been a season subscriber at Bass Concert Hall for over a decade, and it’s become such a special tradition in my life. I started going with my spouse, and now I get to share the magic with my kids—it’s something I hope to continue with my family for many more decades. The Broadway lineups are always fantastic, mixing in new must-see shows with timeless classics that never get old. The hall itself is absolutely beautiful—clean, comfortable, and thoughtfully designed. The staff are always friendly and welcoming, which makes every visit that much more enjoyable. Recently, we had the chance to do a backstage tour, and it was incredible to see all the behind-the-scenes magic that brings these productions to life. Beyond Broadway, I’ve also seen concerts and comedy shows here, and every performance feels elevated by the space. Bass Concert Hall is truly a cornerstone of Austin’s performing arts scene, and I feel lucky to have it right here in our city.

We went to a Kraftwerk concert, and it was simply amazing. The venue is also a great place to experience concerts the closer you can get to the main stage the better Orchestra level seems to have no bad seats, other levels of the venue have algo great views of the stage as well as sound quality. Parking is very convenient and close to the music hall. The staff was very helpful.

I recently saw Swan Lake at Bass Concert Hall, and it was nothing short of breathtaking. The performance was stunning, but what truly elevated the experience was the venue itself. The stage is perfectly set up to draw you into the story, and the acoustics made every note and movement feel alive. What I especially loved is that every seat in the theater feels like a great seat, thoughtfully placed and designed so you never feel far from the magic. The ambiance, the lighting, and the overall layout of the hall added so much to the elegance of the night. If you’re thinking about seeing a performance here, don’t hesitate. Bass Concert Hall is a gem, and Swan Lake was an unforgettable evening I’ll cherish for a long time!

We had a great time checking out the Handsome podcast live here! The sound quality is good, there are a few bars on each level, and the view was great from where we sat in the mezzanine area. The bars had a selection of tall boy, beers, sparkling, seltzers, and a couple of signature cocktails, with non-alcoholic options too. We took the stairs, but they have a few elevators on each side of the building. The bathrooms were very nice and clean. Transportation by rideshare was easy to and from downtown Austin.

I have season seats here for all the musicals that come to town. The theatre is beautiful inside and out HOWEVER, the sounds system is subpar. My seats are on the 13th row and every musical, I have trouble hearing what people are saying. The music is loud, the people's voices, not so much. I've even worn amplifiers in my ears and they barely help. I think it's time for new speakers personally. Also the prices for snacks and drinks are highway robbery. If you'll ever change have a purse, take your own. Charging 8 dollars for a bag of pretzels is insane

We went here for "the Witcher in concert" event. The atmosphere is great, the seats are comfortable, and it provides good view of the scene. The sound quality can be better though.