The Factory in Deep Ellum, previously the Bomb Factory, is a live music venue located at 2713 Canton Street, Dallas, Texas, United States. The venue was opened for the public in 1993, and the place is owned by the Clint and Whitney Barlow. The Factory in Deep Ellum has a seating capacity of around 1,000-4,300 people who can attend the live music at a time.

The renovation of the venue took place in the year 2015. It remained closed from 1997-2015 and reopened on March 26, 2015, when the renovation was completed. The venue was first acquired by Henry Ford in 1914 for his automobiles assembly plant which was his first-ever plant as well. When World War II was happening, the venue was used to produce bombs and ammunition for the army, hence the previous name “Bomb Factory.”

Some of the notable events held at The Factory in Deep Ellum are the Grand Opening, which was headlined by Erykah Badu with the supporting role of Sarah Jaffe, on March 2015, and the second Annual Rageville Music Fest on October 30, 2015. The Music Fest also featured performances of 12th Planet, AraabMuzik, and Keith Ape. Don Henley performed at the venue on April 29, 2016, for the annual ESD Gala. On August 11, 2016, Mark Cuban’s network launched a five-week series which was also hosted by the venue.