Concerts
Last Updated on Sep 24, 2025
The historic El Rey Theatre on Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles seats around 771 guests and is renowned for its Art Deco design. It hosts a variety of concerts, comedy shows, film screenings, and private events, offering a stylish yet intimate environment for live entertainment.
The Kimpton Hotel Wilshire, located about a mile from the venue, is a 4-star boutique gem praised for its quiet, attractive rooms and attentive staff—perfect for music-lovers seeking a stylish retreat. Equally refined is the Sofitel Los Angeles at Beverly Hills, a 4.5-star option just over a mile away, delivering luxurious French-inspired elegance, lush decor, and excellent service—a truly glamorous base for your evening. For smaller-scale luxury with character, Short Stories Hotel stands out in Beverly Grove with its immersive design, highly rated “Wonderful” reviews, and cozy ambiance—making it a charming spot to unwind post-show. Each of these 4‑ to 4.5‑star hotels offers a refined and comfortable stay, ideal for your night out at the iconic Art Deco theatre.
If you're heading to a show at the beautifully restored El Rey Theatre, nestled in the Miracle Mile’s historic Art Deco corridor, you’re surrounded by refined, top-tier dining just moments away. For a truly upscale experience, République delivers French-inspired cuisine in a grand, historic space—with bakery-front elegance and a formal dining area lauded for its Chef Margarita Manzke-led culinary mastery. Just a short stroll down Wilshire, Fusion Kitchen offers contemporary European dishes crafted with exceptional flair—an ideal choice for a memorable evening out. Craving bold Mexican flavors? Descanso – Plancha Dining impresses with tableside cooking and vibrant regional fare in an elegant setting. For a stylish and intimate meal, Genwa Korean BBQ Mid‑Wilshire, a polished locale just under half a mile away, blends premium grill selections with sleek ambiance. Each restaurant brings sophisticated flavor and ambiance, matching the Art Deco charm of the El Rey with an equally classy culinary scene.