An Die Musik

Awesome music! Great place to experience very intimate jazz with your favorite artists. Warm atmosphere great comfy couch/ Arm chair seating.... Sometimes just mere inches away from the artists. You can bring drinks into the auditorium. You can usually get to speak with, take photos and get autographs from your favorite artists also.

What a delightful venue for small music performances. You will love the sound quality. It's a converted historic townhouse with all originals wood floors and trims. Acoustics are great. Clean bathrooms. Very comfortable seating, almost like sitting in a comfy chair at home. The owner is super nice, great communication and very accommodating.

Nice venue that gets some interesting music. Good sound system. Reasonable selection of restaurants nearby. Downtown Baltimore seems rather quiet compared to DC, Philadelphia, NY, Boston

Went to hear music from An die folk series. Everyone most genial, perfectly good hosts in what felt like a theater in a comfortable living room. Acoustics were excellent and could stage all genres of music. Audience polite, receptive and overall it was a pleasure to spend the evening with them and the musicians. Oh yes, the artists were top shelf entertainers. Peruse the calendar, find something that interests you and please go!

An die Musik LIVE is the best small room jazz venue in Baltimore City. Small, intimate, and well equipped. They present the best local, regional, and national talent, with an emphasis on young up and coming musicians. The ticket prices are always reasonable, and depends on the stature of the presented artist. There's an in-tune 7 ft grand piano, flown lighting, and comfortable sized stage. While the listening to is not luxury or swanky, it is comfortable. They can seat 84 and hold 100 with standees. They may soon add accommodations for live streaming and archival. The downstairs lounge area is swanky and well appointed. They serve beer and wine, but no food. They have arranged discounted meals at nearby eateries which really simplifies dinner and a show. If you're living in or near Baltimore, or visiting I highly recommend catching a live show at An die Musik LIVE!

This place is great. The acoustic are excellent, the seats are comfortable. The jazz music is always great. I just feel sorry for the musicians because on week days people seem not wanting to go out and support live entertainment. It would be a shame to see them cutting back on the entertainment. I applaud the management for trying to keep jazz music alive! Keep up the good work.

I saw The Old Part of Town and Rodney Henry. Don't let the space fool you; the sound quality was great. Enjoyed the performance, not too long, not too short. Good music with a smattering of humor. Eclectic setting with shabby/comfortable living room chairs. I didn't see any handicapped access. Parking is cheap and I managed to snag a free spot on the street.

My husband and I live downtown and we have been searching for somewhere to enjoy live Jazz. We have found our place. Twas a nice atmosphere with comfortable seats. The performance was good and they have different talents all throughout the year. We will definitely be back.

This an intimate low cost way to see top notch world class jazz. Concert seating, but they serve basic beer, wine and soft drinks you can take to your seats at reasonable prices. Laid back, but wonderful. General admission seating, so get there early for popular artists. We found street parking easily last night, other nights it may take going to one on the nearby garages, Great restaurants nearby, so you can make a night of it. They let you stay for the second show for free when it not crowded. Been there several times and never saw anything less than a great performance. Seats are worn, but comfortable.

The place is great. This was my third time. Music, usually jazz, is always superb. These are professionals not high school bands. Venue is an old row house on the second floor. Chairs are old used very comfortable, look like all came from a hotel switching to new maybe. Seats about 100 max. Want music in a small intimate setting for a fraction of the cost you'd pay elsewhere? Here it is. BTW not dark dingy etc. Just low key under the radar. Totally respectable.