Druid City Music Hall 1307 University Boulevard, Tuscaloosa, AL 35401

"Went and saw Frank Foster. He put on an amazing show and I can't say enough about how friendly the staff was."

"I am in a wheelchair. The venue and staff were extremely helpful and accommodating. The music hall was also a great concert hall. Highly recommend it."

"I've never been to a venue where you aren't able to purchase a ticket the day of the show. I tried to do so, and the guy in charge just pointed me to the QR code on the box office window and left. After that didn't work, I tried to get help from the security working the entrance. They did their best, but they didn't have a lot of information. It's a really interesting venue space, but they need better management in my opinion."

"St. Paul was great but the venue's layout is terrible. Stage sits lower than the audience so you can't see the band perform. Restrooms are a huge headache to get to as well. Thank goodness I had friends that were tall to take a few photos for me."

"Brought the kids (teens) to see Cadillac Three (AWESOME country-rock band!!) at an all-ages show here. The line for the show started forming outside about 45 minutes before the doors opened. We came early so we'd be sure to get a good view. There is no balcony and no seating. Inside there are two levels. A smaller floor right in front of the stage and then, up about five steps, a larger, elevated level where the bars are located. If you get there early enough, you can grab a spot against the wall at the front of the elevated floor for a good view and a place to rest your arms! The bars line both sides and there are numerous bartenders so we didn't have to wait long for drinks. They have a decent selection of beer and liquor. $7 to $8 for a cocktail, $5 for 16 oz domestic beer or $5 for a 12 oz craft beer. The crowd was a mix of mostly college kids and some older folks too. A few people were quite drunk, but for the most part it was a chill and happy concert crowd."