List of music venues in Los Angeles

A list of music venues in Los Angeles, California.

List of venues

Opened	Venue	Capacity
1931	John Anson Ford Amphitheatre	1,200[1]
May 31, 2015	Teragram Ballroom	625
November 9, 2008	The Novo	2,300[2]
October 18, 2007	The Microsoft Theatre	7,100[3]
October 24, 2003	Walt Disney Concert Hall	2,265
June 1, 2003[4]	Dignity Health Sports Park	30,510[5]
November 9, 2001	Dolby Theatre	3,332
October 17, 1999	STAPLES Center	20,000
April 18, 2018	Banc of California Stadium	22,000
September 23, 1973	The Roxy	500
December 30, 1967	The Forum	17,500
January 16, 1964	Whisky a Go Go	500
1957	Troubadour	500
October 31, 1940	Hollywood Palladium	3,714
1936	El Rey Theatre	771
April 24, 1931	Fox Theater	2,000[6]
November 7, 1931	The Wiltern	2,300[7]
September 25, 1930	Greek Theatre	5,870
1927	The Theatre at Ace Hotel	1,600
November 7, 2014	The Regent Theater	1,100
2001	Echoplex	780
2001	The Echo	350
2015	Catch One	400
2006	Bootleg Theater	150
2017	Lodge Room	500
1990	The Mayan	1,700
2010	The Satellite	130
2017	Zebulon	300
2000	Hotel Café	220/75
June 4, 1930	Hollywood Pantages Theatre	2,703
1929	Royce Hall	1,800
October 18, 1926	The Fonda Theatre	1,200
February 15, 1926	Orpheum Theatre	2,000
November 11, 1926	The Belasco	1,500
May 1, 1923	Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum	93,607[8]
October 8, 1922	Rose Bowl	96,771
July 11, 1922	Hollywood Bowl	17,376
September 17, 1959	Dodger Stadium	57,000

Gallery

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  Staples Center
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  The Forum
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  Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
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  Hollywood Bowl
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  Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena (formerly)

See also

• List of concert venues

References

1. "The Ford Theatres". The Ford Theatres. Retrieved 2018-04-04.
3. About | Nokia Theatre L.A. Live
4. Dignity Health Sports Park Opening+
5. Dignity Health Sports Park Info
6. Rental Info | Fox Theater Pomona
7. "The Wiltern". www.wiltern.com. Retrieved 2017-01-12.
8. "Memorial Coliseum". Archived from the original on 2010-03-02. Retrieved 2014-10-27.