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Get Your Knocked Loose Tickets in St. Louis: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule
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Parking & Directions for Knocked Loose 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.
Knocked Loose Concert Live at The Factory | St. Louis – October 21st, 2026
Getting into The Factory in Chesterfield for a Knocked Loose show is kind of a no-brainer if you want a raw, energetic experience. The place itself is pretty well set up with multiple entrances, so lines move fast even when it's packed with fans. It’s not just a concert venue, they actually do guided tours sometimes, giving you a peek into its history, which is kinda cool if you're into local stories and the old industrial vibe. The sound quality is surprisingly on point thanks to a dedicated team of techs who really know their stuff. When you’re there for a show like Knocked Loose in St. Louis, the area right in front of the stage usually fills up first, and honestly, that’s where the real chaos happens, in the best way. If you’re lucky enough to snag an Universal Pass, you get the freedom to roam around the whole venue without hassle, which is perfect if you want to catch some of the action from different spots. Getting there is pretty straightforward, whether you’re coming from the hotel down south or heading in from the north, just follow the main roads toward Chesterfield and you’ll be in the thick of it in no time. All in all, The Factory delivers a gritty, immersive experience that really makes you feel like part of something bigger, especially when Knocked Loose is tearing it up on stage.