Downtown Sioux Falls concert and event venue with multiple rooms presenting current local and touring live-music shows. Music-first downtown venue with multiple performance spaces and an active current concert calendar. The practical live-music fit is dedicated concert/event rooms with current full-band touring and local shows. Artists working in Rock, metal, alternative, pop, country, mixed are directly aligned with the venue’s established programming profile. The venue’s active live-music use gives performers a concrete sense of how a set can fit the room and the audience environment. ICON Sioux Falls is located at 402 N Main Ave, Sioux Falls, SD 57104. Capacity is 700 main hall/Gastropub maximum; 400 Event Hall; 75 Annex. Age access is event-dependent; most concerts are all ages, with some 18+/21+ shows. For a band, solo act, or ensemble considering the room, the useful takeaway is the venue’s demonstrated commitment to live performance and the specific styles already appearing in its schedule.
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Severance Brewing Company is a downtown Sioux Falls brewery taproom with community events and live music in a welcoming, all-ages setting. The taproom can handle about 90 people for private events, keeping performances close to the audience. The room suits mixed live music and acts that can thrive in a conversational brewery environment. Small bands and engaging acoustic performers should find the scale especially workable.
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- 90
- Age policy
- 21+
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- All Genres
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- 701 N Phillips Ave #110, Sioux Falls, SD 57104, United States
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- 605-271-5480
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