Raddigan Bros Noise Experience

Awesome Dive Bar!
No re-entry after the show starts
They have good sound

No Hanging from the lights or speakers or jumping off of the stage handrails…

I’ve seen a lot great bands come through here and made a lot of great memories too.

It is the smaller upstairs part of the historic Chance Thearter complex.

Growing up club Crannell in the loft were the two places you were playing show. Since then the downstairs establishments have changed names but the Loft and the Chance have remained the Loft and the Chance.

Silvercup Studios is known for its giant sign across the Queen skyline looking from Manhattan.

If you get there early enough there’s parking in the lot for the first few people.

There are a bunch of stages that occupy an entire City block

Every staff member is extremely polite and helpful and courteous. Everybody working there has a great attitude A couple of the stages are accessible from the outside of the building but some of them are only accessible from the interior

Sometimes loading in can be a bit tricky between the loading dock on 21st St. or the bay on 22nd

All in all they are great state

This is a drawbridge be aware that if it’s on its way up you might as well just wait don’t try to go to the Polowski bridge because it’s probably also up. A few years back they bottlenecked two lanes into one going into Brooklyn and added in bike lanes

The stage on the corner has got ground entrance loaded with a very large stage. The best one is at that property.

Next is the one that’s elevated stage with a loading dock. The loading can be A hassle sometimes because you have to use a forklift to load in especially now the scaffold on the sidewalk.

The third stage is the hardest to access you have to bring everything in through that elevated stage and then into an elevator up a few floors.It’s a really cool space but it’s not fun to work up there.

There are a lot of private restrooms and an lounge area in the lobby.