Tickets: $10-$12 Advance/ $15-$17 Day of Show  ($3 per ticket service/facility fee + 5% City Amusement Tax additional)
SRO/Cabaret Seating
After forming in 1992, Splintered Sunlight quickly became the most popular Grateful Dead tribute band in the Philadelphia area, gaining praise from Dead Heads and non Dead Heads alike. Since that time, the group has become a permanent music fixture in the Mid-Atlantic Region.  The band plays a repertoire of well over 200 songs spanning the 30-year career of the Grateful Dead, skillfully crafting each show's set list so as to not repeat songs - let alone set lists - in the same or even nearby venues.
$10 per person food & beverage minimum on all table and bar seating. 

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Tickets: $27.50 Balcony / $25.00 SRO ( + $7 per ticket service/facility fee and 5% City Amusement Tax)
Andrew McMahon's spirit always shined through in both Something Corporate and Jack's Mannequin. However, audiences will get to know him like never before on his forthcoming solo EP, The Pop Underground.
McMahon remains a versatile and vibrant singer. With emo pioneers Something Corporate, he released an EP and two acclaimed full-length albums that served as cornerstones of an entire scene from 1998 until the outfit disbanded in 2004. The catalog was celebrated with a 2010 reunion that sold out numerous dates across the states as well as appearances at Bamboozle and other festivals.
$10 per person food & beverage minimum on all table and bar seating.

Tickets: $29 - $39  (+ $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee)
A native of British Columbia, Canada, Carly Rae Jepsen became an international star with her smash hit, “Call Me Maybe,” which has sold more than 10 million singles worldwide and hit No. 1 in more than 35 countries. In the United States the song spent nine weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100, while the video for the song has had more than 350 million views on YouTube.
Steel Terrace area includes concert ticket, covered cabaret table seating, dinner, drinks and VIP restrooms
($159 + $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee)

Tickets: $39 - $49  (+ $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)
Formed in 2002, OneRepublic took the world by storm in 2007 with its debut album Dreaming Out Loud featuring the smash single “Apologize,” which set a record for the most radio airplay in one week. A remixed version of “Apologize” earned the group a Grammy Award nomination.
Opening the OneRepublic concert are singer-songwriter Mayer Hawthorne, whose recording "How Do You Do" reached No. 8 on the Billboard R&B charts, and Churchill, the Colorado-based indie rockers whose hit “Change” reached No. 17 on Billboard’s Hot Modern Rock Tracks.
Steel Terrace area includes concert ticket, covered cabaret table seating, dinner, drinks and VIP restrooms
($159 + $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)

VIP Package: $150  (+ $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)
Seats for the Frampton Guitar Circus VIP Package are located in sections 102 and 103 on seating chart.
VIP Package includes:
 - One reserved ticket in Sections 102 or 103 only
 - Specially designed concert shirt (exclusive to VIP ticket package only)
 - Collectible tour lithograph (numbered, limited)
 - Commemorative tour laminate
 - Exclusive tour gift item
   (Limited availability)

Tickets: $39 - $54  (+ $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)
Frampton Comes Alive, released in 1976, featured the hits “Show Me the Way,” “Baby, I Love Your Way and “Do You Feel Like We Do” and went on to become one of the top selling live records of all time.
One of the most influential blues musicians of all time, B.B. King is known as “The King of the Blues.”
Kicking off Frampton’s Guitar Circus is Sonny Landreth, whom Eric Clapton calls "probably the most underestimated musician on the planet and also probably one of the most advanced."
Steel Terrace area includes concert ticket, covered cabaret table seating, dinner, drinks and VIP restrooms
($159 + $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)

Tickets: $44 - $54  (+ $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)
The first act to record four consecutive triple platinum albums, Styx got its start in Chicago in the early 1970s and had its first hit single with “Lady,” which reached No. 6 on the charts. During the second half of the decade, the group produced numerous hits including “Come Sail Away,” “Renegade,” “Blue Collar Man” and “Fooling Yourself.”
The multi-platinum selling, chart-topping Foreigner has been delighting audiences from coast to coast since its debut in 1976. Over the years, the group has produced 16 Top 30 hits, including nine that made the Top 10 on the charts.
Steel Terrace area includes concert ticket, covered cabaret table seating, dinner, drinks and VIP restrooms
($159 + $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)

Tickets: $39 - $54    (+ $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee)
Since the release of 2008’s Learn to Live, Darius Rucker has been a mainstay on the country charts. On the strength of three No. 1 singles - “Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It,” “It Won't Be Like This for Long” and “Alright” - Learn to Live spent 82 weeks on the Billboard charts and earned Rucker the Country Music Association’s Top New Artist award. Rucker’s follow-up, 2010’s Charleston, SC 1966, featured the hits “Come Back Song” and “This.“ His most recent single is “True Believers,” which will be included on his new record of the same name, due out in January 2013.
Steel Terrace area includes concert ticket, covered cabaret table seating, dinner, drinks and VIP restrooms
($159 + $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee)

Tickets: $44 - $59  (+ $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)
With hits such as “TiK ToK,” “Take It Off,” “Blow,” “Your Love Is My Drug” and “We R Who We R,” Ke$ha has been a mainstay on the pop and dance charts since her debut album, Animal, in 2010.  A talented singer and songwriter, she first grabbed attention in 2009 by singing on Flo Rida’s hit “Right Round,” but with the release of Animal Ke$ha  became a household name. The recording topped the Billboard 200, producing several hits including the number-one smash “TiK ToK.”
Steel Terrace area includes concert ticket, covered cabaret table seating, dinner, drinks and VIP restrooms
($159 + $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)

Tickets: $49 - $59  (+ $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee and $1.50 City Amusement tax)
Formed in 1999 in Huntington Beach, Calif., Avenged Sevenfold has sold more than eight million albums around the globe, topping the charts with its 2010 album Nightmare while producing hits such as “Bat Country,” “Beast and the Harlot,” “Nightmare” and “Almost Easy.” In 2006, the group was named Best New Artist at the MTV Video Music Awards. It has headlined and performed at festivals such as Ozzfest, The Vans Warped Tour and Uproar Festival and played to audiences around the world.
Steel Terrace area includes concert ticket, covered cabaret table seating, dinner, drinks and VIP restrooms
($159 + $9 per ticket Service/Venue fee)

Tickets: $39/$34/$29  ($7 per ticket service/facility fee + 5% City Amusement Tax additional)
Cabaret Seating
The creative minds who brought the phenomenon of Fifty Shades of Grey to its knees with the critically-acclaimed comedy, SPANK! The Fifty Shades Parody, now take aim at The Hunger Games blockbuster series with The Hungry Hungry Games: A Parody. Sharpen your survival skills as we tackle all the fun of the novel and movie: poverty, oppression, war, twelve-year-olds with bows and arrows, the perfect recipe for a side-splitting night out! No matter what "district" you are from, prepare for an evening of outrageous and hysterical fun; the ultimate "tribute" to the best-selling novel and hit movie.
$10 per person food & beverage minimum on all table and bar seating.