Music Guide: Local Music Information and Concert Venues

KATZ-FM (100.3) is a radio station serving the area of St. Louis, Missouri, United States, with a mainstream urban format.

A "mixed-use" development that represents a groundbreaking approach to urban development. It marks the first time a professional sports venue was master planned and fully integrated into a broader-use, year-round gathering place that is active both day and night. Experience concerts from Pickle Palooza to 4th of July celebrations.

To provide platforms for theatre, dance, and other creative expressions from the African-American perspective that heighten the social and cultural awareness of its audiences.

The Blanche M. Touhill Performing Arts Center is a landmark performance facility on the campus of the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL). The Touhill was built to provide a performance home for campus events, academic programs, and regional arts organizations.

Since opening in 2008, Chaifetz Arena has served as the home venue for the SLU Billikens men's and women's basketball teams as well as hosted a diverse range of concerts, family shows, national sporting events, and much more.

The Chesterfield Amphitheater is a beautiful outdoor amphitheater that is truly unique to the region and the perfect place to see your favorite artists perform!

Classic 107.3 was created in 2013 by people who believe a vibrant arts and cultural scene is essential for our community to thrive.
Their Mission: To enrich the cultural landscape of St. Louis through the programming and outreach efforts of a nonprofit classical music station.

COCA (Center of Creative Arts) uses the power of the arts and education to build a vibrant St. Louis that is creative, connected, and inclusive. A national leader in innovative arts education, COCA provides meaningful arts experiences in their studios, gallery, and theatres, as well as in schools, community centers, and corporate settings around St. Louis. The fourth largest multidisciplinary community arts center in the country, they annually serve more than 50,000 people of all ages, backgrounds, and ability levels—from enthusiastic amateurs to emerging professionals.Through dance, vocal music, theatre, art and design, and beyond, they nurture the artistic and creative potential in students—and the community.

Through the development of artistic venues, studios and workspaces, short and long-term residencies, and community-based programming, the Kranzberg Arts Foundation provides essential infrastructure for the arts to thrive in the St. Louis region.

A St. Louis Landmark with hundreds of display cases filled with pop-culture memorabilia. They showcase live music in their famed Duck Room.

Located in the heart of downtown St. Louis, Enterprise Center is an entertainment and sports complex with state-of-the-art facilities and equipment. It is a contemporary, 12-story glass and concrete structure located in the heart of downtown St. Louis. Enterprise Center also features a full range of arena programming, including concerts, ice shows, family shows and other sporting events.

The Family Arena is a multi-purpose event venue and arena in St. Charles, Missouri used for concerts, circuses, ice shows, sporting events, and more.

The Florissant Performing Arts is home to two outstanding community theater companies, The Alpha Players and The Hawthorne Players, as well as several dance companies, community bands and non-profit organizations. The FloPAC seats 543 in a proscenium style theater. Whether you're looking to be part of a performance or be an audience member, the Florissant Performing Arts Center has something for everyone.

The Fox Theatre has a fabulous history, beginning when the theatre opened on January 31, 1929. Today, the Fabulous Fox proudly presents something for everyone. Over 200 performances and special events take place annually at the Fox, with the nation’s top entertainers and productions appearing on the Fox stage.

Located at 3610 Grandel Sq. in the Grand Center Arts District, The Grandel is a multi-use arts facility renovated by the Kranzberg Arts Foundation and reopened in 2017. The Grandel is home to a state-of-the-art theater; full service bar and award winning music and art venue The Dark Room, and the elegant Grand Hall event and rehearsal space.

Hearding Cats Collective is a 50 nonprofit organization dedicated to the creation, promotion, and preservation of intermedia art and non-traditional music. Their main focus is on organizing progressive artistic and educational events in the city of St. Louis. The core values of the collective are:
-Respect for the fundamental value of art to all societies.
-Recognition that art needs innovation and experimentation to remain vital. This means they support art that is ignored by traditional, commercial, and popular institutions.
-Support for the educational role of the artist.

The J. Scheidegger Center for the Arts presents performances by professional, touring artists and entertainers in an intimate setting as well as shows by Lindenwood University theater, dance, and music departments throughout during the academic year.

For nearly three decades, Jazz St. Louis has been the foremost jazz presenter in St. Louis and throughout the region. They are dedicated to preserving the legacy of this musical genre. Hundreds of local and nationally renowned musicians, such as Wynton Marsalis, Diana Krall, Harry Connick, Jr., and Al Jarreau have graced their stage. The state-of-the-art Ferring Jazz Bistro has earned praise from artists and patrons alike as one of the best listening rooms in the country. Year after year, Jazz St. Louis strives to be the leader in showcasing unique and diverse jazz performers and preserves the shared cultural heritage embodied in jazz music through our educational programs.

Located in the heart of Kirkwood's bustling downtown, the Kirkwood Performing Arts Center is a state-of-the-art facility with the capability to support just about any kind of event.It features the Ross Family Theatre, Strauss Black Box Theatre, a 3,800 square foot main lobby, 1,900 square foot 2nd floor lobby, a 2,000 square foot Event Space, and a 3,500 square foot Event Lawn.

