(JERSEY CITY, NJ) -- This May, White Eagle Hall will celebrate their five year anniversary. Originally constructed in 1910 and reopened in 2017 after a multi-year, multi-million-dollar renovation, the 800-person capacity music venue in Jersey City first show was Jersey City legends Rye Coalition on May 5, 2017.
Since then, the venue has hosted a variety of notable artists over the last five years including Mitski, Kamasi Washington, Japanese Breakfast, PJ Morton, The Bouncing Souls, Parquet Courts, Yo La Tengo, The Mountain Goats, Screaming Females, Spoon, Waxahatchee, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Guster, New Found Glory, and many more. White Eagle Hall has presented numerous sold out shows, community events, theater productions, private events, and much more.
“As we celebrate this five-year anniversary milestone, our team could not be happier with the success of this prestigious venue,” said Sean Saadeh, Executive Vice President of Entertainment for Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment. “We look forward to maintaining this level of success with increased event bookings, private celebrations, and a continued diversification of programming.”
“The Jersey City landmark remains a hub of entertainment for all of New Jersey’s fans and patrons and that has been truly inspiring,” Saadeh added. “We cannot wait to bring additional entertainment to the Jersey City community, while we continue to make it a destination for artists, performers, partners, and guests for years to come.”
During their anniversary month of May, White Eagle Hall currently has five sold out shows scheduled, including Gogol Bordello, Built to Spill, and three nights of New Jersey favorites The Front Bottoms. Another highlight during the month is Railroad Earth’s show on May 26th — the celebrated quintet formed in Stillwater, New Jersey in 2001 comes to the venue for the very first time. Rounding out the month of May shows include; The Slackers, The Dead Milkmen, The Lemon Twigs, Vagabon, Tech N9ne, and Les Savy Fav.
"It has been very exciting to be a part of White Eagle Hall and to witness its growth from the inside,” says White Eagle Hall Talent Buyer Todd Abramson. “I feel we are just starting to hit our stride and that the next five years will be even more exciting than the first. I'd like to thank the local community for being so supportive of our shows and events."
Guests can purchase tickets for upcoming shows by visiting whiteeaglehalljc.com. Guests can follow White Eagle Hall across all social channels for the most up-to-date news on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook.
Upcoming Shows at White Eagle Hall:
Sat, April 9 - You Need To Calm Down: A Taylor Swift Dance Party
Mon., April 11 - The Moth Storyslam: Style in Jersey City!
Fri, April 15 - Rebirth Brass Band
Sat, April 16 - The Ghost Of Paul Revere
Thurs, April 21 - The Lemonheads Performing 'It's A Shame About Ray'
Fri, April 22 - Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Sun, April 24 - Rock and Roll Playhouse Performing David Bowie
Tues, April 26 - The Sword
Friday, April 29 - The Robyn Party
Sat, April 30 - Cat Power
Fri, May 6 - Gogol Bordello **SOLD OUT**
Sat, May 7 - The Slackers
Fri, May 13 - Built To Spill **SOLD OUT**
Sat, May 14 - The Dead Milkmen
Sun, May 15 - The Lemon Twigs
Wed, May 18 - The Front Bottoms **SOLD OUT**
Thurs, May 19 - The Front Bottoms **SOLD OUT**
Fri, May 20 - The Front Bottoms **SOLD OUT**
Sat, May 21 - Vagabon
Sun, May 22 - Tech N9ne
Thurs, May 26 - Railroad Earth
Sun, May 29 - Les Savy Fav
Sat, June 11 - Brooke Alexx
Sat, June 24 - Prateek Kuhad
Sat, June 25 - Thank You Scientist
Fri, Sept 23 - Spiritualized
Sat, Oct 15 - The Mission UK
White Eagle Hall is a historic 8,000-square-foot live performance and private event venue in Jersey City, NJ which hosts over 125 live performance events and private events annually before an 800-standing and 400-seated capacity audience. Originally constructed in 1910 and reopened in 2017 after a multi-year, multi-million-dollar renovation, White Eagle Hall has hosted countless private events, sold-out live music concerts and theater shows. As of 2021, the venue is operated by the entertainment, management and booking team at Prudential Center.
One of the most unique live-performance and event spaces in the Northeast, White Eagle Hall’s wrought iron wrap-around balcony coffered tin ceiling, stained glass atriums have made it one of the most popular spaces in the Tri-State Region for weddings, receptions, private parties, fundraisers, corporate meetings and more. White Eagle Hall has been outfitted with the latest sound technology, creating a nearly echo-free atmosphere with enhanced aural clarity. White Eagle Hall includes its own food and bar service complete with three bars and food counters. The building also features two restaurants – Madame Claude Bis and Cellar 335 – both seating 200 combined and are separate from and below the venue at the ground level.
