Metro Chicago, a concert hall located in Chicago, Illinois, has diverse seating sections accommodating different viewing preferences and budgets. Here’s an overview of the main section groupings:

General Admission (Floor)

Floor Standing: Closest to the action and stage where guests can enjoy the concert while standing. Ideal for patrons who like to be in the middle of the action.

Reserved Balcony (100 Level)

These are the sections just above the floor, offering great sightlines and proximity to the action. They provide comfortable seating and a clear view of the stage.
Sections 101-103 wrap around the balcony, providing good views from all angles.

Box Seats

Premium Box Seats: These are located on the balcony level and offer a more private and exclusive viewing experience. They come with premium amenities like dedicated beverage service.

Upper Level (200 Level)

Sections 201-204: These are located further up from the floor but still provide a good view of the stage.
Corner Sections: These offer a farther view but are more budget-friendly.

VIP Lounge

The Green Room: This exclusive area offers a private bar, comfortable seating, and a relaxed atmosphere. Ideal for patrons looking for a VIP experience.

Metro Chicago offers a variety of seating options to suit everyone's preferences, whether it's being close to the action, enjoying a private viewing experience, or finding a balance between cost and view.

Metro Chicago Events

Tickets to Metro Chicago events are available now at Event Tickets Center! Oftentimes, Metro Chicago shows are difficult to come by. But, Event Tickets Center has a variety of tickets available for the next several events at the venue. Prices start at $41, but can range all the way up to $142. So, you need to act fast before ticket prices rise. If you are on the fence about going to see a Metro Chicago event, we have conveniently laid out some of the most important information about the venue. Check out insider information about parking, concessions, seating, rideshare, public transportation, bag policy, amenities, and more! Find the event you want to attend in the event list above, so you can purchase your tickets to go see your next Metro Chicago event live!

Metro Chicago Concerts

Witness your favorite artists perform at Metro Chicago. This venue has hosted truly iconic concerts, creating long-lasting memories for music lovers in Chicago. Fans and those seeking to discover new music can visit Metro Chicago to find almost any kind of concert, as this venue holds everything from intimate acoustic sets to energetic performances. There’s something for everyone!

Metro Chicago Schedule

Metro Chicago is the hub for several events. The venue serves as the stage for concert events, in addition to hosting other functions.

Metro Chicago Experience

Getting to a Show at Metro Chicago

Metro Chicago is located at 3730 N Clark St., Chicago, Illinois, 60613. We've got you covered with all the options to get there, from public transportation to convenient rideshares.

Metro Chicago Rideshare Drop-off and Pickup Location

At Metro Chicago, there are specific pick-up locations for rideshare users. You’ll find the designated pick-up spots at 3737 N Clark St, Chicago, at the venue's main entrance. Using rideshare to attend an event is a great option because it eliminates the stress of finding parking, which can often be scarce and expensive. Additionally, ridesharing promotes safety by providing reliable transportation if you plan on consuming alcohol during your visit.

Closest Bus Stop to Metro Chicago

For a budget-friendly option, the nearest bus stop is located at Clark & Waveland. This bus station is located 246 ft from the venue.

Arrival Times for Metro Chicago?

Arrival times may vary depending on the event, but we recommend arriving at the venue about an hour before the scheduled start time. This gives you some breathing room in case of traffic congestion, parking difficulties, visits to the merchandise store, or if you want to grab some food and drinks before the event starts.

Inside Metro Chicago

When you come to an event at Metro Chicago, please make sure to bring your ticket and a valid ID, especially if you want to purchase alcohol. We recommend bringing a credit or debit card and also a little cash. Because this is an indoor venue, weather is often not a factor. However, as it is climate-controlled, it might be worth bringing a light jacket just in case it gets a little chilly inside.

Want to ensure a smooth entry to Metro Chicago? We've got you covered! From security to accessibility, we've compiled all the info you need for a hassle-free arrival.

Metro Chicago Bag Policy & Prohibited Items

Metro Chicago bag policy regularly changes to accommodate new guidelines and protocols. It's best to consult the venue's website for the concert hall bag policy. However, some general guidelines for venue bag policies may be helpful to consider:

Backpacks and bags that are larger than 9″ x 11″ must be checked
Bags may be inspected at security's discretion

Metro Chicago prohibits certain items from being brought into the venue. These items include, but are not limited to:

Weapons of any kind
Illegal or controlled substances
Flash photography, video or audio recording devices
Wheeled devices, including strollers, skateboards, bicycles, motorcycles, and 2-wheeled vehicles (excluding ADA mobility devices)
Items that may cause disruption, injuries, or damage, such as selfie sticks, laser pointers, or remote-controlled devices

Metro Chicago Concessions

Plenty of concessions are available at Metro Chicago. Non-alcoholic beverages are served as well as alcoholic beverages including but not limited to beer, hard seltzer, liquor, mixed drinks and wine.

Metro Chicago Accepted Payment Methods

Metro Chicago primarily operates on a cashless basis. This implies that while some vendors may still accept cash, most onsite purchases are done with digital wallets or debit and credit cards. Although Metro Chicago accepts most credit cards (such as Visa and Mastercard), it is prudent to carry a small amount of cash for tipping and for the few vendors that might accept it inside and outside the venue.