713 Music Hall TICKETS

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713 Music Hall has been around for a while, but not always by that name. At one time it was known as The Terminal and it presented loads of great music for fans across Houston. But recently it’s been brought back as 713 Music Hall with support by Live Nation as their event promoter.

It’s now a state-of-the-art 5,000 person capacity concert venue located in the east wing of the USPS’ former headquarters in Houston. It features an exquisite balance between bold architecture while still respecting the raw industrial character of the historic facility.

Today, fans and ticket holders will get to enjoy an amazing venue with bars, hidden lounges, and a massive performance space. It’s got the tech and engineering to make it a cutting edge venue to host some of the most explosive concerts and live performances in the world. And many critics and venue hosts have called it unmatched in style.

History of 713 Music Hall

When the venue reopened as 713 Music Hall it needed to make a big and bold statement to show what it was about. So the venue’s owners quickly moved to hire staff with their vision of top-notch entertainment. This also meant bringing in the AUstralian dance-pop trio Rufus du Sol to play at the venue in November of that year.

Since then, Live Nation announced plans to develop the venue and make it an even greater venue than it could be. So it was designed by the Office for Metropolitan Architecture to have the feel and style of a small club, despite having a larger capacity than nearby Bayou Music Center. The Balcony aisles and walkways were designed so the artists on stage saw only a sea of people.

The floor was designed to be a general admission space and to combine fiberglass grating, polycarbonate and aluminized fabric with an array of multicolored lighting effects. All of which makes the venue feel like the coolest nightclub in Houston.

What Is It Like To Visit 713 Music Hall

Many guests will tell you that 713 Music Hall has a special place in the heart of music lovers in the city. It’s got a great location off the beaten path making it feel like a hidden treasure in the busy city. Guests that visit feel like they’ve discovered a secret wonder and are quick to celebrate with a lot of energy, positivity, and everything you could expect from a guest.

And this energy gives shows at the venue a cool vibe. There’s a feel that everyone is there to have a great time with the big energy and pulse pounding excitement that comes from most Live Nation promoted venues. As you can guess, this energy reaches the performers on stage spurring which only makes their shows even more excited and energetic with the kind of positive energy that sweeps audiences along and puts them in the best of moods.

Design wise, the venue has an unmistakable style. It’s built to resemble a more intimate night club or dance club while still having the space for larger and more formal music halls. So it’s gives guests an exquisite blend of moods and vibes that’s slick, sweet, and suave all at once.

It’s a great time and guests can expect to enjoy that great time!

Seating Chart

713 Music Hall is proud to offer a performance space with room for 5,000 guests across multiple levels. Most seating is restaurant style seating around tables in various areas around the venue. For most events, reserved seating can be found on the floor closest to the stage with general admission seating on the wings. There is also a seating area in the rear that allows a great view of the stage, for normally cheaper costs.

The most popular seating options are on the floor for those who want the best view of the show or on the wings for guests that want a more social experience. So we recommend ordering as early as possible.

Accessible Seating

713 Music Hall is proud to offer ADA-approved seating spaces as well as additional accommodations for those with disabilities. This seating is available at a first-come, first-serve basis and includes companion seating whenever possible. If you require emergency seating at the last moment, then we advise that you call the venue as soon as possible to make sure you can get a seating adjustment before these spaces fill out.

Additionally, if you require any other accommodation, including for seeing and hearing, we recommend calling no later than two weeks before the show so the venue has plenty of time to make arrangements. You may also speak with a member of guest services or the box office once you arrive.

Venue Rules

To keep all of their guests safe, 713 Music Hall has created a set of rules and procedures that all guests should follow. Please take a moment to read and understand these rules. Because guests failing to abide by them may be expelled without refund or banned. If you have any questions or concerns with these policies please contact 713 Music Hall at (832) 204-6920.

Animal Policy

713 Music Hall wants guests to leave their fuzzy (or scaly or feathered) friends at home. You may call the venue to ask about policy regarding service animals. Please note that emotional support pets may not count as service animals.

If service animals are welcome during a show, then all service animals are expected to remain under control of their owners during the entire event.

