Mohawk Place

Mohawk Place, located in Buffalo, NY, is a historic live music venue that has been a cornerstone of the city's music scene since its establishment in 1990. The venue was founded by Pete Perrone and has been a nurturing ground for many young bands, particularly in the genres of Alt Rock, Punk, and Americana. The venue is housed in a building that dates back to 1896 and has a rich history of hosting vaudeville performers before it became a nightclub.

Over the years, Mohawk Place has built a reputation for providing high-quality live musical experiences, attracting a diverse audience from across Western New York. The venue's mission is to connect the community with enjoyable live music performances, providing a stage for both local and national artists. The venue has a strong commitment to the success of its events and has built long-lasting relationships with performers and patrons alike.

Despite closing in 2013, Mohawk Place reopened in 2014 and has continued to thrive amidst the evolving downtown scene. The venue has managed to maintain its original charm and character, even as it sits among newer, more modern establishments. This resilience and commitment to its roots have helped Mohawk Place remain a beloved part of Buffalo's music scene.