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Parking & Directions for Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs The Factory - Chesterfield
17105 North Outer 40 Road, St. Louis, MO
63141, US
- The Factory Lot: On-site, free.
- 1375 S 8th St: 0.3 miles, $10.
- 1401 S 7th St: 0.4 miles, $8.
- 8th & Chouteau: 0.5 miles, $12.
- Union Station Garage: 1.2 miles, $15.
Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs Concert Live at The Factory | St. Louis – September 20th, 2026
The Factory in Chesterfield isn’t just a place to catch a show; it’s a hub where music and community come alive. Imagine Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs taking the stage, the crowd buzzing with anticipation, and the venue’s own vibe making every moment feel personal. This place has a real knack for blending great live music with local flavor, they team up with regional breweries to offer unique beers that you probably won’t find anywhere else, adding to the whole experience. Food trucks line up outside, serving up everything from greasy burgers to gourmet tacos, making it easy to grab a bite while soaking in the tunes. Over the years, The Factory has pulled off some pretty memorable nights, like when they hosted indie film screenings paired with live bands, turning a simple concert into a full-blown event. Whether you're hanging out in the unreserved area to pick your spot or just wandering in from nearby, it’s all about feeling part of something special. If you’re coming from the central district, hop on the A61 south and follow the signs, trust me, it’s worth the trip to see Mike Campbell and The Dirty Knobs in such an intimate setting.