Troubadour - Hollywood

Had an amazing time last night! I bought the tickets in advance which was an easy process. I do recommend using the website to buy tickets. We went to see The Unlikely Candidates and Franklin Jonas. Had drinks and food which were all great. Savannah is an awesome bartender and took great care of us. I had margarita, Paloma, and Tequila sunrise and my date had a Paloma and a Long Island. They were all well made and she checked on us multiple times throughout the whole night. The staff was very kind and professional. Can't wait to go back and visit!

This place is amazing. It was first time being here. The chicken tenders and fries are the bomb dot com. My brother and I saw Janine here. It was a sold out crowd. She greeted everyone of us after the show. It was great.

INCREDIBLE staff. Extremely accommodating and helpful when I attended a show with my medical devices. Everyone made me feel very comfortable and welcomed throughout our entire night and the venue was accessible.

Legendary Troubadour! Centrally located in West Hollywood (WEHO). Cozy small venue. Think capacity is around 500. There's a small upstairs area with seatings. Main area is all standing, with no seatings. I don't mind standing and rocking out to the music.The sound system was pretty decent. It can get pretty loud and bassy sometimes. Came here to see one of my favorite indie alternative musicians, Olliver Wilde. He did NOT disappoint. Great performer and beautiful voice.Great venue to see your favorite band. It has an intimate atmosphere to enjoy the ? music.

Beyond its iconic historic status, this is a cozy music venue where there are very few bad locations from which to stand or sit to see and hear your favorite artists. You will NOT be disappointed. Seems ye old timers get there early and find seats on the far side of the bar. There is also bench seating up in the balcony area.Do not waste your time standing in a open field or arena simply to watch your favorite artists on a giant screen over loud, distorted acoustics. Where New York City simply watched its venues like CBGB and the Roxy evaporate, the Troubadour lives on! Come enjoy this hub of music while one can.