The Wiltern Concerts 2025

Nice old school venue, beautiful architecture, seats could be revamped. Sound was decent, the bartender and drinks were on point! The area/ neighborhood was super sketchy. But overall a nice and easy parking ( structure in the back of the venue is pricey but close -$30- )

Built in 1931 for the purpose of performing plays, and stands out for its entrance decorated with Art Deco-style tiles and its ceiling interior that symbolizes sunlight. The stage, which has been converted into a live stage, hosts a variety of performances throughout the year, making it the center of Los Angeles' performing arts scene. I attended a performance 'Timeless Romance' by Richard Clayderman, a world-renowned French pianist.

I had a great time at the Wiltern when I went to see the Yes concert. The entrance line was smooth and did not take long at all. The main lobby area is gorgeous with lovely colored lighting and many bars if you are into that. The main hall is spacious but you can see the stage well from any seat in there. The only gripe I had with the hall was the seats which were frankly kind of uncomfortable probably because of their age. If you are looking to go to a concert here I guarantee you will have a good time

Thank you for the wonderful experience of your theater last night with Everclear and The Pink Spiders. It’s beautiful with the preserved art deco from the 30’s Your staff was over the top with customer service, security, waiters, the aisle people every employee. In 45 yrs of going to concerts, never seen a waitress up at the barricade area. Or being able to leave my spot to use the restroom 3 times! I flew in from Phoenix. It’s the most wonderful place to see a show. I’d fly back to see another show there.

I would give 1 star for the atmosphere, this is the chair. if you are not tall enough, I suggest to buy the upstairs tickets. The show is so amazing! Another thing is I can’t really understand why people need to wait outside until 7:00pm if the show is 8:00pm?