Regent Theater

Chill venue theatre to watch shows Last here for - A BRONX TALE- LORD FINESSE B-EARTH DAY ✨ D. I. T. C - DIAMOND D - KrS 1 - NICE & SMOOTH - PETER GUNZ - SADAT X (Brand Nubian) - BObby KNUCKLES - 👊 - & more.. What a performance they all gave 🫶super energized, positive show! ✨Spread LOVE!

I came here for one-of-a-kind event meant to bring together AI-centered community. Loved the setup - there’s an entrance area with a bar, high tops and high chairs. It works great for events, it’s a space to grab a drink and interact with people before sitting down. Plenty of seating - chairs and comfy couches. They do a lot of sport watching events here, can’t wait to attend!

Loved it there🌹It is perfect for first timers, there is a view from every side. It’s on a slight slope as you enter and makes the views intimate and as if you’re in a music video. The sound is great and goes with the great architecture. Love these older buildings and I would go again. The bands I went to see were absolutely amazing. The Wheel were amazing and we were able to do a meet and greet … the lead singer was so kind and generous with his time. The headliner was Leprous… they were also amazing. The vocals were beautifully sung and the drummer was great. There was a special guest drummer from Megadeth… great surprise 🩷 Both bands and their members performed great.

Excellent place to see a band good shows first time there went VIP as I do most shows took my daughter with me we really enjoyed it The lady that was working was really awesome. Very friendly and helpful that people there are cool. The only thing I think is out there a little bit is the people doing round houses in the pit I like the old Mosh days in the pit circle pits not none of this choreographed Britney Spears kind of crap with kicking I seen a couple people get hurt no bueno. I think it that should be controlled a little bit better. So everybody can enjoy it. Impending doom was incredible. This sound system there was incredible I will definitely be back there many times.

Nice open place, parking is pretty hard, u gotta find a spot and pay. Other than that, its a cool place.to go and see a concert

One of my favorite venues in LA -- the dancing and vibes are always great! 🕺💃🤘 There are three bars: 2 at the entrance and 1 upstairs -- Free water & cups were available all night at the upstairs bar. 🤗 There were a few tables and an extra space to sit on the second floor, but this is mostly a standing space.

Had such an amazing time at the Jam last night. Perfect setup. The only thing that I was a little unsure of was, when I was upstairs looking for the bathroom. I ended up in this weird room with papers all over the floor and I could hear this strange clattering sound and someone muttering. The closer I got to the sound the more apparent it became that there was no one else in that room. Scared me half to death. Other than that beautiful experience that I will definitely be talking about for years

Mediocre venue I go here sometimes to see the death metal shows I also went for the NYE Gothicumbia, but they hardly played any goth/dark wave music It was 90+% spanish/Cumbia music Which isn't bad, but not what I expected at all

Recently went to see Public Service Broadcasting at the Regent. It was voted a top US venue by Billboard magazine in 2024. It's a small intimate theater with a slope in GA which is nice for us short people in the. Back. They also have a second floor with chairs and tables you can eat and drink while watching the show. The sound was a bit loud on the treble side but they sold earplugs which greatly helped. Overall great venue!

The staff is kind and attentive here and I feel like with how busy this place can get they do their best to keep it organized. They are communicative but also can facilitate decorum when needed. The inside is nicely kept and the bar area has good drinks and snacks. It's the perfect mix of grungy but also neat at the same time. The venue feels cozy but fun at the same time. It's not too big and not too small. Sometimes I get overwhelmed in crowds but not here for some reason. Perfect for medium sized events.

Been to the regent more often recently and really enjoying how cozy the venue is and the great production value with the light show. Super easy to check in with tickets and clearing a quick security check. Wish I had a chance to stop by love song bar as they have themed cocktails but my well was well poured by the bartenders inside. I love how simple the venue is with upstairs seating but otherwise sloped standing room down by the stage so everyone can pretty much see. Look forward to checking out another artist here next time!

