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Nokia Theatre Grand Prairie

1001 Performance Place, Grand Prairie, 75050
(corner of I-30 & Belt Line)

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It may feel a little sterile, but the sound is great, and with the demise of the Bronco Bowl a few years ago, it's one of the few viable local options for touring acts too big for clubs and too small for the AAC.

Bring cash -- parking fees are $12-$25, and because of the locale, you don't have a choice of parking elsewhere.

Also note that shows here generally start pretty close to the advertised time (a blessed rarity), the break between opener and headliner is generally short, and beer sales end early.

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Gary Cohen Verified

Be forewarned if attending a show here - you might need to take out a second mortgage on your house to be able to afford parking and a beer.

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