Event Info
- Sat - May 23, 2026 • 7:30 PMTickets
Vincent Ingala
Sat May 23 at 7:30pm
Cincinnati, OH
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About Vincent Ingala
Back in January 2011 Smooth Jazz Journalist of The Year nominee, Denis Poole, commented that 'North End Soul' from multi instrumentalist, writer and producer Vincent Ingala was, by any standards, an outstanding piece of work. In fact, it proved to be spectacular debut and set the scene for what evolved into a truly remarkable year. In San Diego, at what became known as 'The Lemonade Weekend', Ingala owned the stage at Anthology and later jammed with Peter White at the Hard Rock Hotel. Read more on Last.fm
Venue
342 Ludlow Ave., Cincinnati, OH
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How many seats does Ludlow Garage have?
- Ludlow Garage Cincinnati features an intimate concert experience with a seating capacity of approximately 500. The venue is designed to provide an up-close and personal atmosphere, making it a favorite for both artists and music lovers. With flexible seating arrangements, Ludlow Garage can accommodate a variety of events, from seated shows to standing-room-only concerts. The acoustics and sightlines are exceptional, ensuring every attendee enjoys a memorable performance. Whether you're looking for a cozy night out or a vibrant live music experience, Ludlow Garage offers a unique setting with top-notch amenities in Cincinnati, Ohio.
- What bands played at Ludlow Garage?
- Ludlow Garage has hosted an impressive roster of bands and artists over the years, both in its historic past and since its revival. Legendary acts such as The Allman Brothers Band, Santana, The Kinks, and Grand Funk Railroad performed at the original Ludlow Garage in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In recent years, the venue has featured contemporary artists spanning genres like blues, rock, jazz, and folk, including names like Leon Russell, The Psychedelic Furs, Robben Ford, and Al Di Meola. Ludlow Garage continues to be a premier destination for live music fans in Cincinnati.
- Who owns Ludlow Garage?
- Ludlow Garage Cincinnati is owned by Scott Crawford, a passionate entrepreneur and music enthusiast. After recognizing the venue's historic significance and potential, Crawford spearheaded its revival in 2015, bringing new life to this iconic music hall. Under his ownership, Ludlow Garage has become a staple of Cincinnati's vibrant live music scene, hosting a diverse range of artists and events. The venue also features a full-service restaurant and bar, enhancing the overall concert experience. Scott Crawford's commitment to preserving the venue's legacy has helped solidify Ludlow Garage as a must-visit destination for music lovers in the region.
- What is the new venue in Cincinnati?
- One of the newest venues in Cincinnati is The Andrew J Brady Music Center, which opened in 2021 along the Ohio River at The Banks. This state-of-the-art music venue boasts a flexible indoor capacity of up to 4,500 and an adjacent outdoor stage that can accommodate even larger crowds. Designed to attract major national and international acts, The Andrew J Brady Music Center features advanced acoustics, modern amenities, and stunning views of downtown Cincinnati. The venue is quickly becoming a cornerstone of the city's vibrant live music scene, offering a wide range of concerts and events throughout the year.
- How many people does Ludlow Garage seat?
- Ludlow Garage Cincinnati seats approximately 500 people, making it one of the city's premier intimate concert venues. The seating is arranged to maximize both comfort and sightlines, ensuring every guest has an excellent view of the stage. This capacity allows for an up-close and personal music experience, attracting both legendary performers and rising stars. Ludlow Garage's size makes it ideal for fans who want to enjoy live music in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere, while still benefiting from world-class sound and lighting. Whether for seated shows or standing concerts, the 500-seat capacity offers the perfect blend of intimacy and energy.