Live-music venues worth the trip in Wilmington, Delaware

Copeland Hall is the mainstage of The Grand Opera House in Wilmington, built in 1871, and its own site says The Grand presents shows “ranging from symphony orchestras and ballets to the latest rock and comedy stars, with jazz, folk, and family artists as well.”

The Queen is a historic music hall in downtown Wilmington, and its own site says it “brings top entertainment talent across all genres to the stage”, with “a state-of-the-art music hall, venue-wide renovations, and an outdoor bar”.

Bar XIII is a live-music bar on Philadelphia Pike in Wilmington, and its own site calls it “both a community bar and a well-equipped sanctuary for live music in Delaware.”

Juniper by Tonic is an event venue on West 11th Street in Wilmington, and its own site says it “is Wilmington, Delaware’s go-to destination for live music, featuring an exciting lineup of talented bands” in its event spaces.

The Baby Grand is The Grand Opera House’s 305-seat theater in the Giacco Building on the site of the 1921 Aldine Theater, and its own site says “The live @ the baby grand series complements Copeland Hall with a broad diversity of emerging comedians, bands and soloists, as well as established artists.”