Summit - Live music venue in Denver - 1902 Blake St, USA

Great venue right downtown just a block from coors field, so parking is very scarce(plan accordingly), staff is super friendly and the space itself has a good layout and it’s easy to find places to stand without being in the designated walkway. There’s also a pizza counter that you can buy slices from and the bar has a great selection of beers and liquor. All in all i think it’s one of the better General Admission venues in Denver. They could do with an update on there sound system and acoustics, the sound quality gets lost a little bit with all the background noise of a larger crowd.

Went Saturday night with my friend and saw Spencer Brown who was great. Meghan opened up the show. She did a good set to get the crowd moving. It was an all ages show, but you could still purchase alcohol if you had ID. Some seating was available on a first come first served basis, and you can upgrade your ticket for balcony seating. Cheese or pepperoni pizza is also available as well as Liquid Death water ($5), and sodas.

This is an awesome venue! Saw Afroman and the Orchestrator. Both phenomenal acts. It's small, two story, pretty intimate. The crowd was great for the show I went to see.

Great venue! Saw Joy Aludakon here and was impressed with the venue. Getting in was well-organized and easy. Ample bathrooms. Sound quality is outstanding. I appreciated they had several alcoholic drink options. There are an extremely limited number of stools upstairs along the rail that are first-come, first-served.

We went to see Less Than Jake, and they were great! Getting into the venue didn't take too long, and the staff was nice. There are definitely smaller venues, but it's been pretty crammed every time I've been there. The thing I dislike about this venue is the bathroom location. Way down by the stage makes no sense. I didn't need them, but saw people fighting their way through the crowd to get there all night

Went here to see Nothing But Thieves, and before coming, I checked the website and called about what camera is allowed. My camera checked the boxes and when I arrived they told me no, because it looked too professional. It's 2010, point and shoot, and I was looking forward to using it. I was very disappointed with that. I suggest they are more explicit on the cameras they allow, including dimensions and examples. "We mean like 20 dollars point and shoots" is what the woman told me. In today's age, where can you get a 20 dollar point and shoot? since mine checked the boxes. Point and shoot, the lens is not removable but they still didn't allow it. Other than that hiccup, I had a great time. I loved the venue and the atmosphere. I will for sure see more concerts here.

Unbelievably surprised with how good this venue is. Between the sound, the size, the prices of everything like alcohol, water and even the pizza (which is a great addition). Plenty of parking nearby as well. Cannot wait to come back for another show

An awesome venue. Great stage & sound. The only thing that would make it better is if it had a tiered standing area, but that isn't enough to remove a star since I can say that about a lot of venues. Unfortunately I didn't manage to get a great shot of the drummer Hirose Akane.