Temple Presents: Aurelio Voltaire
Sat Oct 9 at 8:00 PM
Upcoming Events at The Concourse
King's X
Thu Oct 21 at 7:00 PM
Reverend Horton Heat
Tue Oct 26 at 7:00 PM
Venue Info
Our building has been many things over the years. It was built in 1908 as the regional headquarters/showroom for International Harvester tractors and later became the home of The Great Atlantic Show Company from 1938-1967. We are still piecing together a few decades of history, but we are proud to present the building in its newest form: The Concourse, hosting the best live entertainment in Knoxville.
Our goal is to bring a diverse set of live performances to this city including EDM/dance nights, Rock, Metal, Variety shows, the occasional tribute band and much more. The newly renovated building has a capacity of approximately 500 and features brand new lounge areas and can be set up to provide seating for up to 70.
ADA Compliant
Full Bar
No Backpacks
No Smoking (Smoking Patio Available)
Front of House
Mixer
Behringer X32
Processing
DBX Driverrack PA+
Klark Teknik DN370 Dual Graphic EQ
Rane GE60
Power Amps
(1) Crown Macro-Tech 600
(2) Crown Macro-Tech 1200
(2) Crown Macro-Tech 2400
(2) Yorkville AP6040
Monitors
(8) EAW SM500
Misc/Direct Boxes
(1) Shure 91beta
(1) Shure 52bets
(5) Shure SM57
(8) Shure SM58
(7) Shure 81
(7) Sennihiser e604
(2) Sennihiser e609
(2) Radial JDV active DI
(8) Whirlwind IMP 2 Passive DI
Speakers
(2) Yorkville Elite S2152
(2) Yorkville Elite LS1004
(8) Cerwin-Vega Earthquake EL36
Monitors from FOH
Processing
TMD 4 Channel Crossover
Power Amps
(2) Crown Macro-Tech 1200
(2) Crown Macro-Tech 2400
Lighting
Console
Avolite Tiger Touch Pro – Titan V-11
House Install Fixture List
Upstage
6x – Elation – Platinum 5R Beam 6x – Martin – MAC 101 2x – Chauvet – Q Spot 360 LED
Downstage/Front Wash:
4x – Chauvet – QSpot 360 LED 2X – PixelRange – PIX120m Haze/Fog
Geysers
1x – ADG – Entourage – Wase Base Haze 1x – Robe – 500ft Pro Haze – Oil Base Haze 2x – Chauvet – Hurrican 1800 Flex – Water Base Fog 6x – Chauvet – P4 Geyser LED – Water Base Vertical Fog Jet
(The house fixture installation is patched on one 5-pin DMX line. There are two more separate 5-pin DMX lines that are ran from Stage to FOH for guest lines/ground package. Patch sheet will be attached, most ground package fixtures are not patched and can be taken care of DOS.)
Optional Ground Package Fixture List
6x – Robe – Robin 100 6x – Elation – Platinum 5R Beam 2x – Elation – Platinum 5R Spot 2x – Elation – Design Spot 250 Pro 4x – Chauvet – SlimPar 64
6x – PixelRange – PIX120m
Additional Trussing
2x – 6ft Vertical Truss w/ top/base plate 2x – 4ft Vertical Truss w/ top/base plates
Stage Power
(All listed circuits are dedicated circuits) Lighting: 4x – 30 amp dual-quad boxes
1x – 20 amp quad box
Audio
2x – 15 amp quad boxes
1x – 20 amp quad boxed
FOH Power
(Each circuit is ran through it’s own devoted power conditioner/splitter)
Lighting: 1x – 30 amp circuit
Audio: 1x – 20 amp circuit
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I buy tickets?
Online; by phone – 1-877-987-6487; by visiting Lost and Found Records (3710 N Broadway. Knoxville, Tennessee)
When is your box office open?
Box Office Hours: The box office is only open when the venue is open. For advance tickets, please purchase online, or visit Lost and Found Records
What’s the difference between will call and print at home?
