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Fonda Theatre
The Fonda Theatre is a historic concert venue located on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. Originally opened in 1926 as Carter De Haven's Music Box, the venue has undergone several transformations, functioning as a playhouse, radio studio, cinema, and live music hall. Designed in the Spanish Colonial Revival style, it has operated under various names, including The Music Box, Guild Theatre, Fox Theatre, Pix Theatre, and The Henry Fonda Theatre.
Over the years, the Fonda has hosted major theatrical productions, radio broadcasts, film screenings, and high-profile live music performances. After undergoing restoration and modernisation, it reopened under Goldenvoice management in 2012, reclaiming its original name. Today, the 31,000-square-foot venue continues to be a vibrant hub for concerts and events, with a legacy deeply rooted in Hollywood's entertainment heritage.
What is the Fonda Theatre's capacity?
The venue can accommodate 1,200 people, with 900 in standing room, and 300 in the balcony (155 fixed seats, 6 couches, and an additional 100 standing).
How can fans get to the Fonda Theatre?
The Fonda Theatre is situated in Hollywood, CA, on historic Hollywood Boulevard. It is located just off the 101 FWY, between Gower Street and El Centro Street. To reach the venue, exit the 101 FWY at Gower Street and head south. The theatre is located just west of Gower Street on Hollywood Boulevard.
Is the Fonda Theatre wheelchair accessible?
All entries are accessible. The ADA viewing area is located to the right of the main downstairs bar when facing the stage.
Who else has performed at the Fonda Theatre?
Past performers include The Rolling Stones, Pearl Jam, Katy Perry, Radiohead, and Stevie Wonder. BROCKHAMPTON performed their final show at the Fonda Theatre on November 19, 2022.