Sofar Sounds concerts offer memorable live music experiences at unique locations in top metro areas across the country. Anything and everything is possible when it comes to Sofar Sounds’ intimate performances held in unexpected locations.
Integrated with JamBase’s Concert listings, Sofar shows transform everyday spaces – from living rooms and rooftops, to boutiques and museums – into captivating venues for secret, live shows, creating inclusive experiences that bring people closer together.
Each Sofar concert features different musical styles and you won’t know who’s performing until they take the stage. Once they do, you just might fall in love. Sofar also keeps the location secret until the day before the show. Past Sofar Sounds concerts give an idea of the unbelievable and incredible spaces fans can expect to witness future shows.
Boston’s Bully Boy Distillers poured cocktails while Chris Walton performed. Music and art came together for Eraste’s intimate set at Austin’s RichesArt Gallery. Denver’s Culture Museum provided the right ambiance for Hakeem Furious to play for an attentive audience.
Chris Walton at Boston’s Bully Boy Distillers
Eraste at Austin’s RichesArt Gallery
Hakeem Furious at Denver’s Culture Museum
Handcrafted cocktails and music were served at New York City’s Wandering Barman when Emergency Tiara played at the Brooklyn space. The rich acoustics of Washington D.C.’s Church of the Holy City was ideal for a Sofar performance by Wildeyes.
Emergency Tiara at Wandering Barman
Wildeyes at Washington D.C.’s Church of the Holy City
Eco-friendly outdoor coworking space Second Home in Los Angeles welcomed Internet Boyfriend for an alfresco evening of music. Chicago’s “landscape art under glass” botanical garden the Garfield Park Conservatory was an ideal scenic location for Fort Frances to play at a Sofar event.
Internet Boyfriend at Los Angeles’ Second Home
Fort Frances at Chicago’s Garfield Conservatory. Photo by Torie Palacios
Fans in search of a new concert-going experience went aboard San Francisco’s Red And White Fleet’s Enhydra, the largest plug-in hybrid electric passenger vessel, for a voyage featuring a performance by Afterthought. “Seattle’s best-kept secret,” The Ruins hosted a Sofar Sounds concert featuring Datenite.
Red & White Fleet with Afterthought
Datenite at Seattle’s The Ruins
You never know where else you’ll see a Sofar show in Seattle, it could be anywhere from a brewery in Ballard to the top of the Space Needle!
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[Sponsored content: Sofar Sounds is a JamBase partner.]
