Troubadour

Fun night at the Troubadour. We saw Dirty Honey and they rocked the house-sold out show.Be prepared to stand in a large crowd and not be able to get back to your location if you leave for a drink or restroom if the show is sold out.Thankfully the upper bar was open and we watched the show from there. Not sure about the parking situation, we took an uber. Keep Rock n Roll alive! Support the Troubadour!

The Troubadour is the perfect venue for an intimate concert experience. I saw Brett Young here, and it felt like he was performing just for me. The sound quality was excellent, and the small, cozy setting made the entire night unforgettable.However, a few things could be improved. The valet parking is located on a street behind the venue, which was inconvenient--front access would make things so much smoother. Also, the security guards taking away gum was a bit excessive; it felt unnecessary.Despite those minor quirks, I had an amazing time. If you're looking for an up-close and personal experience with your favorite artist, The Troubadour is unbeatable.

Disclaimer: this review is not about the venue yet as we are still in line outside. This is for some people who think they can get ahead of others by cutting in the line...When cutting in line is not cool...I don't really sweat the small stuff but this is just not right. The email says doors open at 7pm. It's 59degrees and several of us arrived at around 515ish to line up and brave the cold weather. When suddenly 2 guys came to have a "small talk"with people in the front and asked "is it worth to wait in line? It's the Vertical Horizon. They have not had a concert in Europe" and then they're now cutting the line and forced to chit chat until the doors open. Well it its worth to wait in line, respect the people who have lined up ahead of you. Because cutting lines is not cool! Where's the etiquette in watching concerts??? This is just so annoying.

Amazing venue with limited seating, but HANDICAPPED accommodations are available on a first come first served basis and you may email via their website for more information! So great! G LOVE AND SPECIAL SAUCE W/ Ron Artis II..... amazing show!!

I hate to admit it, but I haven't been back here since my hubby opened for Vonda Sheppard! What a great venue to see a show. Very small and intimate but they can back em in! The staff are very friendly and helpful. There is a separate bar to your left when you walk in that has some seats. You can hear the show and watch it on the screens if you prefer. Otherwise it's mostly standing room only. I believe the seats up in the balcony are more expensive and given to a few VIP's. There is a second bar in the back across from the stage. We were standing right at the stage so we had no obstacles in our way while listening to Shawn Colvin & KT Tunstall. They were amazing together and so funny! The room was packed but our fellow music lovers could not have been nicer. *The restrooms are located in the front bar and in the way back past the bar in the main room. *There was a long line when we arrived just after the doors opened but it moved quickly. *They offer Valet parking *Plenty of street parking (just read the signs and you may have to park a bit further away from the venue. *NO Food is served here. Just drinks.

Five stars for having an accessible place right next to the stage for both wheelchair users and other people with disabilities!!! Also love that they have food!!! Second time at the troubadour, but I am really impressed. Good job weho !!!!

Under an alcohol induced haze, I had an excellent time at the Troubadour. This institution has been around since 1957, and hosted many world-famous bands. The venue reminds me of a mini, House of Blues, with an upstairs perch allowing for additional viewing of the stage below. They also have a front bar area which is more or less separate from the stage/bar area. As one might expect, I wish they had more bar coverage, just be patient. The young ladies working the stage bar did a great job, I was impressed with their hustle. On this particular Saturday night (07/13/2024) the venue was hosting, Canal Street. I would call them a "ragtag" band that covers a wide array of music. They tend to dip their toe into 70's/80's rock, but their musical fascination expands well beyond that. As an example, they went from Black Sabbath to Led Zeppelin to Britney Spears, talk about diverse! In between you can expect the likes of Billy Idol, the Killers, and the Go Go's, to name a few. This band of 7 brings the fun with diverse musical stylings that go between female and male lead vocals.I found the Troubadour to be a fun venue and a great place to watch a concert. Parking can be a challenge.

As much as my husband and I enjoy music, you think we would have known this club existed, but we never heard of it. He had played down this strip when we were first married. I was working and didn't go. Never have been in this area. A well known band is touring all the clubs in the area raising money for a charity. Some friends of ours in L.A. got us some tickets. Seeing a band we grew up listening to who is selling out large coliseum in such a intimate club up close was awesome. For those who arent familiar like us, coming in from out of town, there are several parking garages and lots online with surprisingly reasonable pricing in the area. We searched online by distance to the club rather than what was nearby. They don't want you waiting in line more than an hour before the show if you are arriving in the main entrance. Limited seating in the balcony area. Mostly standing.

This is what a live music venue should look like.You're literally steps away from the artist. The sound quality is good. The intimacy of the performance is off the charts.Elton John, The Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, and many other huge stars played on this tiny stage. They don't get the talent like they used to but some of the acts are still excellent.They've got booze and food for sale and, believe it or not, the club is all ages. Personally, I don't think I would bring a kid here but there are rowdier bars for sure.There is some seating upstairs but not much. It's standing room only on the floor, as it should be.Dan Tana's is located about 15 feet away, seriously, and is a great choice before or after a show.If you're a fan of history and live music, make the pilgrimage.

There was an older gentleman who works security who is extremely rude and might I Add...Touchy... He took me to the side while I was trying to enter and questioned me over my erect member.... Extremely unprofessional staff. Nice venue overall. But I am deeply disturbed by that man...