Effingham Performance Center

No

You would have to call them or look up Effingham Performance Center and look at their website.

Yes he is.

I don't know but you can check online

I am not sure but you can contact the ticket office at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday and they can answer that for you.

Nobody asked for the Hinder concert.

I think I am telling you right you have to Buy three or more tickets in one year.

If you donate at least $1,000 you get special access to a private lounge set aside for donors that you can access whenever you see a show.

So many hotels

Go to there website and look

The seating chart is on their website.

Yes, snacks, beer, wine, and liquor. Prices are reasonable compared to other venues in the area.

Yes beer an wine coolers I know they have not sure about mixed drinks but you can take drinks in show also they have snack bar

About 5000

Being it's Ron White if plan on going a good thirty minutes early if you want good parking

They say cell phones only but there were people with cameras tbere....same way with purses...said no purses but there was women there with purses...guessing it depends on who u are....

Just over 1300 I believe

No

I think it is closer to 1,500.

I was just at three dog night concert in Evansville, In Victory Theater. Someone tried to touch one performer and security was spot on within a few seconds. So I'd say all depends on theater.

Assigned.. But sometimes you may move forward after event has begins. However all seats are good seats.

Yes it was available.

Don Brewer, Drums/Vocala and Mel Schacher, Bass guitar are original members still listed as being in the band. On a side note, the lead guitarist, Bruce Kulick, played many years in KISS as lead guitarist.

Yes ..like a big movie theater. Only with a stage.

Some bands have meet & greet during intermission. It depends on the band.

Mr. poteete, These questions aren't answered by the businesses themselves. They're answered by people online, like me, who know stuff but have nothing better to do. In my experience with the EPC, seating depends on the size of the crowd going to whatever event you're going to. If it's a large crowd, then seating matters. If it's a small crowd, nobody cares. Just sit where there's an empty seat by the time the show really starts (if it's a small crowd). If nothing else ask the workers whenever you get there. Usually they have some attendants in the theater that tell you where you are supposed to sit. 😃 I hope this helps. Have a wonderful day. -Ty

It appears that he won't be coming to the Effingham performance center any time in the near future. However, I did find that he will be performing at the T-Mobile arena December 8th and 9th in Las Vegas Nevada. I hope this information is of some use. Have a nice day. 😃