Indie rock legends Built to Spill live at Turner Hall — a must for music lovers.
Built to Spill, an iconic name in indie rock, is set to perform at Turner Hall Ballroom. Formed by Doug Martsch in 1993, the band has been a staple in the music scene, known for their unique sound and engaging performances. With Teresa Esguerra on drums and Melanie Radford on bass, the current lineup promises a memorable show.
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Turner Hall Ballroom offers an intimate venue that enhances the live music experience. The acoustics and atmosphere make it a favorite spot for both artists and fans. Make sure to arrive early to enjoy the ambiance and secure a great view of the stage.
Turner Hall Ballroom has a balcony with great views and sound. If you prefer a more relaxed experience, head up there early to grab a spot.
Street parking around Turner Hall can be tricky. Consider using the nearby parking structure on 4th Street for a flat rate of $10 after 6pm.
Built to Spill was formed in 1993 by Doug Martsch and over the years they have toured extensively and made several albums with a rotating cast of musicians, currently featuring Teresa Esguerra (Prism Bitch) on drums, and Melanie Radford (Blood Lemon) on bass.
