Moxi Theater

The Moxi Theater has become a premier Northern Colorado small concert venue. Owner Ely Corliss has created a friendly, intimate venue for local, regional, and national acts. The facility is located on the 2^nd floor overlooking a downtown plaza and features a bar area separated from the performance hall. The stage is small, but I’ve seen 15 – 20 piece bands perform there comfortably. Seating is available by prior reservation. The Moxi features acts of all genres, even cultivating a Blues series that features an early show (for us more «seasoned» patrons). Numerous acts have remarked how nice the venue is and enjoy playing there. The staff is quite helpful and friendly and the bartenders are great; serving premium drinks and a good selection of regional quality beers. The facility is available for special events. Do yourself a favor and enjoy a show (or many) at Greeley’s Moxi Theater!

The Moxi is a top-​notch music and event venue with super professional staff and owners. The owner Ely Corliss has single-​handedly built a vibrant music scene in Greeley. It’s a great place for musicians to play and for fans to enjoy shows! As a musician who has played in venues all over the Front Range, I can honestly say that this is one of my favorite places to play. You owe it to yourself to check it out!

Nice venue! Nice sound! Has an old school feel to it. Perfect location (downtown). I would definitely recommend this place of you’re in town.

My first time at this venue, and it was surprisingly small. Lol I suppose I should’ve expected that coming into a small town. To reach the venue, you must travel up stairs and I didn’t see an elevator.
The «box office» accepts credit cards but unfortunately their credit card machine was down so to buy tickets it was cash only. If you didn’t have cash, their was an ATM machine right next to the entrance.
As soon as you enter, you have the men and women’s bathroom directly in front of you with the bar on your left and the stage on your right.
The bartenders were very nice and if you’re only drinking soda, you get free refills. They had a water cooler to grab water whenever you needed it without asking for it.
The stage was quite small from what I’ve seen and been to. But that gave you an opportunity to be very close to the band aka Jboog! Lol. The merchandise booths were on the two corners of the floor. They also had a standing balcony and two levels with reserved seating.
Overall, small but quite intimate type of venue. The price of tickets aren’t bad either.

Love this place! Very eclectic shows!!! Affordable tickets, drinks, and awesome sausages and hot dogs!