LPR Concerts 2025

Came here for a concert for Jamie Miller and it was a great show! The venue itself isn’t as conventional as just a stage and open floor. There were seated tables (first come first serve). Luckily we bought the table seatings so we were able to sit comfortably. The only requirement for seating is that each person needs to order at least 2 items. The menu itself had a decent amount of options for drinks but as for the food options, it was slightly pricier. There were definitely interesting choices for the food (such as cupcakes and mini pickles — which we ordered lol). Overall, it was a nice venue! Would come here again for another concert!

Came here for a concert Thursday night and thought the space was decent, not too crowded and the sound system was good. Had a great experience and will come back again if there are other events happening here that I’d be interested in seeing.

I just went and saw my first show here tonight: This Will Destroy You. The venue atmosphere was good. The staff made it really easy and quick to get in tonight by checking peoples IDs and scanning tickets beforehand. The sound in this place was good. I think all the gender neutral bathrooms kind of threw people for a loop though. It was interesting watching people choose which bathroom they were going to use.

Just arrived for a show. I scoured the website for information about food. There was none mentioned. Now I arrive for “ premium seating” to find that most are taken and our group has to sit scattered amongst others. There is a sign on the table that says “ dear seated guests Seats are available on a first come first serve basis. There is a minimum purchase of two menu items per person required. A gratuity of 20%will be added to all checks.” There is no visible menu. The information above was nowhere on the website. I feel very badly treated by this venue. All they had to do was tell us this in advance so we wouldn’t have eaten dinner elsewhere before arriving.

Like the space, its history (the location was formerly the legendary jazz venue The Village Gate), and the range of music presented at LPR. I've enjoyed every program I attended there.