The Mason Jar, Rock music venue in Phoenix, US
The Mason Jar is a rock music venue in Phoenix with a stage, full bar service, and renovated facilities designed to hold up to 300 attendees comfortably. The layout prioritizes clear sightlines to the stage with the bar and entrance positioned to maximize the concert experience.
Franco Gagliano opened this establishment in 1979 and spent the next two decades building it into a major attraction for rock bands touring the region. His management created the foundation that made this one of Arizona's notable music venues.
This venue served as a testing ground where rock bands could perform in front of engaged crowds and develop their live shows. Artists found value in playing here because the space allowed them to build their following among dedicated music fans.
The venue has a straightforward layout that makes it easy to find the bar, restrooms, and entrances without confusion during a show. Guests will find clear sight lines from most areas toward the stage and enough space to move around comfortably.
Linkin Park performed their first show with singer Chester Bennington at this venue on August 15, 2000, before releasing their debut album. Few people remember this small Phoenix show was where one of the biggest rock bands in the world got their start with this new lineup.
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