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Cain's Ballroom

Experience / Attraction
423 N Main St, Tulsa, OK 74103, USA
(800) 774-2348 · Ext 11054, then #
www.cainsballroom.com

Step into the legendary Cain's Ballroom, a historic gem on Route 66 where music and the spirit of the Mother Road come alive! With a rich history that includes performances by the likes of Bob Wills and the McBrides, this intimate venue offers travelers a unique blend of nostalgia and vibrant energy. Dance the night away or simply soak in the captivating atmosphere that has hosted countless memorable nights. Don't miss your chance to experience Tulsa's heartbeat where every visit feels like a page from rock 'n' roll history!

Opening Hours
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
Wednesday10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
ThursdayClosed
Friday10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Top Reviews
Jason Johnston

Jason Johnston

2 months ago

"Historic ballroom with extremely friendly staff, live performances, authentic Oklahoma BBQ and full bar. A must see if you are in Tulsa, the ballroom features a classic hardwood floor that is spring loaded! The venue is small enough to feel personal but big enough to hold a full party!"

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Andrzej Osuch

Andrzej Osuch

2 months ago

"Has a barbecue joint and a bar! Feels authentic, and historic. Prices for alcohol are on the higher end but not too bad. Great venue for comedy night and looks like a great space for a dance hall too."

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Keith Beverly Jr.

Keith Beverly Jr.

4 months ago

"I got to go see "The Last Waltz" play a couple of weeks ago. I had a great time! The band was huge and they had them guitars sounding amazing!✌🏾🎶🎼"

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Aaron Barney

Aaron Barney

7 months ago

"It was easy in and out. Coming in, there were nice big open doors so we just walked up and security/check-in guys were fast and real simple. Didn’t get frisked. Just showed ticket and ID for drinks. Nice eating and bar area, easily accessible bathrooms with A MILLION stalls so I never had to wait, and it was clean and nice and fully lit in there with touchless sinks and paper towels!!! Stage looked nice and big. Music sounded great. The bass drops were DEEP and made the hairs on your arms vibrate like you were getting the chills!! Merch area was easily lol accessible and leaving was super easy. Didn’t have to push or have people up on me or close to me. We thought the turnout was pretty darn big. More than I expected, yet walking around and getting where we need to go was always easy. Parking was FREE across the street ish, however the ground you drive on is hella lumpy like you could get stuck or mess up your car a bit not driving on it in a smart way to avoid dips. That’s the one downside but we ended up having no issues. Location is RIGHT off the highway so it’s simple to get to and the location is easily accessible. However it’s a downtown area so there aren’t your typical restaurants, fast food, or gas stations around. So that’s not fun. Gotta drive to those and find them because they’re out of sight. Pyrotechnics were cool. Probably from the bands set up but there was plenty of space for it and it worked. State lights seemed good although we couldn’t see the singer much. Didn’t seem to be a spotlight on here like I expected. Couldn’t see too much of the band either because the stage was fairly dark. But maybe this is normal. I don’t go to concerts much. Smartphone recording was never shamed or frowned upon. Anyway, that’s about it. See ya."

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Sean Cryer

Sean Cryer

10 months ago

"Over the years, Cain's has become my favorite live music venue. There have been some incredibly memorable shows I have seen here. There is not a bad place in the house. Even at the back of the venue, sound and line of sight is great. Restrooms are spacious and clean. The bar is quick and comparably priced for any other venue of this kind. I'm not a giant fan of the balcony sight line. If you are looking to listen to a show; but not necessarily watch it, it would be great."

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Cain's Ballroom | Iconic Route 66 Stop in Tulsa, Oklahoma