191 Toole is a live music venue located in Tucson, Arizona, that has garnered positive reviews from patrons for its intimate setting, good sound, and friendly staff. The venue has a capacity for small-sized shows, with patrons frequently describing the space as cozy and private. 191 Toole offers ample parking space, good air conditioning, and wooden pews on the sides for a comfortable experience. The venue has a reputation for hosting metal shows, but it welcomes all genres of music. Reviewers have praised 191 Toole for its professional staff, helpfulness, and a great menu that includes popcorn, mixed drinks, beer, and sodas. Overall, 191 Toole is a well-loved and highly recommended live music spot in Tucson.
Amenities and More
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Toilets
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Family friendly
- Bar on site
- Live performances
- Restaurant
Reviews
how do you not have a great time if you’re going to see the Doors as Peace Frog. Or Peace Frog! Did a great job in a small tight venue. Looking forward to seeing you in Las Vegas April 6.
191 Toole is my favorite venue for live metal in Tucson. Great parking, good sound and good air conditioning. Plenty of room for pits and plenty of space away from the pit. There's even quite a few benches for long evenings of rocking out. My son's band "Of The Lost" plays there regularly. Follow "Of the Lost" on all your favorite music platforms!
Radney Foster classes up any joint, but 191 Toole didn't need much help. It was a great place to see a show. Great sound. Great staff.
My wife and I went to see Enjambre at the 191 Toole. It is quintessential Tucson vibes here. The show was a smaller size and more intimate. There are a few wooden church pews on the sides.
Great place to attend to music events and enjoy artist in a private crowd.
Great little spot for some up close live music! They had popcorn and drinks. Mixed drinks, beer, and sodas. The staff was great and helpful. Look forward to our next show here.
Small intimate narrow venue. Can be crowded but affords the opportunity to get close to the stage. Floor is split into 21yr old drinking age and underage areas. Merch tables can be cramped but typically not long lines.
Drove down from Gilbert to see The Reverend Horton Heat. The venue is long and narrow and the stage is angled in the front right corner. The floor is flat and the stage is not up very high. I am 6ft+ and could see pretty good but my GF who is 5'3 couldn't really see anything. It was sold out and very crowded and hot in there even with the front doors open. We ended up standing near the mixing board so it actually sounded pretty good. The bar was well staffed, worked through the line quickly and the prices were lower than I was used to for concert venues. All in all it's a decent place to see a show.
Location
191 E Toole Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701, United States
Hours
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