Not sure how I've never shared experiences at the Regent. I've probably been here a dozen or so times including one of my favorite shows with Shannon and the Clams plus Tropa Magica. Not to mention Hunx and His Punx and various artists. The Rock N Roll Flea Market is a must, a free entry event #SundayFunday. You can enjoy bottomless mimosas, eats at Prufrock Pizzeria and all the vintage fun. Regent Theater was built in 1914 and restored, reopening in 2014 with it's new additions The Love Song Bar and Prufrock. It can hold up to 1100+ people, with incredible acoustics, back bar inside the main theater, restrooms, loads of space, stellar lighting and sound. Doors open usually an hour or so before your show or event. Seeing Sophie Ellis-Bextor and so excited for it and her. Free Wi-Fi. Full bar. Full on amazing. Balcony area, not to mention VIP area for seating. We have Will Call tickets, which I can't remember the last time that happened, but excited to support this music and event venue gem that's been part of Los Angeles history, experiences and culture for over 100+ years. Parking is street, local garage with some suggestions for lots across the street. It's very walkable from other areas if for instance you're near Grand Central Market and other hubs. Check their site, posts and media for the latest updates and calendar for what's to come. Rock out at The Regent!!

Great intimate venue to see your favorite artist! Loved how there was food and a bar and you could also opt to sit in the balcony area to enjoy the concert. Not a bad seat in the house (mainly bc it's mostly all standing room) but my statement still stands! Staff and security was friendly as well.

Came here with a cousin this past week for the , Oct 29th for the Lucha Vavoom show and when I tell you that it was all that in a bag of chips, you can take it both literally or figuratively because both would apply! You have to step back from it and give the promoters and producers some serious credit here. This is about the best example of organized and or packaged chaos that one can imagine! Whether you were here for the wrestling, the men, or the women, you were going to walk out of here with something! In any case, I'll let a few of the videos and pictures do the talking here. A great time was had.

The Regent Theatre has always been a cool spot for performances. Came here this past Friday for Kcamp concert and it was good! I had a good time and the venue is not bad and they have balcony and VIP area for seating. I recommend getting seating because your feet does start hurting. They have drinks and snacks that's about it. You can put your name down on the waiting list to see if no one comes for reservations to sit down, but it's $30. They are pretty good with service and accommodating. Will come back. They have parking right across the street for $25.

Can't ever really complain about this venue. Decent drinks and i love that there's food right there. I went for my first Lucha Va Voom show which was sooo fun! Production and the staff was all in a good mood which made everything even better.

I would have probably never discovered this venue weren't it for a friend, but I love what they do with the spaces; it reminds me of my Tigerheat days back at the Avalon. Sigh to the early 2010s. Good bands, ample space to dance around and take poor-lit selfies while drunk, and fruity, potent cocktails at the bar next door. Kudos for the production value onstage; really sets it apart from the small venues in Echo Park and Silver Lake that typically cater for indie bands. The outside patio proved just as fun and gives way to meeting some interesting folks/music aficionados. The grungy hipster inside me gives The Regent a 10/10.

We got last minute tix to see a sold out show with Dogstar. The closest parking lot for $25 cash only was full, and we were directed to another one a few blocks over. It was only $10. There was a QR code on the signs by the parking spaces that you can pay online. However, it was a 2 block walk. Just be sure to follow the crowd before and after the event. We received a wrist band for over 21 and under 21. Once we walked in, there's another bar entrance to the left which I believe may serve food? But it was used to sell merch during and after the show. The restrooms were located right before the door inside. When we walked in, I was surprised at how roomy this theatre felt. It was was standing room only with no seats except for the balcony and sides. Didnt feel crowded and the room temp was comfortable. The acoustics were nice too. No frills like other historic theatres with art deco. There was also another large bar off the side. I dont know if I didnt notice this with older theatre spaces or WeHo clubs but i appreciated how the floor sloped slightly downward closer to the front of the stage which made viewing optimal even with taller folks ahead of us. So really not a bad viewing spot in the mosh pit. We could see the band members pretty close too! I would definitely come back to this theatre for another show.

