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The Cleveland House of Blues, which anchors Downtown's East Fourth Street Project, has enough room for 1,100 concert goers, and you can bet there isn't a bad spot in the house to see and hear the acts and enjoy the innovative happy hour. Newly opened in the Fall of 2004.
Seats 1200
Music performed on the Main stage and in the Cambridge Room
| 7/27 | 9:30p | Matt White |
| 7/29 | 7:00p | Black Crowes |
| 8:00p | The Black Crowes with Grace Potter and the Nocturnals | |
| 7/30 | 7:00p | Black Crowes |
| 8:00p | The Black Crowes with Grace Potter and the Nocturnals | |
| 7/31 | 7:00p | Gov't Mule |
| 8:00p | Govt Mule | |
| 8:00p | 70 Lewis : 28 North | |
| 8:00p | Gov't Mule with Rose Hill Drive | |
| 8:00p | 70 Lewis | |
| 8/1 | 7:00p | Fiction Plane |
| 8:00p | Spiritualized, The Dirtbombs | |
| 8/2 | 8:00p | Gogol Bordello |
| 8/5 | 9:00p | Ours |
| 9:30p | Ours with God or Julie and Plain Jane Auto |
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Oversold and overcrowded is the experiance I had at the HOB in Cleveland. I could not even see the stage and was harassed by staff just for trying to find a place to stand way in the back where I could see the show. Finally gave up and left after complaining to management who were no help at all. All this place cares about is your money NOT You. Stay away and save your money for a facility were you can see the show and are treated with some respect by their employees and management. A BIG DISAPPOINTMENT