The Holler Music Hall

Springfield debuts at #90 in the Top 100 U.S. Concert Market Rankings 😎 Thank you Great Southern Bank Arena Thunder Ridge Nature Arena Black Oak Mountain Amphitheater Gillioz Theatre The Regency Live Juanita K. Hammons Hall for the Performing Arts Lindberg's Tavern Southbound Bar & Grill The Riff

Missouri Market Rising: Springfield Enters CMR Charts - Pollstar News The Springfield name may have entered the pop culture lexicon for Gen Xers and millennials in the early ’90s thanks to a little animated sitcom titled “The

The downtown music scene is about to get even livelier with a brand new venue currently in the works

Apparently converting a 100 year old building that was purpose built as an auto garage for Route 66, into an amenity packed 2,000+ cap concert venue is not an easy feat. But, with the help of many industry pros, and a bank willing to back an unconventional project, we are quickly headed towards groundbreaking. Hoping to get hammers swinging in April!

"Little Big Town, Chris Janson, Gary LeVox of Rascal Flatts, Gretchen Wilson, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, and The Haygoods."

ROUTE 66 CELEBRATION: City of Springfield releases events & famous bands for its Route 66 Centennial Kickoff: https://ky3.com/app/2026/01/26/what-know-springfield-host-national-route-66-centennial-kickoff-celebration/

The Gillioz Theatre turns 100 this year 👊

The Gillioz Theatre has three free events planned this summer as it prepares to turn 100 years old in 2026. The Gillioz team also has big plans for the next 100 years as it aims to make Springfield an entertainment destination.

Read it: https://sgfcitizen.org/springfield-culture/arts/gillioz-theatre-route-66-centennial/

"The study suggests that the preference for live music over recorded versions stems from our evolutionary roots, highlighting the irreplaceable social experience of live concerts."

Live Music's Unique Spark: A Brain's Emotional Journey - Neuroscience News Live music significantly amplifies emotional responses in the brain compared to recorded tunes.

"Brain Waves Synchronize at Live Music Performances"

Brain Waves Synchronize at Live Music Performances Brain waves of music listeners synchronize better when they attend a live concert, researchers report. Researchers say the findings indicate people enjoy music more when the performance is live and when experienced as part of a group.

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Our backyard 👊

Springfield's getting a new home for the wild ones, the music lovers, the kindred spirits✨ Coming in 2026

⚡️ Springfield's newest music destination is coming soon. Get ready for nights you won't forget.
Coming in 2026.