Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, Brooklyn Made is located at 428 Troutman St in Brooklyn, NY. For directions and parking info, visit Brooklyn Made’s official website at https://brooklynmadepresents.com/venue/brooklyn-made/. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Brooklyn, NY on Bandsintown.
Amazing!! Such fun energy, loved the audience interaction. Great, intimate venue! Awesome staff! Wish they didn’t play covers - they have so many great songs of their own!
Show was AMAZING!! So Glad Combichrist put this list of bands together. Brooklyn Made is a great place to see a show. All the Bands played great sets. SO Happy to see TREASVRE on their 1st US Tour Can't wait to see them again!!
Another great LTC show. Band was in top form and covered all of "Aurora Gory Alice" plus some of the best-known songs (along with a couple new tracks) and it was incredible seeing the Gigolo Aunts again after what - 30 years? Had seen them in Boston back in the day. The venue was cool, although there are some obstructed views from two large support columns. Staff was super-friendly.
Absolutely amazing show! Molly and her band are some of the best musicians I've been lucky enough to see a few times now, and it's been a privilege seeing Molly grow as a musician and become more confident. As for the venue, I thought it had a lot of character. I liked the fireplace next to the merch tables - there we tables where you could sit with your drinks as a reprieve from the concert. It's standing room only but if you needed accommodations they would provide you with a seat in the back or to the side. I would definitely go back to Brooklyn Made for another concert!
It was our first time seeing Molly and the band. The opening act, Chambers Rabbits was excellent! The Molly Tuttle and Golden Highway show was phenomenal! They played the majority of the set from songs from the last two albums, plus some excellent cover tunes! We thoroughly enjoyed the show, excellent musicianship from the whole band!
An incredible mind-blowing rock and roll performance! Shooter Jennings and the band killed it, and what an incredible tribute to Warren Zevon. It was a very special night, and I’m so glad we traveled from Illinois to New York for the show!
Holy Fawn we’re so so great. It was one of my favorite shows I’ve ever been too. They sounded amazing and were super fun to watch. The venue was really cool too def going back.
Off the hook. Rakel worked the room elegantly. Alice was completely on, channeling her inner Lita Ford (and Joan Jett) and Bella was having the time of their life. Venue was easy and crowd was surprisingly mixed with 1/3 being over 40. Just a great vibe. Openers Tula Vera were a rare gem of an opening act and have so much potential. The band was extreeeemely available after the show mingling with the crowd, signing autographs. Just a magical night. Makes me wanna travel to other stops on the tour. Set list was a great mix and F.U.U. was a nice "cover" of their own debut hit.
Turn it up, turn it down, more bass, less drums, more drums, more keys, less keys... Lol I've never seen a band complain about the mix so much but ended up being a solid show
This man is a true artist who believes in his work and is passionate more than most. I am so happy I was able to see Prof in this intimate setting and personal feelings.
Orions Belte was awesome and the opener, Alex Siegel, was also a nice surprise! Too bad the FinBro crowd couldn't stop talking during each of their sets.
Excellent band with a punk sort of 2000's vibe to them. Knew of them since Brain Thrust Mastery, With Love and Squalor, and Barbara.
They brought energy, interacted with the crowd, talked about their own lives a bit especially their manager. Played their classic hits and some new songs from their newest album "Lobes".
Venue was too small for them. The room was packed very tightly. People spilled through the doors into the bar. A bigger space would have done them well. The intimate nature of the venue hindered the enjoyment of the volume of people who came to watch them.