Troubadour
Live music venue · Norma Triangle ·
Historic intimate venue hosting legendary and up-and-coming artists
Historic intimate venue hosting legendary and up-and-coming artists
"Located at the south end of the Norma Triangle — one of LA’s most fascinating neighborhoods where West Hollywood meets Beverly Hills to the west and the Sunset Strip cradles the north — the restaurant is steps away from the 66-year-old Troubadour concert venue." - Mona Holmes
"For intimate live music history, I’d seek out the Troubadour in West Hollywood, where artists like Elton John, Bob Dylan, and Harry Styles played early in their careers." - Keyla Vasconcellos
"If you want to grab something quick to have on hand before hitting the wineries, drop by Troubadour Bread & Sandwiches. The excellent bread is baked in-house, and the thick sandwiches filled with options like pastrami, chicken salad, and goat cheese with pesto and vegetables are sturdy enough to last a few hours while you visit a few wineries. They’re perfect for a picnic lunch between wine-tasting stops or to nibble on as you wait in traffic on the drive home. It wouldn’t hurt to snag a loaf of sourdough to bring home, either." - Allison Green
"Troubadour's fully waterproof nylon bags are made from recycled materials. The Apex Backpack is ideal for day trips or business travel, while the Adventure Carrier Tote is a durable and lightweight weekend bag."
"This longtime West Hollywood live music venue — closed for over a year due to the pandemic — could benefit from the federal Shuttered Venue Operators Grant (SVOG) administered by the Small Business Administration. SVOG funds may be used for payroll, rent, mortgage, utilities and other operating expenses; eligible venues that were in operation before Feb. 29, 2020 can qualify, and some applicants may receive grants equal to 45% of their 2019 gross earned revenue (or up to $10 million, whichever is less). The program, meant as a lifeline for shuttered clubs and concert halls, began accepting applications on April 8 and includes additional guidance on the SBA/SVOG website." - Mona Holmes