May 31, 2005

The Quest

The Quest is a venue located in downtown Minneapolis. It is typically the host of larger shows of all genres. There is a parking ramp directly across the street so you don’t have to walk far. Once inside the only security checks are a metal detector and an ID check. This is especially nice, as nobody likes to be felt up by a burly bouncer. Inside the venue is really cool. I would say it resembles a large castle dungeon of some sort. There are bars on both sides of the stage and a large amount of room in between. At The Quest there is also an upstairs that provides a different view of the show. The only thing that I dislike about the Quest is their contract with the artists. They require the performers to sign a contract that only allows them to perform at The Quest. This is a huge disadvantage when trying to set up a show and invite artists, and because of that many local artists don’t perform at The Quest.

Posted by lars1396 at May 31, 2005 04:27 PM
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I think The Quest is so diverse and the variety of things that go on there is HUGE! Don't they have a reggae night? And KARMA for thursday nights where a lot of asians tend to show, nick named "asian night" but then, they have cool bands like Fall Out Boy and Handsome Boy Modeling School or Copeland play there, and even KDWB's Star Party featuring the Backstreet Boys and other big names like Ciara, Akon, Mario, Simple Plan....it's pretty cool to have a large range like that.

Posted by: Sylvie Thao at May 31, 2005 04:51 PM

see, that is why I prefer First Avenue/7th St. Entry. They have a lot more of the local crowd playing, and they are one of the only places that is not a clearchannel venue.

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