Bass Concert Hall

Great concert hall. Went to see a Broadway Musical here and this venue is excellent and inviting. Not a bad seat really anywhere in this concert hall. Pre-show, the drink and food offerings are nice with varieties of beers, wines, and specialty cocktails to choose from. Would go back to this venue again if given the chance.

Seems like I visited this location years ago, when I was a college student at the old Concordia University campus. Now it seems to host musicals and Broadway Across America productions and events. I'm told by the concessions staff that "Lindsay is the best manager ever!" Overall the staff is good: Easy e-ticket check in, plentiful seating in multiple balconies, but the actual seats seem cramped and slightly uncomfortable, like what you'd find in a high school auditorium.

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 had a great experience at Bass. We chose to valet park, which allowed us plenty of time to relax in the lounge areas. Don’t come hungry, though, the food is way overpriced. Some upcharge is always expected at these venues, but it was beyond here. One glass of wine was $35 after a small tip. Live and learn. The venue is well fashioned and clean. The staff was kind and helpful.