We attended a Grateful Dead tribute on Sunday and it was great. The music sound was excellent. Also my daughter is ADA and we had a staff member that assisted us personally during each set break. He made sure the family members chairs were clear and he cleared a path for her wheelchair in the narrow walkways. Overall we had a wonderful experience.

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I have gone to several small events at the Kessler. the Kessler is my kind of place. It brings in acts that usually play large venues in a small one. They accept payment in Crypto Now.

To start, I'm a Boomer ( good or bad, who cares) and the Kessler is my kind of place. This was our third trip to see a show. The first time, we got a table stage side which was great, but we found on our second trip that the balcony seating is superb. Upstairs you get a great sight line which is fabulous. This time we found a renovated upstairs lounge bar and restrooms (thanks guys for the consideration). Every time we've been there are improvements. The metal folding chairs downstairs have been replace with padded chairs and seating has been reconfigured. We've also found everyone on the staff to be friendly and helpful to the point of even walking us to our car (we are obvious rubes from out of town,apparently easy marks I guess). Bottom line, this is my favorite place...forget the over priced, arena acts at the American Airlines Center, catch a show here...you won't see the Who here, but you can see who's actually playing on stage with out having to watch the giant screen. We give it FOUR thumbs up!

I have gone to several small concerts at the Kessler. The sound is good. It's a small venue, so you don't have to deal with crowds. There's a good bar/grill across the street if you want to go early for dinner.