tupelo music hall

As others have said, great place to see your favorite band (Mine being The Slambovian Circus of Dreams) and not a bad seat in the house.

This was our first time going to a show at Tupelo and there is not a bad seat in the house. We happened to have tickets in the 2nd row for The Vanilla Fudge and the sound was amazing. Our friends were 10 rows back and they still had great views & sounds. The tickets are very fairly priced and It is BYOB with a $3 service charge, so that is a big savings. The bands seem to love playing at this venue and the audience appreciates not having to pay a huge ticket price! We loved the Tupelo and we will certainly drive to NH again.

I've been to the Tupelo Hall several times for both music and comedy shows and I've never been disappointed. The price is right and the music, in particular, is high quality. Food is available to purchase and you can bring your own beverage. The only shortfall is the closeness of the seating - shoulder to shoulder. But the sound is great!

Small venue with good acoustics. I've attended 10+ concerts at Tupelo, never disappointed. Shows are somewhat pricey but capacity is limited and it's BYOB ($3.00 PP charge to bring in your own wine or beer). Great views/sound from any seat. Shows tend to start early (7:30 or 8:00 PM) so you are not driving home at 1:00 or 2:00 in the morning. Comedy is also a good take. Only complaint would be the limited bathroom facilities.

Excellent ,quaint venue for a very reasonable price. Wish it was closer to home for I'd like to see some future shows.Adam Ezra Group is awesome as usual and packed the hall.Give it a try if you have the opportunity!

If you like a small venue you can't go wrong with Tupelo. Check out their calendar for upcoming shows. There is something for everyone. Prices are more than fair. You can even bring your own beer or wine in to the show. ($3.00)Seating is limited so when you find your show book it right away.

Tupelo a great venue for this show. Taking the seats all off the floor made for more intimate show with the band. Love that it's BYOB too. We plan on seeing many more shows there.

Just saw another amazing Smithereens show at the Tupelo last Friday night. What a great venue and location.

I caught a music performance at Tupelo last night, and it was an excellent experience. The ticketing process was smooth and the ticket prices were very reasonable for the caliber of the performer. The acoustics were excellent. One funky thing at Tupelo is that they don't have typical auditorium seats; they use metal chairs with padded seats and backs, like something you would see in a restaurant. While I was comfortable enough, a larger person or one prone to claustrophobia might want to try for an aisle seat. In addition to the onsite restaurant and snack bar, there's a store in the basement called The Drinkery, which sells an enormous variety of specialty beers and locally produced wines, which you can either take home or buy for consumption on the premises... don't miss it!

The owners have done a great job in bringing in talent to play. Occasionally you will find some very big names here and that is a treat. No seat is bad and thus I often am looking to see who will be playing so I can get a ticket or two and enjoy a great night of music close to home!Keep up the good work!

Fabulous venue for music - great local and national acts. Not a bad seat in the house. I can't really comment on the food, but they are frequently reworking the offerings. Nice to have the option.

First time ever visiting here to see a show. I really was shocked to see how much the outside looks like a big ol' house. Inside, the venue is quaint. Small and intimate. You can actually have an opportunity to get right up close and personal with your favorite entertainer. I have never experienced that with any other venue. Seating is close, you are chair to chair sitting in a row. I had a decent view of the stage and then the 2nd row showed up (I was in row E). I had to move one way or the other to see but overall not bad views honestly. Its a small venue, but you do not feel claustophobic in there by any means....ceilings with wooden rafters, they had the windows open with fresh air. They sell food and non-alcoholic beverages. You also can BYOB for $3.00 per person, not a bad deal. Bathrooms are unisex and very clean. My entire experience was very good and I will come again.

This is a great place to see a show, it is a small and cozy place. You really get to see the performers, because they are so close and not a bad seat in the house. It's a bit dark, but that adds to the show and makes it kind of cool. It's BYOB, you can bring a small cooler and pay $3 per person which is reasonable. Everyone seems into the music, so it draws the right kind of crowd, unlike some places that draw just the party crowd. The sound is good too and I've enjoyed every show I've seen there. Great acts too, keep your eyes out they add shows all the time! Enjoy!!

Saw the Radiators there a few years back, but have been going monthly for open mike night. I think that Robert Haigh runs the show. He is a kind and caring man who encourages everyone who takes to the stage.

I read all the reviews and agree with most but….. Positives: The musicians and talent are excellent. Sound system outstanding. Great local venue and platform for aspiring stars and those that have made it. BYOB ($3 per person ) Personnel - friendly and helpful.Not so Positive: Advertised opened at 6:30 pm for seatings but doors did not open until 7:15 –no explanation given. Many people just stood outside inline waiting and waiting. Very few places to sit. Glad it wasn’t raining. Once inside, found a table and got settled. They advertised they would have glasses for your drinks. Wine served in plastic Dixie-type glasses is not very appetizing. Even the small plastic wine glasses would have been an improvement. Food – they have a very small walk-up window limited menu with OK expensive food. It was also freezing in the place. Understand it needs to be on the cool side for performers but when people are showing up with down vests, jackets in the middle of summer, I would think it would be a tad too cold. We had to go out and get blankets and jackets from the car just to sit and watch the performers. With some minor adjustments this place could be sooooo much better. It was only one visit and will give it another try but first impression was mixed – great music but……