The Echo

"It's a pretty small and intimate venue so you can get really close to the stage! There's really nothing separating the stage from floor other than height. There's some street parking nearby if you're lucky or you can park at a public lot around the corner for a small fee. I think on weekends it's free or it's free after a certain time in the evening!"

"Random additional info that doesn't seem available anywhere: 1) Yes, you can buy tickets at the door. (Obv you're chancing the show doesn't sell out.) 2) There is bench seating around the entire back perimeter. 3) The sound is indeed "pretty good" as others have said, but it does bounce off the back of the walls slightly. 4) They open the doors to the outside for airflow, which may carry in some cigarette smoke. 5) There are snacks and small bites (think candy bars and hot dogs). 6) The canned alcohol is a LARGE size. 7) The bathrooms are gendered and the ladies is *clean*. 8) This is an easy-to-find location."

"I went there to see Rochelle Jordan, and l love the venue. I think the staff is friendly, the bathrooms were clean, some spots were hotter than others but I went to the patio to relax and cool down. I really enjoyed watching one of my favorite artists."

"Great experience at The Echo! There's free parking near echo lake and there are many parking structures nearby"

"Great venue, sound quality is okay, could use more bass. Bar is overpriced, but it’s LA. Double vodka cranberry was $26. Patio towards the back is super nice and spacious, good place to smoke and hang out in-between sets. Security is strict on underage drinking. Bathrooms are small but fine."