What did the rebel lounge used to be called?

the Mason Jar
This live music venue is situated in the former home of the Mason Jar, a legendary Phoenix rock club that hosted some of the best alternative acts of the ’90s. Nirvana, Green Day, Jane’s Addiction, Rage Against the Machine and Tool (to name just a few) all played the Mason Jar before achieving mainstream popularity.

Who owns Rebel Lounge?

Stephen Chilton
& Peoria in 2018 with the mission to create a space to build community – a vision adjacent to that of The Rebel Lounge’s owner Stephen Chilton for his venue.

Where was the mason jar in Phoenix?

Indian School Road
In fact, he says, band members got to do something the were too young to do when the venue on Indian School Road in Phoenix was called the Mason Jar.

How many people does the Crescent Ballroom hold?

500 guests
Q: What is the capacity at Crescent Ballroom? A: We can comfortably accommodate roughly 500 guests in the ballroom.

When did the mason jar close?

This type of jar dominated the market by the mid to late 1910s. Manufacturers continued to make jars with the beaded seal after the mid-twentieth century. Ball’s “Ideal” canning jar, which first appeared around 1915 and was discontinued in 1962, is one of the company’s best-known jars and is popular among collectors.

Who owns Crescent Ballroom?

Charlie Levy
Crescent Ballroom/Owners

It hasn’t been an easy road for an industry that relies on bringing people together. For Charlie Levy, local concert promoter and owner of Crescent Ballroom, Valley Bar and other venues downtown, the journey has been trying.

How big is the Van Buren in Phoenix?

1800 capacity
Open since August of 2017 – The Van Buren is Phoenix’s newest 1800 capacity concert venue – converted from a historic vintage auto-dealership located in the heart of Downtown Phoenix. We focus on bringing a wide array of nationally touring artists and community events To Phoenix.

Why is canning called canning?

Canning was short for putting foodstuff up in Canisters, whether they be made of wood, clay, or tin. When glass jars came into being, food was put into glass jars, then put in a Canister to keep light from ruining the food stored in glass. The term Canning just hung around as packaging methods improved.

Why do they call them mason jars?

The Mason jar, named after American tinsmith John Landis Mason, who patented it in 1858, is a molded glass jar used in home canning to preserve food. The bands and lids usually come with new jars, but they are also sold separately.