Mike Zito

Tickets cost $44 in advance, $49 day of show (General Admission) and $66 (Premium Seating), including service charges. They are also available by phone through Hold My Ticket at 505-886-1251.

Tickets will go on sale to AMP members on Wednesday, March 11 at 10 AM. Click here for info on AMP Membership.

Regular on-sale is Friday, March 13 at 10 AM.

Premium Seating is on a raised platform with an unblocked view of the stage or in the first two rows. Only 24 tickets available!

Unit B is an intimate 100-seat performance space with full dinner and bar service provided by Chocolate Maven.

Doors open at 5:30 PM with dinner, wine and craft cocktail choices available.

You can find the menu here. Music starts at 7 PM.

Dinner reservations are highly recommended and greatly appreciated by Unit B, especially for parties of 3 or more. To make dinner reservations, please go here. There is enough seating for everyone, but making reservations will help Unit B map groups out into tables and make sure everyone is well taken care of. If you have Premium Seating, be sure to let them know. We’ll provide them a list too.

From his childhood in St. Louis to the global blues-rock circuit, Mike Zito has always kept it real. He began playing guitar at age five and by his late teens was a fixture on the St. Louis music scene. For Zito, honesty, authenticity, and integrity aren’t just part of the brand, they’re the foundation. “I have nothing to hide; it seems my honesty is what people relate to most,” he once told Vintage Guitar.

Zito is a powerhouse in modern blues rock. He’s an artist whose gritty guitar work, deeply human songwriting, and magnetic stage presence have made him a defining force in the genre. From smoke-filled bars in East St. Louis to major festival stages around the world, Mike has built a career on emotional honesty, fearless playing, and an unshakable commitment to the song.

Zito’s latest studio album, Outside Or The Eastside, is a personal record for Mike shaped by memory, places, and renewal. Walking the streets of his birthplace, St. Louis, Zito reconnects with the sounds, stories, and hard lessons that forged his signature blend of soul-driven blues and fearless storytelling. Thirteen years after Gone to Texas, this album feels like a defining moment, marking a new chapter for Mike, his family, and a life reclaimed in the city that started it all.

A lifelong road warrior, Zito has spent decades sharpening his craft onstage, blending classic blues, rock, soul, and Americana into something unmistakably his own. His live shows are equal parts fire and heart: searing guitar work, powerhouse grooves, and storytelling that invites audiences straight into his world.