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About Club Sound

Club Sound was a landmark multi-room nightclub complex in downtown Salt Lake City, originally known as Bricks and In the Venue. Situated in a warehouse setting at 579 W 200 S, the venue hosted a wide range of touring acts—from Prince to Neon Trees—before its redevelopment into housing as Central Station West. This page preserves the venue’s history, seating options, accessibility, transportation, and nearby amenities to help fans and visitors plan their visits now and in the future.

Note: Club Sound has been demolished and redeveloped. The information here reflects historical context, with practical, current guidance for nearby parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options via trusted affiliates.

While the physical space no longer operates as Club Sound, the site’s legacy remains a touchstone for Salt Lake City’s live music scene. If you’re looking to attend current events nearby, we can help you find comparable venues and continue to secure your seats with straightforward, friendly service. If you’re planning a trip to the area, consider nearby hotels and restaurants to make your visit easy and enjoyable.

We’ve got you covered with reliable options and insider tips for navigating downtown Salt Lake City’s venues and amenities, whether you’re revisiting history or seeking the next great show in the city.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address historically: 579 W 200 S, Salt Lake City, UT 84101.
  • Capacity circa 1,600 for the larger Bricks/In the Venue spaces in the same building.
  • Venue type: multi-room nightclub complex (Bricks and In the Venue) within a warehouse; later renamed/operated as Club Sound and In the Venue.
  • Parking: no dedicated lot; parking was via nearby street parking and local lots.
  • Transit: located near downtown Salt Lake City transit options; near the TRAX/light rail vicinity.
  • Notable events: Prince performed there; Neon Trees also appeared; venue hosted many tours before closing.
  • Status: demolished beginning in 2020; site redeveloped into housing (Central Station West); renamed/closed.