The Broadberry

Live music venue · Monument Avenue

The Broadberry

Live music venue · Monument Avenue

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2729 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23220

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A cozy concert spot that shines with a solid lineup of local and touring acts, great food, and a welcoming vibe, ensuring every show feels intimate.  

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2729 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23220 Get directions

thebroadberry.com
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2729 W Broad St, Richmond, VA 23220 Get directions

+1 804 353 1888
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"It’s tough to nail that perfect middle ground between “intimate” and “big enough to attract some major names,” but the Broadberry rules that territory. It’s not a big club by any means, but its stage is spacious and its setup is a notch above the hybrid bar-venue scene. You can get a group together for specialty seating, take a break from the tunes out on the generously sized patio, or stand right up close to the performers, it’s up to you. Touring acts like Wild Nothing and ICP have been able to stop in Richmond because of the Broadberry’s specific size, and now nationally renowned RVA groups like Matthew E. White, Natalie Prass, Lucy Dacus, and No BS Brass Band have a place big enough to house their loyal following when they’re in town." - Mobelux

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"The Broadberry, The Fan Vcu by Mobelux. It’s tough to nail that perfect middle ground between “intimate” and “big enough to attract some major names,” but the Broadberry rules that territory. It’s not a big club by any means, but its stage is spacious and its setup is a notch above the hybrid bar-venue scene. You can get a group together for specialty seating, take a break from the tunes out on the generously sized patio, or stand right up close to the performers, it’s up to you. Touring acts like Wild Nothing and ICP have been able to stop in Richmond because of the Broadberry’s specific size, and now nationally renowned RVA groups like Matthew E. White, Natalie Prass, Lucy Dacus, and No BS Brass Band have a place big enough to house their loyal following when they’re in town."

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Went to see the Wooten Brothers! They were all awesome! Victor Wooten, The teacher, Future Man and Keys and Randy's presence was there. ❤️ Great prices on food! Wine was a little steep, lol, but overall a great venue! Great time!

Steve Tartakovsky

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Amazing venue. Great service, great band, Greta drinks, even had great food at 1030 pm.

Arianna Davidson

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One of my absolute favorite venues in Richmond. My husband and I have been to this venue a handful of times, and never had a bad experience. From friendly and efficient staff, to reasonably priced drinks and outdoor patio/smoking spaces, the amenities prove exactly what you’d need for a music venue. Music quality itself is great, and the sound techs always do a good job. We always try to get there early to score spots next to the front of the stage, and I love that even being so close the sound and bass doesn’t kill my eardrums. It’s the perfect intimate venue to see your favorite acts!

Henry Whelchel

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Maximum occupancy at The Broadberry is 500, but in my opinion it would still be comfortable at capacity. Just attended The Aristocrats show and I would say there's not a bad spot in the house unless, perhaps, you're smashed in behind the 10-inch pole right in front of the stage. All in all, it's a damn good venue.

James Bartell

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Great venue for small shows. Bar is good, you can see the stage from basically anywhere. Super friendly and accommodating staff

Steve

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Great place to see a show. Plenty of great spots to view the stage. Sound was perfect. Lights not too overwhelming. The place was packed but I didn't feel smothered. I was able to park right outside the venue. Bartenders were friendly and helpful. Seating was available but limited. Didn't like the fact that the upper tier seating area was blocked off for a specific VIP group. I felt that was unwarranted for an event like Bob Mould show.

Jennie Jen

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A very small venue but decent. Not a lot of places to sit if you need to. They need to slow down the rotating menu screens because it's impossible to read them to figure out what you want.

Katie Powers

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They bring some really steller bands through Richmond and we appreciate that! The crowds always seem to be overserved, though, so the drunks are loud throughout the shows. Pro tip- Get up front to keep the drunk choppers behind you.