LIQUIDROOM — Attraction in Tokyo

Went here for Emotional Riot festival. It was amazing. The festival covered all 3 stages (LIQUIDROOM, Time Out cafe & KATA), as well as small performances in the loft. Well worth the price of admission! The sound quality was incredible, and all of the bands performing, whether more or less known, were pouring their hearts out. I really enjoyed the opportunity to move around the venue and check out all the different performances. The crowd was lively, but very polite. I think it's worth mentioning that ventilation was also working really well, as even in the small areas full of people it wasn't stuffy at all. Overall, it was a totally unique experience that I'm not gonna forget, and I'm extremely grateful for the...

Seeing bands play here is awesome, the set up is nice and the staff is friendly. There is a cafe/bar upstairs. The photos in my review are from the Japanese band Envy which I saw play at Liquid Room for about 10 years from the course of 2006-2016-ish or so. The ambiance of this place is nice, I really enjoy seeing bands play here live. The staff understands English a little bit so even if you don't speak the language but are coming here for a show, I would definitely recommend that you attend if you can. There are coin lockers upstairs for you to lock up your belongings if you don't want to hold them...

Terrible layout and acoustics for a concert venue, often over packed, which is definitely a safety hazard. Sound equalization and quality was terrible during the Alabama Shakes concert. Basically, I would not recommend anyone to go there, as you won't be able to enjoy the concert, a drink or use the restrooms due to over packing and zero mobility once you're inside. Think of your experience as taking the Yamanote Line at 7:15 am on a Monday for a two and a half hour ride but with badly equalized...