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The Wiltern

The Wiltern is a historic Art Deco theatre located at the intersection of Wilshire Boulevard and Western Avenue in Los Angeles. 

Opened in 1931 as the Warner Brothers Western Theatre, it occupies the ground floor of the landmark Pellissier Building. Originally designed for film and vaudeville performances, the venue faced closure and demolition in the early 1980s before being saved by a major preservation effort. 

Following a full restoration completed in 1985, The Wiltern reopened as a live music venue and has since hosted a wide range of concerts and special events. With a flexible capacity ranging from 1,850 seated to 2,300 standing, it remains a favourite among artists and audiences. As of 2025, the venue is operated by Live Nation. 

Art Deco Wiltern Theatre at dusk with green facade, neon signs, and a crowd lined up outside; cars and traffic lights visible in the foreground.

What is The Wiltern’s capacity?

The venue accommodates up to 2,300 attendees in a standing configuration and 1,850 when seated.

How can fans get to The Wiltern?

The Wiltern is located at 3790 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010, accessible via the Wilshire/Western Metro station.

Is The Wiltern wheelchair accessible?

Yes, The Wiltern offers wheelchair-accessible seating and facilities.

Who has performed at The Wiltern?

Artists including Black Veil Brides The Rolling Stones, Madonna and Michael Bublé have performed here.