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Parking & Directions for Protomartyr Blueberry Hill Duck Room
6504 Delmar, St. Louis, MO
63101, US
1. Metered Street Parking - 0.1 miles - $1.50/hour
2. Blueberry Hill Parking Lot - 0.1 miles - $5
3. Forest Park Avenue Garage - 0.3 miles - $10
4. Kingshighway Blvd Lot - 0.5 miles - $8
5. Delmar Loop Parking Garage - 0.6 miles - $7
Protomartyr Concert Live at Blueberry Hill Duck Room | St. Louis – November 18th, 2026
Blueberry Hill's Duck Room in St. Louis is one of those legendary spots where music history practically breathes. It’s the kind of place that’s seen everything from intimate sets by local heroes to legendary acts gracing the stage, all capturing that gritty, raw energy that only live shows can deliver. For anyone heading to a Protomartyr St. Louis concert, this venue feels like the perfect backdrop, intimate enough to feel connected to the music but still packed with that classic, no-frills vibe. You might catch a tribute band honoring Lou Reed or a surprise guest appearance that leaves you saying ‘no way’ for days. The place is small but full of stories, and it’s easy to picture fans grabbing drinks at the bar, chatting about the last set, or sharing laughs over a meal at Dining Tables for a special occasion. Getting there is a breeze, just follow Oakland Road from the Science Center or take 14th Street from the interactive museum and you’re right in the thick of it. Whether you’re a die-hard music lover or just in town for the Protomartyr show, experiencing the Duck Room feels like stepping into a piece of St. Louis music lore. It’s a must-visit, and honestly, you might leave with more than just a concert ticket, maybe a story or two to tell.