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Upcoming Events at Electric City

October 2026

3 events
  1. OCT23
    Walker and Royce8:00 PMFrom $34View tickets →
  2. OCT27
    Marc Scibilia7:00 PMFrom $42View tickets →
  3. OCT30
    Krewella8:00 PMFrom $49View tickets →

November 2026

4 events
  1. NOV11
    Pouya7:00 PMFrom $83View tickets →
  2. NOV14
    Maria Bamford7:30 PMFrom $63View tickets →
  3. NOV16
    Don Broco8:00 PMFrom $45View tickets →
  4. NOV17
    The Record Company7:00 PMFrom $41View tickets →

December 2026

2 events
  1. DEC05
    Morgan Page8:00 PMFrom $45View tickets →
  2. DEC18
    Zoso - Led Zeppelin Tribute Band8:00 PMFrom $36View tickets →

February 2027

3 events
  1. FEB12
    Effin8:00 PMFrom $39View tickets →
  2. FEB21
    As I Lay Dying8:00 PMFrom $47View tickets →
  3. FEB28
    Sammy Rae and The Friends8:00 PMFrom $54View tickets →

March 2027

2 events
  1. MAR03
    Twin Temple8:00 PMFrom $57View tickets →
  2. MAR20
    Four Year Strong7:00 PMFrom $75View tickets →

April 2027

2 events
  1. APR08
    Thrown7:00 PMFrom $116View tickets →
  2. APR18
    Chasing Abbey8:00 PMFrom $49View tickets →

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The venue

About Electric City

Welcome to Electric City, Buffalo’s modern live music venue in the Theater District. Reopened in 2024 at 433 Pearl St (formerly the Tralf Music Hall at 622 Main St), Electric City offers a flexible space with a standing room capacity of 750, plus a VIP mezzanine and multiple layout options. Whether you’re here for a high-energy show or an intimate performance, we’ve got you covered with clear seating options, easy-access parking, and nearby accommodation and dining to complete your night out in Buffalo.

Safety and accessibility are built into every event. The venue supports General Admission Standing, Balcony, Tables, ADA seating, and a VIP mezzanine so you can pick the view and vibe that suits you. Below you’ll find essential details to help you plan your visit and secure your seats with confidence.

Getting to Electric City is straightforward. There’s a Pay2Park lot at 432 Pearl St, plus multiple nearby parking options. If you’re using public transit or rideshare, Buffalo’s downtown routes make the Theater District easy to reach. Hotels are within a short walk, so you can make the most of your evening without worrying about long commutes. After the show, consider nearby dining to unwind—our affiliate partners offer convenient options within blocks of the venue.

Past performers include Everclear, Snarky Puppy, The Wombats, Margo Price, The Birthday Massacre, DJ James Kennedy, and a range of indie and alternative acts. If you’re new to Electric City, think of us as your friend in the business—reliable, straightforward, and here to help you land great seats for the night’s next show.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 750 (standing) with a VIP mezzanine and multiple layout options.
  • Address: 433 Pearl St, Buffalo, NY 14202.
  • Venue type: Live music venue in Buffalo’s Theater District; reopened in 2024 as Electric City (formerly the Tralf Music Hall at 622 Main St).
  • Seating/chart: configurations include General Admission Standing, Balcony, Tables, ADA seating, and a VIP mezzanine.
  • Parking/Directions: nearby Pay2Park lot at 432 Pearl St; multiple nearby parking options; official pages note parking and directions.
  • Transit: venue guidance suggests carpooling, rideshare, or public transportation; hotels are within a 5-minute walk.
  • Nearby hotels: Aloft, Embassy Suites, The Westin Buffalo, Hampton Inn & Suites, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Buffalo, Hyatt Regency Buffalo, The Curtiss Hotel.
  • Notable events hosted: Everclear, Snarky Puppy, The Wombats, Margo Price, The Birthday Massacre, DJ James Kennedy, The Early November & Hellogoodbye, among others.
  • Renaming/demolition notes: the space was previously Tralf Music Hall (622 Main St); closed and reopened as Electric City in 2024.