Went on a friday night for line dancing and late night karaoke. This place is cool. Small cover charge but worth it. Music was great. Line dancing lessons to start the night. They have a mechanical bull. Drinks were reasonable. karaoke was a lot of fun. Can't wait to go back.

We were there for a banquet, it was a great space, Service was good, food was good and we had an enjoyable time.

What can I say, there really isn't a bad seat in the house. the way the seating set up all of the seats are good, The seats are on a lower riser and two upper levels so you can see above the folks in front of you. If you choose, you can get reserved seats or general admission which is standing room on the floor in front of the stage. The entertainment is usually very good with up and comers and also the venue hosts many tribute bands and the tribute bands are first rate. With that being said, I must say that I am a stagehand for shows there occasionally and most of my visits there are as a stagehand or sound-man but I have also attended many shows there that I was not working.

Bought tickets to The Beatles vs Rolling Stones. We had no idea what to expect. The place is only an event place. Set up kind of like a casino lounge. There is a stage, a dance floor, areas set up on various levels with tables. They placed 6 ft tables on the dance floor as the reserved seating. Out table was A2. It was on the first row over to the side. It was easy to see the band. It was not too loud even though we were close. The place had great acoustics. There were drinks available but drinks were not pushed, you had to go get them. I guess there was food available before the concert in another room, but there was not really any info on it. We did not eat there so I can not tell you if it was any good. We had reserved sets but many of the people we talked to said they only did the general admission and there were no bad seats. The Beatles vs Rolling Stones was also very good. I would not compare them to The Fleetwood Mac tribute band, but they were good.

I saw Coheed and Cambria here at the Moon in February, and while the show was incredible, the staff was so unorganized and very confused which in turn confused other concert goers as well. The venue is pretty cool, could probably stand some renovations though especially for larger turn outs such as at the Coheed show. Enjoyed myself overall for sure, just wish the staff outside would have had some signage or verbalized some things to be more organized rather than having us walk around like buffoons to figure out where we were supposed to be before the show (based on VIP access).