Frequently Asked Questions about Troubadour
What is the capacity of the Troubadour?
The Troubadour is an intimate venue with a capacity of approximately 400 guests, providing an up-close and personal concert experience.
Where is the Troubadour located?
The Troubadour is situated at 9081 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069, right at the border of Beverly Hills.
How can I purchase tickets for events at the Troubadour?
Tickets can be purchased online via the official website troubadour.com or at the box office on show nights. Mobile and electronic tickets are accepted. Please note that most shows are 21+ after 9 PM.
What are the parking options near the Troubadour?
Parking near the Troubadour can be limited. We recommend using rideshare services like Uber or Lyft. If you prefer to drive, consider these options:
- West Hollywood Park Public Lot: Located at 625 N San Vicente Blvd, approximately half a mile away, offering free to low-cost parking.
- Paid Structure at 9056 Santa Monica Blvd: Directly across the street with rates ranging from $5 to $15.
- 120 N Robertson Blvd Garage: A short walk from the venue with reasonable rates.
- SpotHero: Pre-book guaranteed parking spots via SpotHero.
What is the seating arrangement at the Troubadour?
The seating at the Troubadour primarily consists of general admission standing on the main floor, allowing for an open and engaging atmosphere. There are also limited side balcony seating areas for those who prefer elevated views. The best spots for sound balance and sightlines are typically located center floor, about halfway back.
Are there any restaurants nearby for dining before a show?
Yes, there are several excellent dining options near the Troubadour. Notable mentions include:
- Dan Tana's: An iconic Italian-American restaurant next door, known for its classic pasta and steaks.
- Andys: A modern American restaurant offering creative cocktails and elevated comfort food.
- Gracias Madre: A beloved plant-based Mexican restaurant with stunning decor and inventive cocktails.
Bleachers Inglewood Concert reviews
An Evening with Cake is than Chocolate Cake
"I love Bleachers' music, having followed them for years. It was well worth the wait to see them come to the area. Their interaction with the audience left me with a happy feeling down to my soul, and a true desire to be there and perform for the crowd.
In the Handicap section, I would appreciate having one speaker directed towards this area. The seat is great, but the speakers in front of us caused muffled audio, making it difficult to understand the singing and talking. Even though I know the songs and could sing along, I would prefer a speaker aimed at the area."