Came here for Ruby Ibarra and Pinay Voltron's NPR Tiny Desk concert. Bartenders worked efficiently and the slanted floor made it a more enjoyable experience, making it slightly easier to see the stage from different parts of the room. Ambiance was chill. The main drawback, as is the case with many establishments here in LA, is the parking situation. Give yourself some extra time to find parking before your event.

Inside is a cool venue, great sound and multiple levels (sunken down-sloping floor area, raised bar area with great line of sight, and an upstairs mezzanine). But, the outside is a an absolute war zone because of The Regent's close proximity to skid row and because of that, the parking options are super expensive or super sketchy, or both. Uber in if you can or pay the extra money for the lot across the street. Oh, and you will get worked over by a homeless person while waiting in line to get in. The security doesn't care. There's probably something they can do about it, like placing just one extra security guard outside at the middle or end of the line and just shoo them away and tell them not to bother their patrons, but they choose not to. Either way, they are definitely all up in your face asking for a dollar or a cigarette. On the walk over from our $15 unattended, sketchy parking lot 2 blocks away (not worth saving the extra $10 btw) we had a guy throwing items across the sidewalk in front of us out of his bag while yelling. One of those items he threw was a pair of large scissors. By the time we got to the venue, we were thoroughly uneasy and scared. We dreaded leaving the venue after the show, you know, at midnight now. I will definitely try to avoid shows at this place in the future.

Old school since 1914. For more than a decade I've been coming to this venue to see heavy metal music bands. Since there is no seating and it has an open floor it's a popular spot for a mosh pit. The ticket prices are always reasonable but the drinks can be a little pricey. There is a pizza pub connected to this venue in case you get the munchies.

Such a cool music venue! I hadn't been in six years since I saw Rooney play. Shows are standing room only so be sure to wear comfortable shoes! This time around was much different! Boyfriend and I got there early and decided to ask the hostess at the VIP deck overlooking the stage what the cost is - at $30 per person, it was reasonable so we got our wristbands and had first choice of seating. We could have had side couches off to the side with little tables but it would be impossible to see behind the crowd. So we opted for a high table overlooking the stage which was SO WORTH it! How nice to be at a show away from anyone invading your personal space. And your own personal waitress - just scan the QR code for a menu of bites and beverages and she appears in no time! The show we saw was great! We're now fans of Tx-based Tele Novella and, Of Montreal is an art installation and music all in one. Great experience - we'll be back perched on the VIP deck next time!

The Regent is an old 1914 movie house converted to a live performance venue. While not an ornate Broadway "palace" venue. It still reeks of history and much of the original architecture remains. There is a bar and restaurant on site too. Bathrooms are super convenient and large. We saw "The American hysteria seance podcast show" there. It was a fun, informative show with a live band, well worth the ticket. Glad there are venues like the Regent for LA theater goers to enjoy. Recommend.

A couple friends and I came here for the Netflix is a Joke series with JR DeGuzman. The show itself was really entertaining. I'm not sure what the music setup is like, but for a simple mic and guitar setup for his set, the sound was just fine. There was no clipping, distortion, or feedback. The two star rating comes from the overall feel and organization. The place just felt dirty. We got VIP seats. It's a snug fit for four, but for three it's perfect. Trying to figure out where you sit isn't much more organized. There was no one downstairs to help guide folks with where they needed to sit, but there was gentleman upstairs who did let us know that our coach was in the corner. I decided to upgrade the seats based on a previous review indicating that the standard chairs were uncomfortable for a show. I will say that it's probably worth the upgrade, but the only catch is that I could feel one of the bars near the front part of the couch. We were welcomed and told to have a great show, so there's that. Based on first impressions, this would be super low on the venues to hit up unless there's someone I really want to see here. Other than that, just below mid on venue and staffing. Food wise, they do have drinks, and the snacks offered are candy bars and bags of chips upstairs. It reminds me of Little League snack bar sans the hot dogs or pizza replaced by mixed drinks. Not a hard pass, but a pass with an exception if you really want to see someone here.

