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Ballroom At Shrine Social Club

1118 West Idaho Street · Boise, ID · 83702

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November 2026

  • Karina Rykman

    Boise, ID

    7:00 PM
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    $90.85

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue
  • Fear Factory

    Boise, ID

    7:30 PM
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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

February 2027

  • Caskets

    Boise, ID

    6:30 PM
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    $81.65

    Starts at 6:30 PM local time at the venue

March 2027

  • Surfer Girl

    Boise, ID

    8:00 PM
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    $71.30

    Starts at 8:00 PM local time at the venue
  • Nile & Coroner

    Boise, ID

    6:30 PM
    from

    $130

    Starts at 6:30 PM local time at the venue

April 2027

  • Rec Hall

    Boise, ID

    7:00 PM
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    $139.15

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

May 2027

  • DIIV

    Boise, ID

    7:00 PM
    from

    $139.15

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

June 2027

  • Vlad Holiday

    Boise, ID

    7:00 PM
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    $152.95

    Starts at 7:00 PM local time at the venue

About Ballroom At Shrine Social Club

The Ballroom At Shrine Social Club is a vibrant basement music venue located in the heart of Boise, Idaho. Housed within a historic temple building, this subterranean space offers an intimate and high-energy atmosphere for live performances. The room is characterized by its low ceilings, exposed brickwork, and a layout that brings the audience incredibly close to the stage. It is designed primarily for standing-room crowds, making it a favourite spot for independent rock, punk, and electronic artists who thrive on direct connection with their fans.

The venue is known for its excellent sound system, which delivers clear and punchy acoustics despite the compact, underground setting. Audiences can expect a raw, community-focused gig experience with a welcoming local vibe. Those looking for ballroom at shrine social club tickets will find a space that prioritises a shared connection between the crowd and the performer. A built-in bar serves the room, allowing concertgoers to move easily between the stage front and the social areas without losing touch with the performance.