Cains is a Tulsa icon. It's nothing fancy. It's not the House of Blues. It's old school and is a landmark in history. I recently saw David Crowder, awesome! Great show however I'm not reviewing the show. Cains has undergone a renovation since the old days. It's current state is clean, nice and works for really any show. I've seen... More

The venue was very cool. The stage is high enough that you can see the band from most places even with hundreds of people in front of you. The vibe was awesome. The lines to the bar were super long, but when you get there you can buy a six pack for $12 so you don't have to revisit. We... More

Yeah, yeah, I know this is supposed to be about Cain's Ballroom, not about any particular artist, but the fact is, Cain's Ballroom is all about the artists--some of them known and others not so much so--who punch their tickets there trying to establish themselves in the world of popular musical performance. That, along with its 1920s cache, are what... More

Cain's is a tiny, smoke ridden venue notorious for letting anything go. The place has INCREDIBLE acoustics, and you are sure to see your favorite bands really really enjoying playing this venue.. For several reasons, this is where the local night scene gets its exposure, people don't come here to just stand and politely clap, No. Here you will find... More

This will be brief but to the point. They don't have places like this venue anymore.This was the home of Bob Wills and now you can see some of today's hottest's acts up close and personal. No fine dinning no marble bathrooms no champagne VIP just one of the best music venues in the world PERIOD!!

Bob Wills & the Texas Playboys - house that Bob built. Seen many bands here, from The Reverend Horton Heat to KoRn. Great venue, love the bouncy floor - just needs some work on the ventilation during the summer. It's a b@#S%rd. But great place to see a show!

They put on great shows and you can feel the history in the building. For a hot, sweaty, SRO, rock show the Cains is the only place in the world to go.

My wife and I recently attended the Cancer Sucks concert at the Cain's Ballroom and saw five bands, to include Saving Abel and Texas Hippie Coalition. Being winter, we didn't have to fight for parking with people attending a Drillers baseball game. So, we parked within 200 feet of the door. NOTE: There are no chairs - you are standing... More

I don't go to many concerts, but when I do they always have great shows and it's fun to be in the atmosphere there.