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Parking & Directions for Blacktop Mojo The Regency Live
307 Park Central E, Springfield, MO
65806, US
1. Downtown Parking Garage - 0.3 miles - $5
2. Park Central Square - 0.4 miles - $3
3. 3rd & Campbell Lot - 0.5 miles - $4
4. The Hammons Tower Garage - 0.6 miles - $6
5. Street Parking - 0.2 miles - Free to $2
Blacktop Mojo Concert Live at The Regency Live | Springfield – August 06th, 2026
If you're looking for an unforgettable night of live music in Springfield, Blacktop Mojo at The Regency Live is where you want to be. This place isn’t just your typical concert hall; it’s got a vibe that pulls you in right from the outdoor patio, perfect for catching up with friends before the show kicks off. Over the years, The Regency Live has hosted some pretty big names like The Killers and Arctic Monkeys, drawing crowds that are genuinely excited, almost like a family reunion. Back in 2008, a national magazine even called it one of the top medium-sized venues in the country, which is saying something. They’re big on supporting local talent too, teaming up with colleges to showcase rising stars and even art exhibitions. The seating is flexible, so whether you’re up close or hanging back, you’ll get a great view. It’s been a community hub for performers and music lovers alike. If you’re driving in, just hop off the 101 at Market Ave and you’ll see it on your left pretty quick. Or if you’re strolling, head east from the local animal shop on Animal Avenue, then turn right on Third Street, easy to find, and honestly, it feels like a place that’s been part of Springfield’s heartbeat for ages.