Electric Factory Seating chart

Electric Factory
The Electric Factory is a well-known venue for concerts in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.The first "Electric Factory" venue was actually a converted tire warehouse that was located at 22nd and Arch Streets. This first Electric Factory had opened in 1968, and it closed in 1973. The first performers at this venue were the Chambers brothers, on February 2, 1968.

The "Electric Factory" was resurrected around the latter 1994 or early 1995. It presently stands at 421 N. 7th Street between Willow and Spring Garden Streets. This place is more symbolic because it is an actual converted electric factory.

The standing-room-only capacity in the Electric Factory is approximately 2500 to 3000 people. This includes the second-floor area. Since this portion of the area overlooks the stage from the left, people up here have a good view of the backstage.

The Electric Factory is known to host major musical acts on a regular basis. These musical acts usually consist of heavy metal, rock and grunge genres. The Electric Factory has a rich history just like rock and roll does.

The Electric Factory is described as a legend in live music that has survived for more than 30 years. It has succeeded in taking its system to the next level with a DriveRack? 4800 System Processor from dbx? Professional Products. This equipment is manufactured by a company based in Salt Lake City, which is a division of Harman International.