Trees Dallas, Music venue in Deep Ellum, Dallas, US

Trees Dallas is a music venue with two levels offering standing and seating areas to accommodate around 600 visitors. The exposed brick interior creates the structural backdrop for live music performances across all genres.

The venue opened in May 1990 and reached a turning point when a legendary band performed there in October 1991, shortly after their album gained worldwide recognition. This early performance made the location a symbol of the music scene at that time.

The venue draws music fans across multiple genres, from hip-hop to alternative rock, creating a space where different styles and their audiences converge. Visitors experience live performances in an intimate setting that attracts both established and emerging artists.

The location sits in Deep Ellum with multiple parking options nearby, including street spaces and adjacent lots for visitors. Access is straightforward and there is adequate space to accommodate vehicles attending events.

The venue's name comes from the trunk-like support beams inside the room, a detail visible during shows. In 2011 the Dallas Observer named Trees Best Sound System, and in 2016 Consequence of Sound ranked it 61st among the 100 Greatest American Music Venues.