It ain't bad but it ain't good, either. Considering that most of the time there is a cover to pay when going in (to see bands perform), the beer is pretty expensive. If the cover's $10 I don't really want to pay $6.50 (not including tip) for a pint of low-quality beer. Some might find that acceptable, but it just seems steep to me. If there weren't a cover I wouldn't even mention it, but beer is beer and bands are bands. One of them has to be cheap - both can't be unreasonably priced, you know? At least by my standards.
The acoustics leave something to be desired - it's what happens when a bar is much longer than it is wide, I guess. The bathrooms are right next to the stage too, making it difficult to go potty when there's a big crowd watching the band.
Still, it's a cozy little place and it's probably where I'd go drink with my father if ever he got divorced or something to discuss where he's moving to (if you exclude the bands playing). The shows are still entertaining and it's cool that they host so many of them. If my friends' bands continue to play here I will keep coming, but other than that, I don't see why I'd keep coming back.