The Warnors Center for the Performing Arts is an entertainment center in downtown Fresno, CA, housing three venues: the historic Warnors Theatre, the Star Palace Ballroom, and a restaurant and bar called Frank’s Place. Opened in 1928, Warnors Theatre features unique architectural details in the Spanish Colonial Revival style including a domed ceiling and chandelier. The ornate 2,100-seat venue hosts touring Broadway stars, blues and rock legends, and everything in between. The 325-capacity Frank’s Place is a restaurant and bar with dark wood, polished black and white floors, two bars, a small stage, and a dance floor suitable for more intimate performances. Frank’s Place provides a host of live music each week; from blues and country to Latin and more. The 700-capacity Star Palace Ballroom is located on the second floor of the Warnors Center for the Performing Arts complex and features large windows that open up to a view of downtown. ...

BarrelHouse Taproom and Speakeasy is located in the heart of historic downtown San Luis Obispo, CA. BarrelHouse SLO features 16 taps of year-round offerings, draft specialties, Stop by with friends for a delicious craft beer, enjoy live music, or enjoy a classic game of shuffleboard. Established in 2013, BarrelHouse Brewing Co. is a family-owned and operated craft brewery. ...

The historic Old River Monte Carlo is the oldest running bar in Bakersfield, CA. Open seven days a week, the Monte Carlo Saloon serves great drinks, delicious food, and a very good time with karaoke, line dancing, and live entertainment on the weekends. ...

Herb Alpert’s Vibrato is a bar, grill and supper club with live jazz performances, designed by legendary jazz trumpeter, and Grammy award-winning music icon, Herb Alpert to be one of the most acoustically-sound dining rooms in all of Los Angeles. Vibrato Grill Jazz is a swank date-night spot tucked into the hills above Bel Air. ...

Located on the iconic Hollywood Walk of Fame, The Bourbon Room is a bar, lounge, and live entertainment venue that hosts live performances ranging from rock n’ roll to stand-up comedy to immersive theatrical experiences. The Main Room is a 200-seat, multi-functional theater space with state-of-the-art sound and lighting plus cutting-edge production for the ultimate live music experience. The Bourbon Room’s speakeasy-style Cocktail Lounge features a full bar, HD TVs, chesterfield sofas, and a leopard-print stage. ...

Center Stage Theater is an intimate black box theater located on the top floor of Paseo Nuevo mall in downtown Santa Barbara, CA. The theater is available to rent for plays, concerts, dance performance, screenings, readings, lectures, meetings, and all kinds of events. Center Stage Theater is operated by Artspace, Inc., a California nonprofit corporation. ...

Opened in 1926, The Belasco is one of the premier entertainment and live event destinations in downtown Los Angeles, CA. Home to global touring artists, local sound scenes, and special events, the historic venue is comprised of a four main spaces: Chapel, Chamber, Sanctuary, and Confessional. The Chapel is the main concert space with a 1,300-capacity mezzanine and main floor, state-of-the-art sound and lighting systems, and large bars. The Chamber is a 250-capacity space under the main room of The Belasco. The Sanctuary is a 500-capacity ballroom on the third floor with a separate entrance. The Confessional is a restaurant and bar that holds up to 75. ...

Rickshaw Stop is an eclectic music venue in a former TV studio with a full bar and food service. The San Francisco venue features high ceilings, giant red curtains, vintage rickshaws, a balcony, and for certain events, a coat check and upstairs bar. ...

DNA Lounge has been one of San Francisco’s most popular nightclubs since 1985, hosting an always-eclectic variety of events, including all-ages live music, 18+ dance parties, burlesque shows, lecture series and private parties. The venue features two stages, four dance floors, seven bars, and a full-service late-night restaurant and cafe. ...

Located in the historic Boyle Heights community, The Paramount Los Angeles is a mid-sized ballroom that hosts a wide variety of acts; from internationally touring bands to fast-rising indie rock bands to popular local artists. The Paramount has a wide range of events and features a diverse calendar of musical and arts performances. ...

Opened in 1972, Rainbow Bar & Grill is a bar, restaurant, and rock ‘n’ roll institution on the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood, CA. The place is know for Lemmy’s Lounge and its statue of Lemmy Kilmister of the rock band Motörhead. The upstairs bar, Over The Rainbow, has a dance floor and live performances. ...

Established in Venice, CA, in 1915, Townhouse & The Del Monte is the the oldest, most classic bar on the West Side. Townhouse and its basement music venue The Del Monte Speakeasy present five nights of live music and comedy each week. Rotating DJs perform on the patio on Sundays. ...

Just above Harlow’s in Sacramento is The Starlet Room. The Starlet Room is the place to be if you’re looking for music that’s a little more underground. The artists upstairs at The Starlet Room may not be on the radio – yet – but they are a glimpse into where music is headed. Shows here are the perfect place to stay up-to-date on all the up-and-comers and discover your new favorite artist. The Starlet Room is equipped with a stage, dance floor, and full bar. ...

Established in 1907, the Swedish American Hall is a historic mixed-use event space and live music venue in the heart of the Castro in San Francisco, CA. The venue contains four individual spaces on three levels: The 300-capacity Freja Hall and 120-capacity Balder Hall on the second floor, 150-capacity Odin Room on the ground level, and the 300-capacity Cafe Du Nord speakeasy bar and music venue at the basement level. ...