Mohawk Place first opened its doors in Buffalo, New York in 1990 after being renovated by Pete Perrone. The Mohawk Place in Buffalo, New York had been vacated for quite some time before that but Pete Perrone was still able to preserve much of the interior to closely mirror what it looked like almost a hundred years earlier, when it was a turn-of-the-century gin mill.

By the early 1990s, Mohawk Place Buffalo began its history by hosting shows on its tiny stage. Many local and national blues performers began to play at Mohawk Place, gaining a lot of notoriety throughout the years. By 1995, Mohawk Place started to bring in underground acts from all over the country as well as original local bands and a younger crowd began to rub elbows with the bikers that frequented the bar. In 2002, Mohawk Place Buffalo decided to expand it's size to a 300-person-capacity venue. The back rooms, kitchen and the bathrooms were taken out to build a larger room with a much bigger Mohawk stage. Although the larger Mohawk Place stage was used the majority of the time, the smaller Mohawk Place stage remained for the more intimate shows.

The Mohawk Place Schedule proves that Mohawk Place is committed to adhering to it's blues roots by hosting Friday happy hours with various local blues bands. Mohawk Place is known as an artist friendly venue that tries hard to take care of the dedicated musicians that perform. All Mohawk Place employees are true fans of music and almost all of them are artists themselves.

Throughout the years, Mohawk Place has taken pride in hosting underground bands and independent artists. Some of the artists that have performed at Mohawk Place Buffalo include; Smog, The White Stripes, The Donnas, Steve Wynn, The Hold Steady, The Waco Brothers, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Mark Kozelek and many more.

Mohawk Place tickets sell out fast especially since they are so limited in number. If you see a show on the Mohawk Place Schedule that you would like to see, don't pass up the chance to buy Mohawk Place Tickets.