Roseland Ballroom

Roseland Ballroom was a renowned music venue and dance hall located in Midtown Manhattan, New York City.  Originally opened in 1919 at 1658 Broadway, it moved to 239 West 52nd Street in 1958, where it remained until its closure in 2014. 

Over its long history, Roseland Ballroom evolved from a traditional dance hall into one of New York’s most iconic live music venues. Known for its distinctive atmosphere and versatile space, it hosted memorable performances across decades and genres. 

The venue's flexible capacity was approximately 3,200, depending on the event configuration. Roseland Ballroom was a regular stop for major tours and intimate one-off shows. Its final concert took place in April 2014. 

Street view of the Roseland theater building with a marquee sign displaying "HAIRSPRAY" and red "ROSELAND" letters on the facade.

What was Roseland Ballroom’s capacity?

The venue could accommodate approximately 3,200 attendees, depending on event layout. 

When did Roseland Ballroom close?

The venue closed in April 2014, with its final shows held that month.

Who was the last performer at Roseland Ballroom?

Lady Gaga performed the final shows at Roseland Ballroom in April 2014.

Who has performed at Roseland Ballroom?

Artists including Bachman & Turner, Madonna, David Bowie and Guns N’ Roses have performed here.