Fine Line

"Came here for the first time to see my favorite band (Mo Lowda and The Humble) perform for their third time in the Twin Cities. Getting in was super easy since I just got my ID checked and went through a simple metal detector. The space is a perfect size for a more intimate experience with bands. At different points throughout the concert I was at the front of the stage, at the bar, and towards the back with no issues getting around despite there being a large crowd. Next time I'll be looking to try out the upstairs area but general admission was what any concert goer might expect from standing room. The restrooms were also much nicer than I anticipated FWIW. I was also able to meet some band members on my way out because of the setup of the merchandising stand, so that was pretty cool. 5 stars from me!"

"What a great venue. It is a standing crowd venue. Full bar. No food. I am disabled and rode my scooter. It is handicapped accessible. I cannot say enough great things about the staff. They were phenomenal. Without their help and attentiveness. Our experience would not have been as great."

"The Fine Line is a small and wonderful space for shows. Most of the space is general admission with some reserved tables on the balcony, which are great for disabled people, the elderly and other patrons who just want a seat. Reserve table 12 if you want to look right over the stage area. Bars on are both levels with one bathroom on the main floor. The staff are super kind as well, so a great place to see a concert."

"Fine Line is a great venue. The atmosphere and sound are fantastic. It’s one of the Twin Cities’ great smaller venues. There’s also lots of convenient parking nearby — Ramp C is only a block away."

"Great venue to see a show! We had reserve seats in the balcony, and it was a perfect view of the band. I highly recommend the reserve seats; though if joining in on the crowd activities is your flavor the floor of the venue is not that bad. I highly recommend the Fine Line. It is a very intimate venue to see your favorite band."