The Paradise 
Boston MA 02215
Listed in: Concert Venue, Live Music
Neighborhood: Allston/Brighton
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Originally opened in September of 1977, the Paradise has endured as one of Boston's premiere rock and roll clubs for over 25 years. It holds a place in history as the first venue that U2 ever performed in the USA and has hosted some of rock's elite including: The Police, AC / DC, Blondie, REM, The Jam, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Elvis Costello, The Pretenders, Dire Straits, Billy Joel, INXS, Tom Waits, Tom Tom Club, Television, Mission of Burma, Cheap Trick, Joe Jackson, Rage Against the Machine, The Pixies, Joe Strummer, Coldplay and so so many more!
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Every seat is the best seat in the house, and the staff is the best in the city!
The Paradise is a really cool looking club with lots of places to get an up close view of the band, and you can't beat the $3 PBR tall boys and the $5 food before the show!!
this is the best place to go, the staff are good and the music and food are first class
The Paradise has the coolest staff imaginable. The venue is awesome, both rooms are intimate, and the rock club has the best sound system in all of Boston!
The Paradise is a terrific venue to see both local and national acts. The Rock Club is big yet remains intimate. The Lounge is super fun for local dance nights and bands. Always reasonably priced food and drink and a fantastic staff to boot!
The Fenway of rock clubs -- every ticket holder has an amazing, intimate experience... and with two bars just 15 feet from the stage, how can it be beat?
Because you can go right up to the stage and really get close to the bands!
Wicked good music... I saw Stiff Little Finger and Idlewild here.
