The Shrine

Very rude service. At a concert held at the shrine, underage people were there. Security and staff were extremely rude to younger patrons. Don’t go here I repeat do not go here they have awful service

A nice concert venue. Went to see my favorite band (Roger Clyne and the Peacemakers) here. Can’t say I had much experience with the staff or service as I didn’t drink. The place was clean and uniquely decorated. I enjoyed the show and the venue. Would have no problem see another show here.

Modern Design
Good Layout
Efficient Parking
Good Sound/​Lighting
I was a little annoyed about the lack of web presence this establishment has, but a waiter told me that they had only been open for about a month and that it had replaced a nightclub that was nothing but a meat market. They remodeled, built a stage for bands and put some local art on the walls, not bad.
It seems they lack marketing skills because the band we came to see, Gooding, typically has a large following and even the guy across the street didn’t even know they were playing that night. There was about 75 people, mostly locals. The band that played before Gooding was a young band named «Bruce Flea» which was really good and even better since they were seniors in high school.
They lacked a liquor selection, but had the basics and even a few top shelves available. They cited the city as a hurdle to this issue, but not sure how that affects selection. Bar tender was cool and the prices were very affordable. Sound and lighting was really good. The stage was high enough so that the whole band could be seen from anywhere in the room, which I always appreciate.
I think Afroman played there the week before. He still tours?