Old National Centre

Adam Ray as Dr. Phil Live! was a great show. The view from the balcony was great. The audio was a little difficult to hear at times. Unless you are going to pay for the private club (which gets you access to a smaller, easier to access may and bathroom), get balcony seats. They also provide a bar and bathroom that is far less busy than the ones downstairs.

Saw Saint Motel here in the Egyptian room. This is a nice venue that has multiple rooms to it. The Egyptian room itself is mostly standing room only, but with some upgraded seating available for an additional charge. The acoustics were great, the concessions reasonable, and the layout very logical. I loved it!

The box seats look nice and comfy. At first, I thought the individual chairs would be fairly comfortable. However, I quickly realized they were placed touching, so for a sold out show, the stranger next to me was literally in part of my seat. Also, it's not stacked theater seating, so the view from the floor isn't great. Concessions are crazy; a typical $1 carnival style box of popcorn was $10! Finally, the main street side entrance was reserved for VIP entrance; the main door is at the parking lot, on the back side of the surrounding popular area. And it's all barricaded so on a rainy hot day like when we went, you have to take the full long way around. There's no place for pedestrians to cut through. All complaints out, the historic architecture is lovely and the sight was well maintained. The staff (concessions, security, ushers) were all very friendly.

Really beautiful architecturally. We saw bands in one of the downstairs rooms. Sound was really good. Could see from most vantage points. Get there early for handicap seating. We didn't and I'm hurting from standing the whole time.

I recently attended a concert here, not the first show I’ve been to at the Old National and not the last. The venue's exquisite architecture adds to the overall charm. The ornate detailing and historic ambiance created a unique and beautiful atmosphere. The performance by Grateful Shred was rad as all get out, with excellent acoustics and an electrifying crowd. While the staff seemed like it was just another night for them, they were professional and not unfriendly, which is a welcome change from some other venues. The bar experience was smooth, and the bartender was engaging, contributing to a positive overall experience. The Old National Centre offers a beautiful backdrop for live music, and despite some hearing loss from a good time, it's a venue I'd gladly return to for future shows, especially given the great performance by Grateful Shred.

Went to a comedy show in July with my service dog. Had multiple workers ask if my dog was a service dog and what tasks they are trained to perform. The two questions they are legally allowed to ask and should ask. They seemed pretty knowledgeable about ADA. The only reason I’m not giving 5 stars is due to one worker who understood that emotional support animals don’t have public access stated that if my dog was an emotional support animal that they would allow it just this one time. That should never be a thing. As emotional support animals have no public access rights and should not be allowed. If mine were to be an emotional support animal which he is not he’s a medical alert service dog. They should not allow ESAs under no circumstances. As most ESAs are not trained and can make it unsafe for service animals and their handlers. Overall though they handled everything well and knew how to screen properly. The venue was overall nice and the seating was good. Parking wasn’t overly expensive. Drinks with alcohol were a bit pricey however they were strong so I could see why. Overall good experience hopefully will be back again soon.

My experience was being assaulted in tbe bathroom by staff busting into a stall not in me.... it was not an emergency. i contacted tbe venue since April with zero input from them. no accountability or apology. i didnt use my other tickets for shows , purchased in advance and wasted. I suggest until tbey revalutate how patrons are treated and stop being a shameful entity to choose other venues. entitled much old national!? you should be held liable