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The Record Bar Tickets
- Location
- Kansas City, MO
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October 2026
1 eventNovember 2026
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December 2026
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Headliners Coming to The Record Bar
Kyle Gordon
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
Oso Oso
Thursday, November 5, 2026
Locked Shut
Friday, November 6, 2026
Maddie Zahm
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
454
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Winona Fighter
Friday, February 12, 2027
Marian Hill
Saturday, February 13, 2027
Bo Staloch
Tuesday, March 9, 2027
Hans Williams
Wednesday, March 10, 2027
The venue
About The Record Bar
The Record Bar is an intimate live-music venue and bar located in downtown Kansas City at 1520 Grand Blvd, MO 64108. Known for its close-up, up-close-and-personal concert experience, this venue has hosted a wide range of national and local acts over the years. The original Westport location (1020 Westport Rd) closed in 2016, but the Grand Boulevard site continues to be a staple for fans who crave a straightforward, connection-driven concert night.
With a capacity commonly cited around 300, it sits comfortably in the sweet spot for both up-and-coming artists and established acts. Seating is typically arranged to balance sightlines and intimacy, and seating options may include general admission floor space as well as seated or reserved areas depending on the show. When you’re buying tickets, think of it as getting a great view without the hassle—we’ve got you covered from selection to entry.
Planning your visit to The Record Bar means considering parking, transit, and nearby places to stay or dine. There are nearby parking lots and street parking options, with reservable spaces available through platforms like SpotHero. The venue is accessible via KC transit, with bus lines and light rail stops within reasonable reach, making it convenient to reach from across the city. If you’re staying downtown, there are several hotels within walking distance or a short ride, including the Ambassador Hotel at 1520 Grand Blvd and other downtown options. For dining, you’ll find a variety of nearby eateries and casual spots to grab a bite before or after the show. We’ve highlighted affiliate hotel and restaurant recommendations to help you plan a smooth night out. Secure your seats, plan your route, and enjoy the show—we’ve got you covered at The Record Bar.
: Nearby lots/garages, street parking, and SpotHero reservable spots. : KC bus lines and light rail stops nearby; convenient downtown access. : Ambassador Hotel at 1520 Grand Blvd, plus other downtown options. - Restaurants: Nearby casual and dining spots; affiliate recommendations available.
- Seating: Seating charts are available on ticketing sites and venue data pages; formats vary by show.
Good to know
Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Current location: 1520 Grand Blvd, Kansas City, MO 64108.
- Original Westport venue: 1020 Westport Rd; closed Jan 2, 2016 (lease not renewed).
- Capacity reports range from about 250–399 (commonly cited as ~300).
- Venue type: intimate live-music venue and bar/restaurant.
- Seating chart availability: seating charts exist on ticketing sites (e.g., TicketCity) and venue data pages.
- Parking: nearby lots/garages and street parking; reservable parking options available via SpotHero.
- Transit: served by KC transit options; bus lines and light rail stops are nearby (per Moovit data).
- Nearby hotels: Ambassador Hotel at 1520 Grand Blvd and other nearby downtown hotels.
- Notable events: hosted many national and local acts (historically including Mumford & Sons early in KC; the Westport site hosted a large closing show in 2016).