The Regent was awesome. Friendly welcoming staff and security. The theater was set up for standing only for the concert. The sound was ok but could have been better. They were on top of their game as there was really no wait time for setup after each set. Bar had decent prices, and the bar staff were friendly. There is no food here, but there is a pizza place next door, and the love song bar is adjacent to them. Overall, it's a decent spot for a concert. My only complaint is that they have no parking lot. You have to find parking in DTLA, which is crazy.

There's something grody, grimy, yet great about a sleazy LA neighborhood. Coming from SD, I'm no stranger to urban blight but there's something rawesome, yes RAWesome, about LA. I came to The Regent to see Kim Nekroman twirl his coffin and it was my first time at this venue. I enjoyed it! It hits all my checkpoints--full service bars, easy to navigate, convenient parking (paid), straightforward entry, good midsize capacity, and good acoustics. I'll be back!

The Regent is a great venue with great staff. We saw Sophie Ellis Baxter. It's a standing only show, and I have bad knees and wife has bad back. So I wrote them an email and they said no problem check in at the box office when you arrive. When I got there, we were escorted to the balcony where a sofa was reserved with our name on it! Fantastic help and great show

The Regent is a fine venue. Visibility, sound, line waits - no complaints. I wish I'd had a better time at the show I went to, but the crowd was obnoxious and ruined the evening. That's not the venue's fault, though.

We attended a " free" concert with the Bugaboo Assassins and they were amazing... The security team had an unprofessional attitude and approach to dealing with the public. Only the bartender and merch person were nice. However, many of the regent security staff made the event less enjoyable.

Recently came to a concert here and needed some special accommodations, by calling ahead they were able to reserve some space which made my night much more enjoyable :) The venue is intimate with a bar and upstairs level, while the room was full it never felt crowded, easy access to a restroom just outside the concert doors and another bar and pizza place easily labeled on your way out for some after concert fun. Two generous sized liquid death sparkling waters ran about $6 each plus tip. It was extra loud that evening (Apple Watch letting me know over 100) and the sweet bartender came over offering ear plugs which was heaven sent and now I am showing my age. The sound was still great with the ear plugs in. Found metered parking a few blocks away for an easy, short walk to the venue. A semi busy area, I wouldn't want to walk alone at night though.

Nice venue. Not quite as nice of a show. I came here for Ryan Ross and Dallon weekes. After the first hour long phantom planet set I thought surely they would be out soon... no dice. I am now three hours in to the concert with no sign or Ryan Ross. I feel like I'm being held hostage. The situation is unfolding live but suffice to say I am not gerbiled out. Surrounded by young kids all dressed like Ryan I assume that I am not the only one who got tricked. When you announce a show I think it's necessary to say if you're playing a FULL album front to back. I feel blindsided and trapped by the situation and am longing for the show to end. Phantom Planet I miss when Jason was in the band. Good show and good venue but Christ is it too long. Phantom Planet you will begin to cough in four days. This show is now longer than the eras tour.

Not a bad small venue. The floor is slanted so the view is pretty good. Ive not been to the balcony but if you're in the back of the balcony it's probably not as good since it's flat. I've been here twice and I never waited in line so the security and the ticket check is very quick. Floor must've been pretty hot and poorly ventilated bc someone fainted in the middle of one of the shows I went to. Security got to her pretty quickly I usually purchase parking on parkwhiz for something within a couple of blocks but it feels a little sketch as woman walking alone at night but nothing ever happened.

I came here for the Yard Act concert tonight - hadnt been here in a while and forgot how great the acoustics were ! The headliner went on a little later than scheduled but otherwise all good ! Easy to get in, clean restrooms, and reasonably priced merch and drinks - I'll be back !

Back again. Stand by the sound booth for perfect sound and the DJ has music I've never heard before.

