Music venues

[mh]

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Originally Posted by chilkoot Haven’t been there in a few years but McCabe’s guitar store in Santa Monica CA has a small back room used for shows and I’ve seen a few great ones there (Dan Hicks and Roseanne Cash come to mind). A chance to see an artist you like in a room about the size of your garage.

They still have concerts there. Guitarist Charlie hunter plays there with some regularity and I usually try to catch those shows since he’s one of my favorites. Jazz wise , the blue whale in little Tokyo in LA is a pretty good venue. If you want an old style jazz dinner club experience Herb Alpert’s vibrato club in the Beverly glen area of LA is fun for that. Disney hall in LA is fantastic if you’ve never been there. Great acoustics and a unique building serve the music perfectly.

[daylatedollarshort]

We really like going out to music venues, especially tribute band concerts. Even the dive bars where we live have some pretty decent cover bands. We go to more smaller venues and concerts in the parks these days than arena type concerts.

[Oz investor]

am not ( medically ) allowed to get bruised , broken bones or cut up so can't mosh anymore

but most of the good venues in my area have been closed as well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVxnWBQ9_1k

Slayer concerts were never a problem for me i spend the whole concert embedded on the front rail ... the odd head butt is all you have to put up with , but yes they can get a little physical .