Intimate Concerts for LA Weekend Nights
Concerts take place beneath classic chandeliers in a 1936 Streamline Moderne theater on the Miracle Mile. In West Hollywood, live performances and DJ sets share an intimate lounge centered on a large bar.
The Peppermint Club brings live concerts and DJ sets into an intimate West Hollywood lounge on Beverly Boulevard. A large central bar anchors the room and serves craft cocktails. Seating is limited. On Fridays and Saturdays, the venue opens at 8 PM and closes at 2 AM.
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Curated EDM nights draw a dancing crowd to Matriarch LA in Koreatown. Its rooftop patio sits on Wilshire Boulevard. Two bars serve drinks. Reviews mention long bathroom lines. The lounge opens Thursday through Sunday at 9 PM and closes at 2 AM.
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Drawing Room is a dimly lit, cash-only East Hollywood dive on Hillhurst Avenue, open daily from 8 AM to 2 AM. The counter focuses on simple, fairly priced drinks rather than elaborate cocktails, and there is no kitchen. Jukebox tunes, engaging bartenders and regulars give the room its low-key character.
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Designed by Clifford Balch in 1936, El Rey Theatre is a Streamline Moderne landmark on the Miracle Mile. It spent more than fifty years as a movie house before becoming a live music venue. Concerts have an intimate setting beneath classic chandeliers, with multi-level flooring and an acclaimed sound system. Listed hours run from 7 PM to midnight daily. Age limits vary by event.
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