The Concourse Project

All team are great and nice, from security to bartenders. Audio is great but the lights really need an upgrade. They look like is a 10 years old system with limited capacity. Pattern after a while looks boring and … no lasers?!?!? At least not the night I’ve been there. No smoke cannons as well Omg. Stage is too low making difficult to see performers. Water is sold on a can so cannot be closed so you stuck with the water in your hand getting warmer and spilled around. EDM amateur place. Stereo Live or Bauhaus way better and advanced. Also place is packed with drunk white women harassing customers trying to enjoy the show. Bathroom facility (1) —> Good luck!

If you enjoy EDM, this is a great venue. They tend to have amazing artists play multiple days a week and the atmosphere is excellent. The lighting and sound is excellent and staff very friendly. I wish there were more restrooms, but I feel like that’s an issue at most venues. I look forward to the coming years, as their production company seems to just be getting started. If you know someone playing here, don’t hesitate to check the show out.

Came here to see Lauren Mia Jan 27th Saturday night jus one of the stops on her Global Tour. The 2,000 + venue was nearly sold-out Wow! What a show..she played 2 hours. Her new album is 'RE:BIRTH’s'. This venue is Bad A$$ "The Concourse Project" capacity is 2,000 + and is ranked #8 in the United States and after experiencing the incredible lights and sound no wonder. Go see for yourself, you won't be disappointed. Shout out to all the staff members I interacted with, they were very helpful. Security team members were professional and courteous. Parking lot somewhat limited. Get there early.

We went to see a show here for the first time and were really impressed. While it is an old airplane hanger, it has been finished out comfortably. Very good sound and light system & huge outdoor area. There was plenty of parking and large restrooms that are cleaned throughout the night. My only wish was that there were more than one picnic table to sit on outside. It was very bare and having danced for hours it would be nice to sit for a few minutes here and there.

I wasnt sure what to expect when going but it was great! parking lot is small but we were able to get good parking. when we left i saw people parked along the road and not sure what else. right across the street is a gas station, semmed very convenient. Inside is like a giant warehouse and it was kind of cold in there. Theres select seating along the sides of the giant floor that looks like the seats you see when you reserve a table with bottle service. half were open to the public and half roped off (closest to the stage). The lighting and sound were excellent. Someone really spent time on dialing that in. Theres a bar in the back. My only complaint was the beer selection. There was maybe like 10 canned choices which werent terrible but im also a little picky with my beer. what i thought was great was that there was an equal selection of non alcoholic drinks. i loved that. staff was very good and polite. The restrooms are by the entrance, down a couple of halls. Where the 2 hallways meet are sliding doors to the back. i didnt go back there but did look out and the border of the back were a bunch of food trailers with gates between them and picnic tables. At the event i went to they werent open but that where anyone went to smoke or just hang out without the music being too loud. I really liked it!

Dom Dolla was incredibly. Best electro venue in Austin. Gets my number 1 vote every time. Went outside for my beverage and a young gentleman (Danny?) with a mustache helped me and my friend out. If you’re not sure which bartender to go to, look for him. Bought a snack cuz, well I’m a big muscle bound guy and I need to eat. All the time!! lol The music. The sound. It all ask really good. The attached videos can speak for themselves.