I've come here now for one comedy show and four or five punk or metal concerts, and it's a nice small space. A great place to see a band, because of the compact size of the place. They also have a pizza place and an extra bar attached to the venue outside of the security entrance area. For the most part I have had no problem finding affordable $15 parking about a block and a half away, however when I went to see Black Flag last month I have to say it was like "Escape From New York" walking that block. Pimps getting aggressive with working girls, drug dealers in doorways, and crazy people jumping in front of moving cars and chasing bicyclists and women up and down the streets. It is always sleazy in DTLA, but this area around The Regent seems to be degenerating exponentially. They used to be General Admission with a few seats upstairs along the front rails for VIPs or people who wanted to pay a small upgrade. That has changed. Now, if you order your tickets online, you can buy an upgrade to sit on three rows of bleachers upstairs or at some tables on the side of the ground floor. Upstairs is $10 pp and downstairs is $20 pp. If you can get downstairs, buy in advance. You will see this will raise the price of your ticket a little bit in addition to the upgrade fee. But those seats are worth it. The bleachers upstairs, that used to be first come first served are not. The slabs you sit on are rock hard wood planks probably on cement. Your butt and legs will hurt. Also, your feet will be crushed by people's butts in front of you. They keep people from walking in front of the bleachers to get to the bar - they have to go around - but then the same guards who are on this like hawks turn a blind eye when some drunks get up and stand at the guardrail blocking the sightline for the people who are sitting on the bleachers and paid an upgrade. This is super annoying. Downstairs, they tell you that you have to order your drinks and food from a waitress and there is a mandatory 20% tip applied. They don't tell you that there is a 20% tip applied to the $20 upgrade fee. Like WTH? I don't know if how the 20% works when you order the upgrade online in advance, as the one show I did this upgrade downstairs I did at the show cause there were available tables. I also think you have to be a minimum of 2 to get a table downstairs, but I could be wrong. Drinks and food are overpriced, like all places, but the waitresses and bartenders are friendly. I hate that every bar has the same 5 canned beers. Obviously the people that run most of the clubs must have a contract with them. Otherwise, in addition to the intimate setting, the sound is good, and the ground upgrade area allows you to see over the crowd if there is going to be a lot of moshing and pits. I recommend the place for a concert, but get ready for a bizarre experience getting from your car to the venue and back again after the show. Oh, and for comedy shows, they put up folding chairs and have assigned seating.

I was unable to resell a pair of tickets I purchased for this venue on ticketmaster, far in advance of the show. According to ticketmaster, the regent didn't turn on resell for the show. I had purchased the tickets but then a life event led me to be unable to see the show. They should enable customers to resell their tickets in case things come up.

I came here last night to see Stavros Halkias. I don't know if this was a ticket master issue or a regent issue but our tickets listed the show starting at 8:30, when actually, doors opened at 8:45 and the opener didn't come on until 9:45. The venue has a bar and pizza place right next to it, however, so even though we ended up waiting for 45 minutes to get in, we could sit at a table comfortably. We parked at the Paragon lot a couple lights down from The Regent and it was less expensive than the lots immediately next to the venue and had bigger spots. Definitely worth the extra walking. The venue itself feels... sticky. The tables we waited at and the uncomfortable metal chairs we watched the show in both felt unclean. The air conditioning was nice and it made having to sit shoulder to shoulder with other people a little better. Everyone that works there was really polite and they got us through the doors quickly. I've been going to shows at The Regent for years now and every time, the experience is pretty similar. A little uncomfortable physically, but it always ends up being a really good time.

I visited tonight and loved this intimate space. It's a small venue and the seats though close together we very comfortable. The acoustics and sound were good. There is a bar when you walk in to get drinks - alcohol and non. They sell popcorn. Food and bars are nearby too. Easy paid parking is across the street. See website for more details.

Interesting spot in downtown Los Angeles, came here to see a concert. A mix of the old and the new, old building with older decor and the personality of a good ol' friend while hosting new artists, new music and uplifting spirits. Honestly I think it's just the right size venue to host a more intimate event. Parking lot right across made it super convenient. Got the privilege of going back stage to meet the artist and found myself in the charming alley. Good stuff

Cool theater. The floor slopes down which helps the people in the back see better. That was nice. It's attached to a pizza shop with some pretty decent grub for before or after bites. Merch was also sold there so it worked out space wise. I didn't see any free space inside the actual theater. They have a couple bars in the back with decent selection though I just went for a canned seltzer. It's dtla so parking is whatever but there was a lot across the street for $20 that night. I'm sure it depends on the show.

