My favorite place to see a show in LA hands down. Be sure to get there early if you want to snag a table.
If you're looking for a venue that promotes social sharing from shows, The Roxy provides free Wi-Fi to encourage livestreaming, Twitpic-ing, et al. - Barb Dybwad En savoir plus .
It's fun to park and walk up to the Rainbow Room for a cocktail before Steel Panther on Mondays!
This place feels like home. The balcony is cool, but the floor sounds better - just get yourself a barstool. – Taylor Locke from Rooney
Not ready to leave? After the show, head up to the 4th floor VIP Lounge. It’s open after most shows—just check with security / guest services by the elevators.
Find parking on the streets. Free after 6pm. Or park by CVS- the parking structure. $5. The parking by the grocery store is $12.
Mid-sized concert venue that has the best of the new music coming through. Get tickets when you can. Don’t worry who is playing, it will be great. -Mark Peel, Top Chef
This club is so dark it feels like it’s always nighttime, even if you’re in there at 11am (which we have been). Perfect for checking out up-and-comers up close and personal. En savoir plus .
A little far from LA, but an amazing spot to see up and coming bands right before they blow up. Cut through the crowds on the left and make your way to the front of the stage.
The Lankershim shuttle is a definite must! Saw Counting Crows here in 2010. Amazing show, amazing venue and an incredible night! Can't wait to go back.
This is my favorite venue in the country. Be sure to bring your own food and get a seat by the soundbooth, where you can see the show, the crowd, everything! – Kelly Rowland
