Boston Herald
You know that pole in front of the stage at the Paradise Rock Club, the one that lead singers often take note of – and not in a nice way?
It won’t be a problem after Labor Day.
The pole isn’t going anywhere – it provides structural support – but the Paradise stage is moving about 20 feet toward the Commonwealth Avenue side of the building.
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No concerts from July 1 to September 7. Concerts that would be held at Paradise are probably going to be relocated at fellow Live Nation venues like House of Blues and the Orpheum as well as the new Royale.
Middle East Downstairs – A+ – Capacity: 575
My favorite concert venue! It might be that all the bands I’ve seen here have been amazing, but it’s the intimate nature of the basement (and the hot hipster chicks) that makes me always leave Nabil’s premise drenched in sweat smiling.
Paradise Rock Club – A – Capacity: 650 A truly awesome place to see a concert. There is enough room for rocking out in front of the stage (besides one annoying pole), enough room to just sit or stand around and watch, and enough room on the stage to fit a seven person band.
Kids Like You & Me (KLYAM) 