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Online Ticket Ordering

Advance tickets guarantee entry to the show.

They are general admission only and DO NOT guarantee seating.
For the best seats/position in the music room please arrive 30 minutes prior to show time to pick-up your tickets.

Tickets ARE NOT mailed to you.

A NON-REFUNDABLE $2.00 per ticket service charge will be added to the purchase price of each ticket - in the instance of a show cancellation, this fee will not be returned.

All Tickets purchased through the web site are NON-REFUNDABLE.

All tickets are non-transferrable.

The name in the 'Shipping Address' portion of your order will be the name your tickets are held under at the door- if you are buying tickets for someone else, you must indicate their name in these fields.

Advance tickets are only available through Schubas.com (until 5 pm day of show) and JamUSA.com when noted. Schubas does not have a physical box office. Walk-up ticket purchases are only available at Schubas beginning one half-hour before listed show time unless the show is sold out.

Shows are listed in chronological order.

All Shows are 21 and over, unless otherwise noted.

Want A Free Appetizer?

Stop by our Harmony Grill on the night of your show to receive a free Mini Mac 'n' Cheese with advance ticket purchase. Limit one per table.
  • Wednesday 07/29/2009 9:00 PM
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”(El Ten Eleven’s)... third record, These Promises Are Being Videotaped, is packed full of danceable melodies that put Ratatat to shame.” – Spin

“DFA 1979 and Ratatat are obvious antecedents, but these guys place a great emphasis on layering and manipulating loops on top of a consistently bodyrocking beat.” – RCRDLBL

“Once the record stops, you want more, and more, and more.” – Filter

“El Ten Eleven never let’s its virtuosity get in the way of making engaging post rock.” – The Onion

“El Ten Eleven… create a dazzling pallatte of electronic sound.” – Urb

“Winning the prize for the most technically impressive band I’ve seen this year was L.A.’s El Ten Eleven. Dunn was often playing guitar and bass simultaneously on his double-necked guitar while his foot moved in a blur across effects and looping pedals. The coordination and precision was breathtaking without straying into gimmickry.” – Denver Post