Nobody can deny that Los Angeles houses some of the premiere event venues the world offers. Since LA offers such a large variety of venues, sometimes it is difficult to pick the best ones to attend. This spring and summer, what are some of the best venues to try and see a concert or event at? We’ve put together a list we consider to be some of the best event venues in LA:
Arguably the most famous amphitheater in LA, the Hollywood Bowl has hosted a number of big name artists and spectacular events. Found north of the Highland and Hollywood shopping complexes, the acoustics in the venue are legendary due to the structural shell found on top of the stage. Because of the amazing sound the theater provides, bands enjoy playing here.
This historic venue located on the Sunset Strip in LA reopened in 1993 under Johnny Depp’s ownership, changing its name from Central Club to the Viper Room. Depp booked appearances here by a variety of famous artists worth seeing including Johnny Cash and Tom Petty. Also known as the place where River Phoenix overdosed near in 1993, the history of this place—both wonderful and tragic—makes it a venue worth visiting. Check out the Viper Room here.
The Getty is a fantastic place to attend on summer evenings in Los Angeles because of the venue’s famous outdoor concert offerings. Admission is free for events hosted here, and feel free to pack a picnic and enjoy the music. To see what is currently happening at The Getty you can go to their Getty360 page here.
Perhaps one of LA’s most underrated venues, The Glass House offers: put something that makes it stand out here!. This venue has cheap tickets, affordable food and beverages, free parking, and a helpful staff that all make the music experience well worthwhile. Check this place out here.
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