Plymouth Memorial Hall Concerts 2024-2025

This past Saturday, I had the exciting opportunity to attend and watch my first professional mixed martial arts (MMA) event, Cage Titans 63. This was a particularly special occasion as three of the fighters who were participating in the event train at my boyfriend’s gym. We were both eager to go and support them, to cheer them on and provide the moral support during their fights. Upon my first impression, the venue seemed quite compact from the outside. However, the building extends back further than one would expect, offering plenty of space and creating an atmosphere that ensures every spectator has a great view of the intense action unfolding in the cage. The venue has multiple levels, which allowed for a greater number of spectators. It was clear that the design had been carefully considered to ensure that everyone, regardless of where they were seated, could watch the fight with minimal obstruction. The only problem was a lack of seats which meant that some people needed to stand until others left as it would appear that they oversold the tickets. I did enjoy the event, taking in every punch, kick, and submission attempt. It was more brutal than I had anticipated, but it was entertaining/exhilarating and I couldn’t stop looking at the action!

Not a bad place see a show but the seats are extremely tight if you're on the larger side forget it you end up standing in the back your legs touch the person in front of you and you're so cramped. One tiny little bar which is just a table with a cash register. The girls work out of bins in the back of them. Very small selection of beers.

Been here before. It’s pretty huge!! Tonight I saw American Idols Ruben Studded & Clay Aiken. They had a 20 year since on the Idol show celebration! The stage lights could have been better and the house lights could’ve been darker.

We saw a concert and it was a wonderful venue. It a bad seat in the place. They served beer and wine and the performance was great. There are lots of wonderful restaurants to catch dinner before a show and ample parking at public lots.

Wonderful place to see a show due to the intimate size of the venue. Plymouth has attracted some great talent. I have seen AIr Supply, Toad the wet sprocket, journey cover band and my absolute favorite was an acoustic night with the amazing Par Benatar. The acoustics are not always great, a good sound person is required