Rum Runners Concerts 2024-2025

I love Rum Runners. It's not to big but big enough. Seeing a live show there is quite the experience as it's the perfect size. I have never been disappointed seeing a live artist at Rum Runners. I'm the Crazyfangirl type & have always been able to get right up front. I have had some very memorable experiences at Rum Runners & anytime someone I like is preforming I will definitely be there! Keep it up Rum Runners you are an amazing venue!

Rum Runners: Saint Asonia First time to RR in years so I cannot compare as I do not remember (a time when you KNEW you had a BLAST but forgot location details the next day-ha!) but here’s why I gave RR 5 stars: Doors opened on time Security & ticket check staff were friendly & fast It was clean - it even smelled fresh Small & intimate space allowing you to feel close to the artist or performer. I heard many in the crowd compliment the size. The bar & bathrooms were close by & clean Bartenders were quick & kind Beverages were ice cold There are a few tables with stools if you get there early enough. Sound was incredible - loud & not distorted - bring plugs if you struggle with being close to the speakers as it is a small space (350 capacity) Lightning was great too and neither became to much being close to the stage. Prices were higher than other places but unsure what is the norm now! You can catch a guitar pick much easier Your favourite artist WILL see you wave - winning Some side notes - RR is upstairs and Music Hall is below so a reminder there were two sets of stairs up to RR and I am unsure if there was an elevator! Arrive early if you want to be stage side. There is tons of street parking - free after 6 PM. There is a large paid parking lot in the back. It is downtown London, so there are plenty of food options around too! Have a blast 🤘🏼

The place is absolutely not wheelchair accessible if your handicapped don't even bother. Food was not served but drinks were we came with cash in our pockets and we're told only debit or credit was acceptable which left us in a bit of a pinch because we took our cash out and the one card we had on us didn't have much money on it because we took the cash out to spend on drinks which were $8.50 each no matter what you got whether it was a bottle of beer or a highball or a shooter. The music was great for the show we went to with taxes we paid close to $60 each ticket when you add that to the $5 each for coat check. Then the $8.50 per drink and unable to spend cash for anything it left us very irritated and really put a dent in our entire night. Also going out for a cigarette was not accessible. So take from this what you will. Obviously the bartenders were not the happiest of people because they could not get tipped at least not very much I mean cash bar usually means good tips, I former bartender understand this. Also the coat check girl couldn't get cash tips either and from what I saw she wasn't getting any digitally either I mean it's coat check.

It's smaller than the music hall. Debit only for drinks. A double was $16.

Besides the seating area being sufficient for a crowd of 100 people, this venue is in desperate need of upgraded floors and stairs. Drinks are unreasonably expensive. Why is Ginger ale $4.50 is beyond any logic or value.