I was at the Crown the Empire show on Saturday night. I emailed ahead for ADA, and I just want to say.. Andrew and the staff were all so helpful in getting us to our reserved seats and also pointing out where everything was at. Great job Regent team, made my kids concert experience awesome!

What a great venue I loved that they serve free iced water as soon as you wall in. Walk up and fill it yourself, no need to wait for a bartender. $10 for a can of cider is a bit on the pricey side but what do you expect for a concert VIP tables, and a bar upstairs, downstairs is standing room only Attentive bartenders you aren't standing around for a drink This was an old movie house so the floor is slanted which is GREAT for viewing, not a bad view in the house, however it is a bit rough on your legs and knees standing slanted for a long time. Wear comfy shoes The only major complaint is LOCATION. You are literally amongst skid row. As a woman, walking here, especially in concert or club attire is a bit sketchy Street parking was all I saw, and I would leave all valuables at home if you choose to park around here All in all, a great intimate place to catch a band Prefer this type of experience vs a large overcrowded venue

Had not been to The Regent in a bit. I think I had issues with the sound, plus going downtown and dealing with parking and all that. At least here there's a paid lot directly across from the venue. We actually lucked out the night we came 'cause we found free parking right on the corner of the street. This review is more for the customer service of the staff here. We needed some extra accommodations and a very nice gentleman named Andrew helped us above and beyond. Everyone of the venue staff we encountered was super friendly and also the restaurant attached next to the venue wasn't bad for the kind of food it served.

The staff here were extremely attentive and accommodating! They saw that we were lined up a little earlier than call time for VIP check in, so they directed us where to form a line, checked in on us, let us move into the shade because it was a hot day. One staff member even came up to all of us and told us to let them know if anyone on the street was bothering us or making us feel uncomfortable. They were super friendly and answered every question we had, and checked in on us before we raised concern. Truly appreciated their hospitality, hope to go to a show hosted by them soon!

Came here to see FOZZY and had an amazing experience! The venue looks small but its accommodating to the crowd. Spacious enough to headbang, dance, walk to the bar to get drinks, and catch a good live video for your IG feed. The music sounded amazing, really great venue to truly enjoy the main event and get an intimate feel. The main pit area leans towards to the front stage which allows everyone in the pit area to have a great view. The lighting was great, truly enjoyable experience. There is not much street parking but you can pay for parking across the street.

Really good shows, the ambience varies with the show but it always fits, drinks do the job , and you have to check out The Love Song bar together with Prufrock Pizzería

Pretty cool theatre, although one of the bartenders was rude downstairs for literally no reason. Apparently they do not make every drink you'd expect but it is what it is, I didn't have a problem with that and found something else. Overall it's a neat venue. The theatre itself was cool, they have these light up pillars that were pretty interesting. It is on the small side so if you are smaller yourself and want to have a guaranteed good view, I'd recommend the bleacher seats. It got very packed and was hard to locate the restrooms but that's expected and I would definitely come back here. Bleacher seats have a private bar area too, so no need to mess around with the other more crowded bars.

Bought VIP mezzanine seating, we were supposed to be on top on a couches. They gave us bar stool on the bottom with nothing to lean on for 2 hours. Someone took our seats and it was unorganized seating for mezzanine. We paid for better seating and at the end of the show our butt was hurting. Never again. For those purchasing VIP Mezzannine, the map on the website is not the same as the actual size of the location. Get to the top floor and get those couch seatings. Bar stools were so uncomfortable to sit on. THeyre made to sit on casually and get up to walk around, but this was a comedy show and we were sitting all 2hours on those cheapy home depot bar stools.

I came to town for the Netflix is A Joke festival and visited The Regent to see Ms. Pat. The venue was great, though they could use more bathrooms. I arrived early and grabbed a slice of pizza from Prufrock and a beer (a pineapple sour, which was yummy!) from The Love Song bar; both located within the venue. Because of the elevation in the room, you were pretty much guaranteed a good seat no matter where you were. I sat on the front row and had a good time. I do wish the chairs would've been spaced out a little further. The guy next to me literally breathed all over me every time he laughed. I'm glad I flew across the country to see one of my favorite comedians!

