Have you ever had the chance to go back to your childhood home?  You're excited to go because you spend a good chunk of your formidable years there.  Then you walk in and they changed the layout.  "This wasn't the living room!"  "What?!  They knocked down a wall?"

It's got the same address but it's not the same place.

The same feeling comes over me whenever I walk into an old school live music venue that is no longer hosting live shows.

Quad Cities Live Music Venues That Aren't Live Music Venues Anymore

Nostalgia Alert!.

We've compiled a quick list (by no means comprehensive) of venues in the Quad Cities that are no longer music venues but to us will ALWAYS hold a special place were we saw some great shows and made some incredible memories.

To many of us the live music scene wasn't just a concert here & there. It was an every weekend affair. And it didn't matter if it was a touring band or your buddy's band. We were going to be there with a beer in hand and scream along with guitars that were way too loud in a room that was improperly treated acoustically and make some bad decisions.

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