Common Chord is a Quad Cities nonprofit community music organization whose venue, the Redstone Room, hosts concerts in downtown Davenport. Its youth education programs include week-long rock and blues camps for teens, music mentoring, and instrument loans for K-12 students.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Common Chord | Home of the Redstone Room directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleOne of my favorite local venues. Nice ambiance. Very close knit and comfortable. Their whole program and mission statement is amazing.
What an awesome place. Employees are awesome. Went to see Anthony Gomes great show awesome crowd. Us older generation still know how to rock. Was great being able to meet Anthony after show. It reminded me of the Chance in Poughkeepsie small venue great sound awesome people..
An awesome venue to see a show, great. Bartenders, not too crowded and when you go make sure you request a table they will reserve it for you.
🍾Venue rental for wedding reception - We couldn’t have asked for a better venue than The Common Chord for our wedding reception. The entire space was unique, flexible, and full of character—perfect for celebration. Angie made the entire experience seamless, from planning to last song. She was beyond accommodating. A true gifted professional! Service was excellent! Staff were attentive and went the extra mile to ensure everything ran smoothly. Our appx 180 guests felt welcomed and comfortable. We’re incredibly grateful to The Common Chord for helping create an unforgettable celebration.
My husband and I, as well as many friends, have attended many events at the Redstone room. We always have a great time. We like that there is standing room, as well as tables with seats. Some of our favorite shows here include John Cole Born, Keller Williams and Michael Moncada and Whiskey High.




