The Foundry Concert Club

The Foundry Concert Club’s current address is 4256 Pearl Rd, Cleveland, OH 44109. The venue’s contact page and FAQ both repeat that address, which helps avoid confusion from outdated references to earlier locations.

For route planning, use the venue’s official website and contact number rather than older listings. If you need to ask about an event or confirm a detail before leaving, the venue posts a main phone number on its contact page.

The venue’s live calendar is organized around individual event pages, and the current upcoming listings include concerts such as Vethaken, Sicksense, Gouted Corpse, and At the Gatesmas.

Some events at The Foundry may have age restrictions, and the venue says those exceptions are noted on its website and Facebook event page. Because restrictions can vary by show, check the specific event listing before you buy or arrive, especially if you are attending with younger guests.

The Foundry says it is generally all ages, with some events limited by age depending on the nature of the show. Visitors who are 21 or older must bring valid ID to enter the venue and to purchase or consume alcohol.

The venue’s FAQ also says there is no outside food or beverages allowed inside at any time, and drinks bought inside cannot leave the building. The venue offers readmission, so if you expect to step out and return, follow the staff’s readmission instructions.

The Foundry says free street parking is available around the venue. It also notes that paid private lots are nearby, but those lots are not affiliated with the venue and are used at the guest’s own risk. The venue advises paying close attention to private-lot signage to avoid towing.

The Foundry distinguishes door payments from bar and food purchases. Admission at the door is cash only. The bar accepts cash, Visa, Mastercard, and Discover for food and drinks. There is an ATM at the venue. Bring the payment method appropriate to the purchase you plan to make.

The venue’s food options include a black bean vegan burger, Beyond Burgers, and cauliflower wings. It also says the fryer oil is animal- and nut-free, and asks guests to alert staff to dietary restrictions so the team can try to accommodate them.

Daily specials listed in the FAQ include Taco Night on Tuesdays and Wing Night on Wednesdays. Those are restaurant-style offerings rather than event-specific amenities, so it is best to verify availability on the day you visit if dining is part of your plan.

A practical first visit to The Foundry usually comes down to checking the specific event page, bringing valid ID if you are 21 or older, and planning for cash at the door. If you intend to eat or drink at the venue, keep the no-outside-food-and-drink rule in mind and review the menu or specials only as a helpful extra, not as a guarantee of availability.

Because the venue publishes event-specific restrictions separately from its general FAQ, the most reliable habit is to verify the individual listing for age limits, ticket rules, and any special instructions before you leave. That is especially important for concerts with unusual billing or audience rules.