For the size of the city, there is a large number of clubs and, for music lovers, that a great thing. There’s live music every night of the week. Here are just some of your options:
The Beachland Ballroom was built in 1950 as the Croatian Liberty Home. The Liberty Home was active on many social and political fronts and was a true Cleveland landmark before becoming Cleveland's most eclectic live music club in the year 2000. Its owners, Cindy Barber and Mark Leddy, really know and care about the music scene and it shows in their diverse lineup. The nationally-acclaimed concert club also includes This Way Out, a basement vintage store and is located near the record store Music Saves and the always fun Shoparooni, all which keep late hours to accommodate the music crowds.
House of Blues 308 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44113 216.523.blue www.hob.com/cleveland
The House of Blues Cleveland has it all . . . southern cuisine, walls lined with colorful American folk art, an energized vibe and some of the biggest live music acts touring the country. Located on East Fourth Street, the club and restaurant are surrounded by an Irish pub, Iron Chef Michael Symon’s upscale American bistro (Lola), a martini bowling alley, a comedy club and so much more. The House of Blues Cleveland is built in a former Woolworth five and dime store, adding to its character and charm.
Beachland Ballroom and Tavern 
House of Blues 