When ordering your tickets online or over the phone you can request to pick your tickets up at the club (will call) or have them send you an email with tickets that you can download and print at home. To pick up your will-call tickets, bring your ID to the box office the night of the show to collect your tickets. If you order Print-at-home tickets, you can download and print your tickets from the confirmation sent to your email.
What’s up with the fees online?
Most (if not all) of the ticket money goes to the bands, which have high overhead/travel costs of their own. The service fee covers part of the overhead costs involved in staffing and running a box office costs of labor, ticket stock, ticketing software fees, credit card fees, phone charges, box office equipment, etc. We make every effort to keep this service charge as low as possible.
Someone else is buying me tickets online. How can I pick them up at will call?
If you are picking up someone else’s tickets, this is what you will need in order to pick them up:
I’m supposed to be on the guest list…
If you are supposed to be on a guest list, be sure you know the name of the person who has put you on the list. It is also a good idea to confirm with that person that you are on the list 24 hours before the show. Valid ID is always required, and it is essential when you are picking up tickets at Will-Call or from the Guest list. We are not responsible for mistakes made by band members, radio stations, or other promotional groups, although we will follow up on guest list questions to the best of our ability.
I am buying a ticket to your show from someone else. How do I know that they did not just xerox the print at home ticket?
You do not. Do not purchase print at home tickets from someone you do not know. ALL tickets are scanned at the door and a photocopied ticket will not gain you admittance to the venue. Buyer Beware! Each barcode will only scan once – once it’s been scanned by our door guys, it won’t work again, so be careful!
What is your ticket refund policy?
We can’t refund tickets unless a show is cancelled. You are welcome to re-sell your tickets – you can post on Craig’s List or our facebook page, or sell it to another guest in front of the club.
How can I be guaranteed tickets for a big show?
The best way is to purchase them online and purchase them early!
What’s your capacity?
Our sellable capacity is 500.
Do you provide seating?
Most shows are standing room only; however, typically, we have 50-70 stools around the perimeter of the room available first come / first served. We also have some shows which are designated as partially or fully seated shows. For those shows, information on reserving a seat will be in the ticket listing.
Can I go in and out?
Re-entry is allowed for patrons 21 and older. All of the same rules apply for readmission as for admission, so be prepared to show your ID or have your bag checked. If you plan to leave and return, make sure your stamp is clear or your wristband is intact and have your ticket stub. We will not admit people with torn wristbands or illegible stamps. Please note we now have a smoking deck accessible from within the club.
What kind of ID do I need to drink?
A valid government issued ID such as a drivers license, military ID, state ID card or a Passport. Sorry, but your college ID or work ID will not do.
I’m not 18. Can I attend a show with a parent?
First, check the age restrictions on the show listing. If a show is listed as ALL AGES, a person under 18 can attend with their parent/guardian. For 18 and up shows, we have to be strict regarding the age limit, sorry.
When will the show end?
The end of a set is at the discretion of the performing act (although we contract them for a minimum set length – anywhere from 45 minutes to 90 minutes, depending on the act). All Ages shows will usually end by 11PM, 18 and up shows will generally last to at least midnight or as late as 2:45 AM.
Where if your parking lot?
The parking lot is on the south side of the building, or to the right if you are in front of the building facing it. Parking is almost always free there and we do provide patrolling security in that lot.
Do you have a coat check?
Yes, only during the cold season!
Is there food?
Our kitchen does offer a limited menu, but the prices are reasonable. Also we love to recommend our friends at Balter Beer Works and Central Flats and Taps as two local options just down the road for your pre-show meal!
How do I get t-shirts or sweatshirt from a band?
You can buy band merch at the show so you might want to bring along some extra cash because most merch sellers are cash only.
What is your photo policy?
Our policy is that you are allowed to bring in cameras. However, that may differ from the bands policy and the bands policy wins. Almost every band is ok with small digital cameras or point and shoots. Almost no band is ok with professional grade photographers without prior approval. Call the box office the day of show (usually late in the day) and we should know the band’s official photo policy.
