Tremont Music Hall
 Tremont Music Hall, 23rd Sept 1997 | |
Interactive map of Tremont Music Hall | |
| Address | 400 West Tremont Ave |
|---|---|
| Location | Charlotte, North Carolina 28203 |
| Coordinates | 35°12′40″N 80°52′00″W / 35.211142°N 80.866594°W |
| Capacity | 1000 (main hall)/350 (casbah) |
| Type | Music Club |
| Construction | |
| Opened | 1995[1] |
| Closed | December 19th, 2015 |
Tremont Music Hall was a music venue located near downtown Charlotte, North Carolina. The name was based on its address 400 West Tremont Ave. Most shows were all-ages, but the venue had a full-service bar that served beer and liquor. The venue opened in 1995 and became one of the premier venues for independent/metal/alternative bands in the Southeast. It closed on December 19, 2015.
Description
Tremont Music Hall's Main Hall was located on the north side of the building. The Main Hall had been used for larger/national touring acts, featuring a PA/monitor and light system. The Casbah was a smaller stage located against the southern wall of the building closer to the bar. The Casbah was used several nights a week for smaller, local and regional shows as well as dance parties and club events. Typical bills had 3-4 bands, with doors opening at 7:00 and showtime at 8:00. The Casbah sported the main hall's old FOH sound board, and an up-to-date monitor system. There was also a dedicated, but limited lighting system, including club lighting on the floor. In addition to the two stages, some shows were performed outdoors in the parking lot and in a shed.
History
Penny Craver, former owner of the Milestone Club, and Erik Christesen, opened Tremont Music Hall in early 1995. Before becoming a music venue, the building was occupied by a shampoo manufacturing firm and a construction supply facility. It had a capacity of 400-500 upon opening.[2] It was originally scheduled to open on February 3rd, 1995 with a concert by Sebadoh,[3] but the opening had to be pushed back due to complications with city regulations.[4] The opening was rescheduled to February 10th, and was planned to feature three local metal bands; Seducer, Ethoriah, and Blak Urth. However, this show was also cancelled, as no agreement with city officials had been made.[5] On March 17th, Southern Culture on the Skids and opening band Tweaker became the first bands to play the venue.[6]
On December 13th 1996, The Casbah opened with a concert by Jonathan Fire*Eater. This smaller venue was intended to host concerts by local bands and smaller touring acts. The room was designed by local artists Hope Nicholls and Scott Weaver.[7]
Penny Craver stepped down as owner of the venue in September of 2004 to focus on her restaurant, selling the venue to Liquid Recordz owner Dave Ogden.[8] Ogden sold the venue in 2010 to John Hayes.[9] In 2015, the building's property owners decided to close and sell the venue due to redevelopment in the area. The venue hosted it's final show on December 19th, 2015 and the building was demolished on July 10th, 2017.
Concerts
| List of concerts by notable artists at the venue | ||
|---|---|---|
| Date | Artist | Details |
| March 17th, 1995 | Southern Culture on the Skids | Tweaker opened; first show at Tremont |
| March 29th, 1995[10] | Sons of Elvis | Benday Dot opened[11] |
| April 5th, 1995[12] | Mojo Nixon | The Furies opened |
| April 15th, 1995[13] | Stuck Mojo | Candy Pig opened |
| April 21st, 1995[14] | The Murder Junkies | The Irritations and The Spo-Its opened |
| May 12th, 1995[15] | Pavement | 2nd Skin opened |
| May 13th, 1995 | Inch | The Furies and Sticky opened |
