St. Louis is a city that is full of life and culture, and its music scene is no exception. From jazz to blues, hip-hop to rock, St. Louis has something for everyone.
Whether you're looking for a night out at a live music venue or an intimate evening in a cozy bar, St. Louis has it all. From entertainment districts like Washington Avenue and Delmar Loop to urban neighborhoods like Grand Center and Soulard, there are music venues for all tastes. The Old Rock House is one of the most popular music venues in St.
Louis. Located in a beautifully renovated turn-of-the-century tavern, the Old Rock House is part bar, part restaurant, part elegant nightclub, part cellar in the basement and, in many parts, in a music hall. Next door is Nancy's Jazz Lounge, an informal place without reservations that plays the concert on a large screen television, allowing you to talk and enjoy the music. The Pageant is another popular music venue in St.
Ranked as one of the five best concert halls in the world by Pollstar, The Pageant offers an intimate setting for live music performances. Enjoy live music from local St. Louis musicians in duo and trio (local piano hero Adam Maness usually takes the piano bench on Thursdays). The Saint Louis Science Center is another great place to experience live music in St.
Discover what it's like to venture into nature, travel under the sea, or fly at high altitudes with their interactive exhibits and shows. For those looking for a more traditional experience, Union Station was once one of the largest and busiest passenger rail terminals in the world, helping to move passengers from the city to other parts of the country. From Richard Fortus to Lizzo, Victor Goines to Tom Hall, St. Louis has something for everyone when it comes to its music scene. Louis has it all.
