The Bomb Factory
The Bomb Factory Information
Anchored in Dallas’s Deep Ellum, The Bomb Factory, formerly known as The Factory in Deep Ellum, is a flexible live-event complex whose multi-flex layout accommodates everything from intimate gatherings to full-scale productions (roughly 200 to 4,300 guests).1 Beyond concerts, the venue also hosts sporting events, private parties, corporate gatherings, and community events.1,2
Score your The Bomb Factory tickets from AXS and experience everything from marquee sporting events and watch parties to exciting live music.
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KNOW BEFORE YOU BUY
- Bag Policy: VIEW HERE
- Age Policy: 16 and Under with Parent or Legal Guardian
- General Admission is Standing Room Only - NO SEATS
- Set/Start Times are Subject to Change
- Orders in Violation of the Published Ticket Limit are Subject to Cancellation Without Notice
- Tickets will be sent via the AXS Mobile ID App. Please download before arrival.
- No Covid Protocols For This Event
- No Refunds or Exchanges
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The Bomb Factory Policies
Knowing the basics ahead of time makes arrival a breeze. Policies below come from the venue’s official guidance; always check for updates before you go.3
- Bags: Please refer to the venue's policy page for the most up-to-date bag policy information.
- Re-entry & Smoking: No re-entry once you’ve entered; smoking/vaping not permitted indoors (designated outdoor smoking patios available).3
- Age Restrictions: All ages admitted; 17+ without supervision. Guests 16 and under require a parent or legal guardian; children of all ages need their own ticket (policies may vary by event).3
- Prohibited Items: No outside drinks, weapons, umbrellas, selfie sticks, large/oversized bags, professional cameras, and additional items at the venue’s discretion.4
- Ticketing: The exclusive ticketing partner is AXS; avoid third-party resale sites.3
Refer to the official policy page for the most current guidance.
Discover other Venues in the Area
Deep Ellum is one of Dallas’s most vibrant neighborhoods, known for its street art, nightlife, and historic ties to jazz and blues. The area blends music clubs, restaurants, and galleries, making it a natural destination before or after any show.
- Trees: A legendary Deep Ellum club with a capacity of about 700, Trees has hosted artists across genres since 1990, blending local acts with national tours.7
- Moody Coliseum: Opened in 1956 on the campus of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas, Moody is a 7,000-seat multi-purpose arena located at 3009 Binkley Avenue.8
- Granada Theater: A 1946 Art-Deco landmark in Lower Greenville, the Granada hosts local and national acts with a concert capacity of 1,000.9
The Bomb Factory Parking and Directions
Parking is conveniently located, with multiple garages and lots situated within a short walking distance of the venue. Guests can also explore options by date and price through the venue’s Parkopedia link.5
Public Transportation: The venue is accessible via DART Rail, with the Deep Ellum Station and Baylor University Medical Center Station both within a 5-10 minute walk.3
Driving: Set your GPS to The Bomb Factory, 2713 Canton St, Dallas, TX 75226.3 Nearby parking options are plentiful and include:
- The Stack at Deep Ellum, 2700 Commerce St, Dallas, TX 75226 — 641 spaces, 2-minute walk.4
- Deep Ellum Parking Lot B, 101 S Good Latimer Expy, Dallas, TX 75226 — 7-minute walk.
Food & Drink at The Bomb Factory
You’ll find a full slate of beer, wine, and liquor options on show nights, with food available at most events. There are also a variety of nearby Deep Ellum dining options for pre- and post-show plans.6
About The Bomb Factory
The Factory’s story stretches back long before its current incarnation as a major Dallas music venue. The building originally served as a Ford automobile plant before being converted into a munitions factory during World War II. In the 1990s, it was reimagined as a music venue, hosting a new wave of concerts in Deep Ellum.
Following closures and renovations, the venue returned as The Bomb Factory, transitioned to The Bomb Factory in 2021, and ultimately reclaimed its original name of The Bomb Factory once more in 2025.10
Sources:
- Host An Event - The Bomb Factory
- Events - The Bomb Factory
- FAQs - The Bomb Factory
- Security Protocols - The Bomb Factory
- Directions & Parking - The Bomb Factory
- Food & Drink - The Bomb Factory
- About - Trees Dallas
- Moody Coliseum - Facilities - SMU Athletics
- Granada Theater Special Events - Granada Theater
- Bomb Factory music venue in Dallas' Deep Ellum reclaims original name - Culture Map