Norfolk's Best Live Music Venue 2007

Norfolk’s biggest country-and-western dance club, complete with souvenir mugs.

Reviews:

• “my second home”
• “This is not the best country bar anymore”
• “Avoid At All Costs”
• “Oh where is the band”
• ""wow"this is country"

The Banque

Reviews:

• “Great Food”

Five O1 City Grill

Reviews:

• “Concert was great, but there are definitely a few problems……..”
• “GREAT STAFF,MAKE SURE YOU ARRIVE EARLY”
• “Great concert and atmosphere”
• “horrible mess to get in and out of”
• “They got our money this time, but not anymore”

Verizon Wireless Virginia Beach Amphitheater

Reviews:

• “Great Club – Great People – Great Music”
• “If you’re young and trash, you’ll have fun”
• “Hard Rock”
• “young crowd”
• “PEABOY’S ROCKS THE DANCE FLOOR!”

Peabody’s

Opened on St. Patrick’s Day 1996, this neighborhood spot has been celebrating its Irish roots ever since.

Tips: St. Patrick’s Day is reason enough for a pub to party, but it’s also the anniversary of Mo & O’Malley’s 1996 opening. There’s no cover; get there early, as the place gets slammed.

Mo & O’Malley’s Irish Pub

Reviews:

• “Best Venue In Hampton Roads”

NTELOS Pavilion Harbor Center

A 1920s movie palace has transformed into a tri-level, all-ages concert venue attracting national acts to its stage.

Reviews:

• “Best venue in Hampton Roads”

The NorVa

Reviews:

• “Great Entertainment, Friendly Atmosphere”

South Beach Grill

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