The Cotillion Ballroom

The Cotillion is a 2000-capacity venue that hosts concerts, dances, comedians, and stage shows featuring nationally known artists and performers. As this is a large venue, they are particularly looking for both local and touring acts with a solid draw to open for major headliners. They're also looking for headlining acts able to draw 500 or more fans. Compensation is provided and will vary based on the level of the act./n/nThe Cotillion is a 2000-capacity venue that hosts concerts, dances, comedians, and stage shows featuring nationally known artists and performers. As this is a large venue, they are particularly looking for both local and touring acts with a solid draw to open for major headliners. They're also looking for headlining acts able to draw 500 or more fans. Compensation is provided and will vary based on the level of the act. Artists are able to sell merchandise and retain 80% of the income.

The Cotillion has hosted concerts from A-list acts dating back to 1960. Previous performers have included: Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Jerry Lee Lewis, Ted Nugent, Bonnie Raitt, Willie Nelson, Toby Keith, Alice in Chains, Weird Al Yankovic, 311, Snoop Dogg, Henry Rollins, Dave Chapelle, Larry the Cable Guy, and many many more.

Built in 1960, The Cotillion is a 28,500 square foot building with a maximum concert capacity of 2000 persons. The unique circular design of the building has large wooden beams supporting a 24 foot high domed ceiling over an 11,000 square foot floating hardwood maple dance floor and a stage that features a distinctive neon lit band shell. As a fun fact, it would take 1,812,946.65 soccer balls to fill The Cotillion.

Lighting, sound, and an engineer will all be provided.