Through the development of artistic venues, studios and works spaces, short and long-term residencies, and community-based programming, the Kranzberg Arts Foundation provides essential infrastructure for the arts to thrive in the St. Louis region.Taking an arts-based approach to community development, the Foundation ensures we are aligning our investments with the needs and vision of the broader community. Committed to a diverse, equitable, and inclusive approach, we further economic development and cultural sustainability, while helping to establish St. Louis as a premier arts and entertainment destination.

The Metropolitan Orchestra of Saint Louis has picked up the mantle of being the number one professional/educational orchestra in the city. Their mission: provide a high quality orchestral ensemble for St. Louis area musicians where professionals can hone their skills while mentoring student instrumentalists, vocational players and music teachers, and sharing the joys of playing great music.

The open-air Whitaker Music Festival presents free Wednesday evening concerts under the stars every summer. To date, more than one million people have participated in this cherished St. Louis summer tradition. The festival is funded by the Whitaker Foundation, which supports St. Louis arts and parks to promote common heritage, celebrate diversity and encourage vitality within the community. Visitors are welcome to bring their own picnic supper, baskets or coolers. Glass is prohibited. Picnic fare, beer, wine, soda and snow cones are also available for purchase onsite.

The Muny is the oldest and largest outdoor musical theatre in the United States". It is a "non-profit 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to enrich lives by producing exceptional musical theatre, accessible to all, continuing its remarkable tradition in Forest Park.

The National Blues Museum explores the Blues and celebrates the genre as the foundation of all modern American music. The Museum educates guests in an entertaining environment that includes high impact technology driven experiences, a state-of-the-art theater, artifact-driven exhibits and robust public programming.

New Music Circle is dedicated to the creation and performance of improvisational and experimental music by renowned musicians from around the world. They are dedicated to education and outreach that stimulates awareness, understanding, participation, and interest in music being created today. New Music Circle, founded in 1959, is the longest established organization of its kind, introducing local and regional audiences to the world’s most recognized and accomplished avant-garde composers and performers. New Music Circle is a presenting organization. Each season, New Music Circle features vibrant, experimental and avant-garde music with influences from jazz, electronic, and classical genres, sometimes in conjunction with experimental film or other multimedia artists, and with a commitment towards diversity in programming, audience, and outreach. They typically offer eight performances each season.

Old Rock House is a concert venue and event space located in downtown St. Louis, between the Soulard neighborhood and Busch Stadium. The renovated Old Rock House building borrows its name from a historic riverfront building dismantled in 1959 to make way for the Gateway Arch. The building features 6,000 square feet on three distinct levels, a state-of-the-art sound, light and video system and a flexible menu available most concert nights.

Opera Theatre of Saint Louis (OTSL) is known for its local impact, national presence, and global resonance. Each year they produce a spring festival season of inventive new productions. Every production is sung in English and accompanied by the Grammy Award-winning St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Performances take place in the intimate Loretto-Hilton Center at Webster University.
Over three dozen world premiers have been performed.

Located in the Delmar Loop at the center of the St. Louis Metropolitan Area, The Pageant has earned a world-wide reputation as an exceptional concert venue over its 20+ year history. Built for live music with a tiered floor plan to optimize sight-lines and outfitted with the latest in professional sound & lights, The Pageant’s versatile layout helps create a unique intimacy between performer & audience. No matter where you sit or stand and whether the show has a crowd of 750 or even 2300 fans, you’ll always be within 70 feet of the stage.

The second oldest symphony orchestra in the United States, (the New York Philharmonic is the oldest), the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra’s story is woven into America’s artistic and cultural fabric. For more than 140 years, the SLSO has played the musical soundtrack for milestones in the St. Louis region’s history and evolution. It has been a constant source of joy, inspiration, celebration, reflection, comfort, and healing for its audiences. Like the community it serves, the SLSO is continually evolving, finding new ways to connect, engage, create, teach, learn, entertain, and shape the orchestral art form in new ways, so that all are welcome to experience the uniquely transformative power of music.

The Rep is the St. Louis region’s most honored live professional theatre company. Founded in 1966, The Repertory Theatre of St. Louis is a fully professional theatrical operation belonging to the League of Resident Theatres, The League of St. Louis Theatres and is a constituent member of Theatre Communications Group, Inc., the national service organization for the not-for-profit professional theatre.

A gathering place at heart, The Sheldon invites you to revere and participate in a diverse legacy of live music, arts, events and culture. They present a curated roster of the world’s musical and visual icons in St. Louis, and in turn, give St. Louis the world.

This website has been established for the purpose of archiving information regarding organs in the St. Louis, Missouri area. Information regarding current specifications, photos, past organs, and church information may all be stored here.

Stifel Theatre is a historic, 3,100 seat theatre in the heart of downtown St. Louis. Originally opened in 1934, Stifel Theatre's stage has welcomed some of entertainment’s greatest performers, including Frank Sinatra, Ray Charles, Bob Dylan and the Rolling Stones. Following a $78.7 million restoration, this historical gem has been restored to its original splendor and undergone state-of-the-art upgrades.