| June 8th, 1995[16] | Deicide | Broken Hope and Demonic Christ opened |
| June 14th, 1995[17] | Kix | |
| June 16th, 1995[18] | Antiseen | Hellstompers and Branded opened |
| June 20th, 1995 | New Bomb Turks | Showcase Showdown opened |
| July 7th, 1995[19] | The Veldt | Moonburn and Minerva Strain opened |
| July 8th, 1995 | Jolene | Zen Frisbee and Black Hole Radio opened |
| July 12th, 1995 | Nik Turner's Space Ritual | Simon House's Spiral Realms opened |
| July 14th, 1995[20] | Archers of Loaf | Sugarsmack opened |
| July 20th, 1995 | Morbid Angel | Grip Inc and Seducer opened |
| July 23rd, 1995[21] | Lycia | Trance to the Sun opened |
| July 29th, 1995[22] | Squirrel Nut Zippers | Snapdragon opened |
| August 4th, 1995 | Apparatus | Weedeater opened |
| August 10th, 1995[23] | Boiled in Lead | Gael Warning opened |
| August 11th, 1995[24] | Stuck Mojo | Child of Rage opened |
| August 12th, 1995 | Sugarsmack | Drunken Boat and Harvey Milk opened; Yesha Records showcase |
| August 16th, 1995 | Cub | |
| September 2nd, 1995[25] | The Meditations | |
| September 3rd, 1995[26] | Death of Summer '95 | Apparatus, Deity 5000, Iodine, Üblisch, Laburnum, The Ravelers, Flood, and The Carriers performed |
| September 9th, 1995[27] | Dillon Fence | Starbilly opened |
| September 15th, 1995[28] | Lustre | Laburnum and Green Sect opened |
| September 17th, 1995 | Seam | Spent and Engine 88 opened |
| September 22nd, 1995[29] | The Veldt | Toast opened |
| September 26th, 1995 | Chris Duarte | |
| September 30th, 1995[30] | Squirrel Nut Zippers | The Backsliders opened |
| October 5th, 1995 | Cake | Danielle Howle and the Tantrums opened |
| October 15th, 1995[31] | Suzanne Westenhoefer | |
| October 17th, 1995 | Neurosis | |
| October 19th, 1995 | Steve Riley and the Mamou Playboys | |
| October 21st, 1995[32] | Jolene | Backsliders opened |
| October 24th, 1995 | Smile | For Love Not Lisa opened |
| October 28th, 1995[33] | Janis Ian | Todd Busch opened |
| October 29th, 1995 | Man or Astro-man? | Dipole Moment opened |
| November 1st, 1995 | Palace | Mommyheads opened |
| November 3rd, 1995[34] | Southstage Music Showcase | East Orange, Iodine, Backsliders, Baby Fat, and Danielle Howle and the Tantrums performed |
| November 4th, 1995 | Southstage Music Showcase | Zen Frisbee, Toast, Muscadine, Kathleen Turner Overdrive, and Laburnum performed |
| November 15th, 1995[35] | Human Drama | Trio Nocturna opened |
| November 16th, 1995 | Tony Trischka | The Ruffians opened |
| November 17th, 1995[36] | Donkey | Bryan Shumate and James Hoover opened |
| November 18th, 1995 | Flat Duo Jets | Red Aunts opened |
| November 25th, 1995[37] | Supernova | Red Star Bellgrade opened |
| November 29th, 1995[38] | Band de Solei w/ Michelle Malone | Jay Garrigan opened |
| December 2nd, 1995[39] | Tiny Lights | |
| December 14th, 1995[40] | Seven Mary Three | Lustre and |
| December 22nd, 1995[41] | Squirrel Nut Zippers | |
| December 29th, 1995[42] | Jolene | electro-LUXE and Lily Montero opened |
| December 31st, 1995 | Sugarsmack | Muscadine opened |
| January 12th, 1996[43] | Ben Folds Five | |
| January 17th, 1996 | Into Another | Sense Field opened |
| January 21st, 1996[44] | Luna | Bedhead opened |
| January 26th, 1996[45] | Archers of Loaf | Sticky opened |
| February 9th, 1996[46] | The Mermen | Moonburn opened |
| February 13th, 1996 | Leftover Salmon | |
| February 16th, 1996[47] | Ani DiFranco | |
| February 17th, 1996 | Flat Duo Jets | Danielle Howle and the Tantrums opened |
| February 20th, 1996[48] | Hum | Mercury Rev opened |
| February 22nd, 1996[49] | Hobex | |
