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- g oconnorJune 17, 2015Intimate performing space with fantastic acoustics, good bars, a small kitchen, and a history that puts the Whisky to shame! Lenny Bruce was one of the. First arrests here - back in 1957. Obscenity!!
- CJ BruceAugust 23, 2014Classic west Hollywood venue for live music. Great views from multiple seats in the house, but it's all about the upstairs VIP (sometimes) area with a separate bar.
- g oconnorJune 17, 2015The Troubadour has a small kitchen, front and rear bars, and an intimate performance space. It exists because it sets the standard - the Whisky only wishes it sounded as good.
- Donna BalanciaApril 19, 2015The Troubadour is a great, legendary venue! The owners are fun and the staffers are friendly. Some of the best acts from around the world perform here, so it's really a must when in LA! Read more
- Lauren :DOctober 22, 2015Another wonderfully small place to see a band in LA. Pretty good parking situation as well. Plenty of lots nearby.
- My favorite music venue. Small, great sound, good view from anywhere, cameras are fine, and great musical acts are always showing up.
- Marina JamiesonOctober 24, 2014Cozy space to drink and listen to the blissful music with a close group of friends. Sound is great!
- Secret parking area south of the venue on Civic Center Drive where the Beverly Terrace hotel is. 100% free guaranteed parking every time. Reply me on Twitter (@mightymendoza) if you find it. ;)
- Kick back and relax in the loft with a vip card, or get close and stand next to the stage, my favorite spot! Small venue so you're always close to the action.
- Line 6November 30, 2011Perhaps the best live sound in LA! Intimate venue that sports a balcony for the less adventurous show goers. If you have the opportunity to play here DO IT! You won’t regret it!
- Line6November 30, 2011Perhaps the best live sound in LA! Intimate venue that sports a balcony for the less adventurous show goers. If you have the opportunity to play here DO IT! You won’t regret it!
- C. Vincent PlummerOctober 22, 2011The VIP bar makes up for the fact that parking around here is atrocious... It's nice to step away from the sweaty crowd, grab a drink, and watch them set up the stage on the tele.. Classy move.
- Buford BarnesJuly 6, 2012Take the 704 bus so you can drink AND stay for all of encores at one of LA's famous venues that still does alternative. Buy tickets at the box office to save money and check the sign for secret shows.
- Jen BaconMarch 29, 2017MRKTS! Support local live bands... Don't let special venues get torn down because of lack of interest. You will regret not having the troubadour and places like it.
- A very small venue. Some of the security guys are super nice. Don't forget your ID if you want to drink and come early if you want a good spot (for sold out shows).
- Justin McCammonMarch 25, 2015Very intimate and very loud venue. Bring earplugs or buy them at the bar. You won't see music up this close anywhere else in LA.
- Karrine & Co.®July 20, 2013Bring earplugs! This place has one of the best (and loudest) sound systems in town. Also, be prepared to stand, unless in the balconies.
- Where Los Angeles MagazineMay 21, 2012Small enough to lend intimacy to singer-songwriters, but big enough for a raucous rock show. A favorite stop for musicians and arena headliners: Prince & Coldplay have previewed new material here. Read more
- KatrinaNovember 20, 2014Great place to go for live music. Many famous musicians played here. Definitely stop by!
- GeorgeOctober 27, 2012Great time. Clean floors & the bar was well kept! Bartenders friendly & know their drinks! Awesome place to see bands. Up close & personal.
- RCRD LBLApril 13, 2011Classic LA rock spot in West Hollywood. Head straight upstairs to the uniquely designed mezzanine for a less pushy shovey experience, and the best sound in the whole spot.
- Mark ByersAugust 26, 2016They have food, freely give out water, and have places in the back and upstairs to sit. Friendly staff too.
- Krista PerkinsMarch 28, 2013I love tho place. A nightmare to he to via public transit but when one of your favorite bands is playing, it is well worth it!
- Brett R.January 26, 2018Small venue. Close to the act. Good Jack and Cokes. We sat in the balcony, so no stress on older knees and backs.
- JenniferOctober 15, 2014The sound in the Troubadour is nearly always perfect. A great venue, if rather claustrophobic at times.
- Do not come here for the food - but they have some if you need it. Nearby - Dan Tanas - the palm - and a very good Indian restaurant!
- nikkiDecember 12, 2016cozy venue best used to indie rock. hip hop and dance nights get awkward in the narrow spaces.
- Have cash on hand, people. Finding an ATM when you've decided you want to make that urgent merch purchase for your new favorite band is a hassle. No conveniently located ATMs in the area.
- Charles EdgeJanuary 7, 2012Not a lot of more historical rock clubs in LA. Not as awesome as it used to be, but lots of awesome acts still love to play there!
- Roc NationJune 8, 2011Go here to catch great bands for cheap and the acoustics are undeniably incredible. Check out Richard Pryor's self entitled debut, also recorded here. This venue has seen it all including Bob Dylan!
- PacificStandardTimeOctober 10, 2011In 1957 the Everett Ellin Gallery was located in this building, and exhibited prominent American artists. Learn about art in L.A. from 1945-80 in the Getty’s Pacific Standard Time exhibitions. Read more
- David CaffreySeptember 14, 2011I love it.. Sometimes you can go and it cost $20 to see a show like Bats for Lashes, but other times, like Hall and Oats played there it was a couple of hundred dollars, WTF its not Pink Floyd.
- Legendary venue. Small intimate and everyone has played here.
- John CorderoFebruary 6, 2013Small venue but one of my favorites. If you're thirsty, get ready to pay $3 + tip for a glass of tap water -___-
- Andi GalpernOctober 31, 2010if you want to enjoy the show without feeling overly crowded, you can always escape to the balcony and watch the band play with a full view.
- Fast CompanyFebruary 14, 2011In the early '90s, Zack Zalon, cofounder of Hello Music (a 2011 Most Innovative Company), worked as a manager at this club. He brought hundreds of acts to the stage, including No Doubt and Pearl Jam.
- Claire KayApril 12, 2015Small intimate venue. Great place to see your favorite up and coming artist.
- g oconnorJune 17, 2015James McMurtry. Fantastic opening set. Guess I'll have to make it to Austin more often.
- One of my favorites. Arrive early or push through to the front. Read parking signs scrupulously.