NOT LOUD CONCERTS
Not too loud, not too late, not too long and not too expensive.
THE NEXT 2 SHOWS
STAY
CONNECTED
Dirty Cello
at UUC Berkeley
March 28 at 7 pm
A show with Dirty Cello - this time with an Irish theme in honor of St. Patrick's Day. Held at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley, this concert will feature the band Dirty Cello, plus some special guests, exploring Irish music. Having performed all over Ireland on a couple of occasions, the Dirty Cello Band will present a unique spin on Irish music and Irish-adjacent music. The concert will be at the beautiful Unitarian Universalist Church of Berkeley, but is not religiously affiliated.
About
Us
What Sets Us Apart
Not Loud Concerts was inspired by numerous jokes on the internet about wanting to go see a concert that was, “Not too loud, not too late, not too long and not too expensive.”
With this idea in mind, Not Loud Concerts was created to showcase music based on the following principles:
Not too loud
Comfortable seating
No hidden fees or crazy ticket prices
Good parking whenever possible
Not too long
These concerts are created for the enjoyment of the audience and are not based on old traditions.
What to Expect
What The Show Will Be Like
At a Not Loud Concert the band will perform for around an hour with no intermission. The concerts will feature outstanding musicians performing in a lightly amplified manner with primarily acoustic instruments. Doors will open 30 minutes prior to the start of the show.
Each concert will be audio recorded and emailed to the ticket purchaser about 2 weeks after the show.
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Fantasy Waltz Night at Chapel of the Flowers
April 25 at 7 pm
Fantasy Waltz Night at the historic Chapel of the Flowers in Berkley, April 25 From 7:00-8:30
Take your carriage (or Bart) to a magical, historical dance space located in Berkeley for a night of waltzes presented by a live chamber orchestra.
The evening begins at 7:00 with a short beginning waltz lesson presented by dance master Colin Williams, followed by the orchestra picking up their bows to present a selection of danceable waltzes. From the Viennese waltzes of Johann Strauss II, to the magical sounds of Disney, to the rollicking waltzes of the frontier, members of the Renegade Orchestra will get your feet moving in 3/4 time.
Come in your ball gowns, fantasy attire or in casual garb, beginners and seasoned dancers are all welcome. The floor is wood, the space is magical and the music is of course, not too loud. Complimentary coffee and cookies will be available.
Located at 3049 Adeline St, very close to the Ashby Bart station and with a private parking lot as well as street parking. 18 and up, children will not be admitted.
FAQ's
Bands will play with light amplification that allows the listener to enjoy the music and hear the words, without worrying about discomfort.
What do you mean by "Not too loud?"
There will be chairs or pews available for everyone, no standing or sitting on the floor.
What is “comfortable” seating?
The ticket price is the price and no processing fees will be added later.
What are “no hidden fees?"
Whenever possible, Not Loud Concerts will be held in a place with easy to find parking that is close by.
What is “good parking?”
Please email NotLoudConcerts@gmail.com, 24 hours before the show to request a refund.
Can I get a refund on tickets?
Not Loud Concerts are sometimes held in churches because they are nice and have good acoustics. There is no religious affiliation.
Are events held in churches religious?
Kids are welcome to attend, but the subject matter of songs may be inappropriate. There is no children’s price ticket, and all people attending must have a ticket. If there is any talking, crying or distractions from kids, the concert will stop until parents can rectify the situation.
Are kids welcome?
Yes, if the venue meets all of the requirements and can hold at least 40 people. Please email NotLoudConcerts@gmail.com for more info.
Can I host a concert?
Concert recordings will be emailed about 2 weeks after the show to the email address of whoever purchased the tickets. These recordings can then be shared.
When will my concert recording arrive?
If you are a mostly acoustic band that can draw an audience in the greater Bay Area, please email: NotLoudConcerts@gmail.com
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