| February 27th, 1996[50] | Supernova | Naked Angels opened |
| February 28th, 1996[51] | Son Volt | Marlee MacLeod |
| February 29th, 1996 | Buzzoven | Sourvein opened |
| March 1st, 1996[52] | Harvey Milk | Pipe and Trucker opened |
| March 2nd, 1996 | The Veldt | Latino Chrome and Dipole Moment opened |
| March 6th, 1996[53] | The Bogmen | Neglected Sheep and The Brian Hartzog Band opened |
| March 7th, 1996 | Frank Black | Jonny Polonsky opened |
| March 9th, 1996[54] | Velvet Crush | Lustre opened |
| March 11th, 1996[55] | Rancid | Rocket from the Crypt and The Suicide Machines opened |
| March 22nd, 1996[56] | Southern Culture on the Skids | The Swingin' Neckbreakers opened |
| March 23rd, 1996 | Fugazi | |
| March 24th, 1996 | Cindytalk | Mistle Thrush and Trance to the Sun opened |
| March 27th, 1996[57] | 7 Year Bitch | Sixteen Deluxe opened |
| April 7th, 1996[58] | The Nixons | For Squirrels and Lustre opened |
| April 10th, 1996[59] | Poi Dog Pondering | A Great Laugh opened |
| April 12th, 1996[60] | Superchunk | Verbena opened |
| April 16th, 1996 | 3lb Thrill | |
| April 26th, 1996[61] | Cris Williamson | Tret Fure opened |
| April 28th, 1996 | Bloodlet | Deadguy and 454 Big Block opened |
| May 2nd, 1996[62] | Ruby | Schtum opened |
| May 3rd, 1996[63] | Acumen | Nature and Apparatus opened |
| May 4th, 1996 | June | Shallow and Super Deluxe opened |
| May 10th, 1996[64] | The Veldt | Latino Chrome and Whiskeytown opened |
| May 16th, 1996[65] | Grifters | Eddy opened |
| May 19th, 1996[66] | Christ Analogue | Insight 23 and Apparatus opened |
| May 26th, 1996[67] | Lagwagon | Screw 32 |
| May 29th, 1996[68] | Jewel | Duncan Sheik opened |
| June 2nd, 1996[69] | Jolene | |
| June 7th, 1996[70] | Squirrel Nut Zippers | |
| June 17th, 1996[71] | Biohazard | D.F.L. opened |
| June 20th, 1996[72] | Sheep on Drugs | |
| June 22nd, 1996[73] | For Squirrels | Gus opened |
| June 27th, 1996[74] | Sunshine Blind | Deep Endye opened |
| June 29th, 1996[75] | Electrafixion | The Elevator Drops opened |
| July 3rd, 1996[76] | Attrition | |
| July 6th, 1996[77] | I Mother Earth | Solution A.D. and Tonic opened |
| July 13th, 1996[78] | Kostars | Expanding Man and Sincola |
| July 14th, 1996 | Clutch | Orange 9mm and Core opened |
| July 16th, 1996 | My So-Called Band | |
| July 23rd, 1996[79] | Self | The Drag and Gumption opened |
| July 24th, 1996[80] | Seven Mary Three | Poe and The Refreshments opened |
| August 2nd, 1996[81] | Madball | Obey Bizar and Ethoriah opened |
| August 20th, 1996[82] | The Blue Dogs | |
| August 22nd, 1996[83] | Christian Death | Switchblade Symphony and The Big Electric Cat opened |
| August 23rd, 1996[84] | No Use for a Name | Ten Foot Pole and Pest opened |
| September 6th, 1996[85] | Squirrel Nut Zippers | |
| September 13th, 1996[86] | Neurosis | Bloodlet opened |
| September 17th, 1996 | Man or Astro-Man? | |
| October 3rd, 1996[87] | Chixdiggit | Lodestar opened |
| October 5th, 1996[88] | Black Sabbath Night | Latino Chrome, Seducer, and a band composed of Sugarsmack and Muscadine members performed |
| October 11th, 1996[89] | Jason & the Scorchers | The Backsliders opened |
| October 18th, 1996[90] | Southern Culture on the Skids | Shark Quest and |
| October 19th, 1996 | Semisonic | Muscadine opened |
| October 23rd, 1996[91] | Soul Coughing | Jeremy Enigk opened |
| October 24th, 1996 | Genitorturers | |
References
- ↑ "Hot Buttons". Charlotte Observer. 1995-03-17. p. 1F.
Southern Culture on the Skids will be in town to help open the new Tremont Music Hall...
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