Bag Policy

To limit exposure to your things during security checks, 713 Music Hall asks that guests not bring bags unless they meet these requirements.

• Bags up to 12” x 6” x 12” are allowed in the venue.

All bags will be searched prior to entry. Bags that are not clear will be subject to additional search.

Cashless Venue Policy

Once in the venue, 713 Music Hall will only accept credit or debit payments.

Cash to card conversion will be available inside the lobby at Bag/Coat Check next to the Box Office. This transaction is dollar for dollar, without any service fees. Cards can be used anywhere that accepts Mastercard, inside or outside the venue and online.

Children Policy

For an all-ages show, guests of all ages are welcome with an admission ticket. Children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Age restricted shows will be notated when purchasing tickets. Please review or inquire about any age restrictions prior to purchasing tickets. Age restrictions will also be posted in the event details.

Food/Beverage Policy

713 Music Hall will have a variety of food & beverage options available for purchase, including quick grab items at all bars. For a more upscale selection, join the staff in the Kashmere Lounge and Box Suites where their fans are guaranteed the ultimate VIP experience!

Non-alcoholic beverage options are available. Outside food and beverages are not allowed in the venue.

Lost and Found Policy

Lost something during a show? No problem.

If you’re at the venue, contact security staff to check if anything has been turned in. After the show, please contact the venue and be prepared to offer all details of your missing item. You may also need to give your full contact information so they can help you.

Please note that 713 Music Hall is not responsible for your missing items.

Prohibited Items List

The following items should not be brought to the venue for any reason.

• No weapons or any other item that could be used to inflict harm.
• No drugs, drug paraphernalia or illegal substances of any kind.
• No professional audio, video, or audio recording equipment - (including detachable lenses, go pros, tripods, zooms or commercial use rigs)
• No posters, banners, signs, etc. that could obstruct another fan’s view.
• No outside food or beverages
• No accessories or fashion that could inflict harm.

*This list of prohibited items is subject to change at the discretion of venue management*

Refund Policy

For most shows, all sales are final and no refunds will be allowed. If an event is postponed then your ticket will automatically be made acceptable for the new date.

Smoking Policy

713 Music Hall is a non-smoking venue. This includes vapes, e-cigs, and any other form of smoking paraphernalia. Please ask on-site staff if there is a designated smoking section available.

Parking Information

Are you planning to drive in? Then punch in this address into your favorite GPS device or app or map making software:

401 Franklin St Suite 1600, Houston, TX 77201

This is the absolute best way to get clear and fast directions and avoid any road work, delays, or other nuisances that could make you late for the venue. Please bear in mind that the doors typically open an hour before the ticketed event start time, so we recommend you arrive a little earlier than that. This gives you the best chance of finding parking as well as avoiding any delays at check-in.

If you require mobility assistance, including wheelchair help or any other mobility issue, then please give yourself extra time so you don’t have to rush. You may not want to miss the show, but venue staff want all their guests to stay safe.

There are plenty of parking options near the venue, but some parking lots or garages may not accept cash or credit card payment. So we recommend checking ahead of time or bringing both. Please be sure to refer to the prohibited items list so you know what should be left in your vehicle so you don’t face delays at the gate.

Hotels near 713 Music Hall

Houston may be one of the hottest cities in the US, let alone in Texas. But it's not always easy to find rooms, especially during major event seasons. So if you want to make the most of your visit to Houston for the show, then let our partners help. They make it easy to book rooms at the best hotels in town with a few simple clicks.

To get you started, here are some of our favorites.

• Signature Inn Houston Galleria
• Hotel ICON, Autograph Collection
• The Lancaster
• Magnolia Hotel Houston, A Tribute Portfolio Hotel
• C. Baldwin, Curio Collection by Hilton
• Club Quarters Hotel Downton, Houston
• Hyatt Place Houston / Downtown
• The Westin Houston Downtown

And while you're in town, you might not want to miss these incredible sightseeing opportunities.

• The Houston Museum of Natural Sciences
• Space Center Houston
• Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
• Houston Zoo
• The Galleria
• Minute Maid Park
• The Music Box Theater
• National Museum of Funeral History