What are the event details for The Bouncing Souls concert at Black Cat - DC?
The Bouncing Souls will perform at Black Cat - DC in Washington, District Of Columbia, from, to December 11, 2026. This concert is part of their highly anticipated tour.
What is the seating arrangement at Black Cat - DC?
Black Cat is a beloved independent music venue located at 1811 14th Street NW in Washington, DC's vibrant U Street Corridor. The venue features two distinct performance spaces, with the Mainstage having a standing capacity of approximately 800 on a spacious 7,000 square-foot floor.
- Mainstage (Second Floor): The main concert floor is a general admission standing room venue. This is where most performances take place, with an open floor plan that allows fans to move freely and get close to the stage. The standing capacity is approximately 800.
- Backstage (Smaller Space): A smaller, more intimate performance space within the venue hosting local and emerging artists. Great for discovering new music in an up-close setting.
- Best Spots: Center floor near the front of the Mainstage provides the best sightlines and energy. Arrive early to secure your preferred spot.
What are the parking options near Black Cat - DC?
Black Cat is located in the 14th Street NW corridor of Washington, DC. The venue is highly accessible by Metro, and public transit is the most recommended option. Limited paid street parking is available nearby.
- Metro (Recommended): The closest Metro station is U Street/Cardozo/African-American Civil War Memorial on the Green and Yellow Lines. It is a short 5?10 minute walk to the venue.
- Street Parking: Metered street parking is available on 14th St NW and surrounding streets. Hours and restrictions vary ? check posted signs carefully.
- SpotHero: Reserve parking in advance through SpotHero near the venue for a guaranteed spot. Rates typically range from $10?$25 per event.
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The Bouncing Souls Fairfax Concert reviews
Rain or Shine huh?
I paid extra for pit passes this year as a surprise for my wife on our 1 year wedding anniversary so she could experience front row for one of her all-time favorite bands, The Bouncing Souls. We arrived 2 hours early to secure our spot on the front rail, only to have the show abruptly ended over an hour early due to a thunderstorm watch. The so-called "thunderstorm" turned out to be nothing more than a light rain. This was completely unacceptable, especially considering the nearly $200 spent on pit tickets and over $150 on food, beverages, and souvenirs. Additionally, we had to pay for childcare for our two kids. It was a disappointing end to what was supposed to be a special night out for my wife. I have attended concerts in worse weather conditions, so this decision was frustrating and unjustifiable. I feel compelled to express my dissatisfaction with the road manager for their handling of the situation.