Attended a comedian show seeing Jessica Kirson. The seats were close together but because the ceilings are high I didn't feel trapped. The bars on both sides were really great and the service was amazing.

I've been to this venue many times to see some kind of rock band, and even when they still had the 90s club nights. I prefer the venue when it's a music hall since I've been heckled and harassed by people when it becomes a bar space. I've had some very poor experiences with security, who ignore me even when there's a physical altercation between someone in my party. So I just don't come here during the club nights. When it comes to performing bands, the space is much more tolerable. There's no bad standing area in the entire venue. From up close to the sides to all the way towards the bar area, you have a clear shot of the stage no matter where you're standing. Even if you're shorter than the average person, you can easily see the band because the floor is slightly elevated towards the back. This creates a semi amphitheater like standing area, and allows for people towards the back to still have a good view of the performer.

I came for a lecture series. First queuing outside was super sketchy. I was approached by several homeless people while waiting (as was everyone else in line) all of which were noticeably high and rather aggressive. The bar was pretty fast but they offered popcorn. Nice touch except there little machine only made about a bag and a half at a time. The line for those who had paid and were waiting was ridiculous. Because it was a lecture they put out folding chairs. Seemed like every seat in the house had a good vantage point but the chairs were so uncomfortable I ended up leaving early. There is a parking lot across the street that was convenient it only took cash, but there is an ATM right there and they had no problem letting me park, go to it, and come back to them. The pizza place next-door was also convenient when I got there super early, but they had a very paired down menu from the menu that was posted.

Saw Phantom Planet here last week and had a really good time. I emailed the venue beforehand (there was info on the website) to inquire about ADA seating, as I have a disability. Andrew from the venue replied promptly and took care of me that night, taking me upstairs to a seated area right by the railing so we could have a clear view of the stage. He even brought us some cold water, which was really nice. The ADA seating is a table with sturdy bar stools, but he also let me know that folding chairs can be provided if needed. We had a great view of the stage and enjoyed the show.

Here to see syml tonight; love their soft dreamy voices and calming songs- seeing a pattern with me here?! Line up early as it's a mad rush to the stage, first come first in line for the mad dash! Besides not paying for parking and walking far- careful it can get pretty sketchy and gross- but wear my fastest running shoes for that reason and crazy stage run! Ha! It's all worth it. Regent is a relic and well worth the visit!

I have to share my amazing experience and shout out how stellar their ADA support is, especially Andrew, but the entire staff was so accommodating and helpful. Going to shows can be a real stress for someone with limited mobility and having had horrific experience at the forum earlier this year, I was worried for the same for the Patrick Watson show last night. Andrew replied to my email request for ADA seating within minutes (!!), had options for seating, and actually followed through the night of the event. My partner couldn't attend at the last minute, and the bartender was kind enough to place an order and get my dinner from the place downstairs! SERIOUSLY this was a great experience and I recommend anyone with limited mobility to attend a show here - they will take care of you and make sure your night is great

Some of the individuals on the security team here need to do better. They were kicking individuals out that tried to stage dive back into the crowd after crowd surfing. I didn't see any signs saying stage diving wasn't allowed - but if that's the venue's rules, that's understandable. But it got to the point where the guitarist noticed how unnecessarily aggressive one of the security guards were dragging people out. She was screaming bloody murder because she was trying to explain she did not have her phone on her, and he still yanked her out back to kicked her out. There was another security guard who was responsible for catching the people crowd surfing up at the barrier. I saw him drop 3-4 people because he was too occupied with entertaining his friend that kept play peek-a-boo from behind the curtain/stage.

Saw Pete Correale the comedian here. Love the guy and would go anywhere to see him. Even a theater two blocks from skid row with metal folding chairs. It was a small intimate venue, which was cool, but it was a middle aged crowd who I think prefer comfy seats. Great drinks and food attached to the building staff was good.