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This performance
Coroner is a Swiss thrash metal band known for intricate, progressive arrangements and technically sharp playing.
The show is at the Whisky a Go Go, at 8901 Sunset Blvd in West Hollywood. The venue opened in 1964 and is a long-running music club on the Sunset Strip.
The listed lineup is Coroner and Nile, with Coroner identified as the headliner. Check the event’s official details for door time and entry information.
Date: Saturday, March 20, 2027.
Scheduled time: 7:00 PM.
Playing: Coroner and Nile.
Headliner: Coroner.
Arrive with time to spare before 7:00 PM; the door time was not provided.
Venue: Whisky a Go Go, 8901 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069.
Saturday, March 20, 2027 at 7:00 PM at 8901 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069.
Where is the show?
Whisky a Go Go is at 8901 Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069.
When should I arrive?
The door time is different for each show. Check that night’s listing, and get there early if you want to stand near the stage. The floor is general admission.
Who can come?
Shows are all ages unless that event’s own page says otherwise.
Where do I park?
The club has no lot of its own. Valet is behind the building, through the alley off Clark Street. A public lot is at 8929 W Sunset Blvd, and meters line Sunset Boulevard.
How do I buy tickets?
This guide lists tickets for the shows. The club also sells them on its own site, at Ticketweb, and at the door. The day-of window takes cash only, and there is an ATM inside. The office is open Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The phone is (310) 652-4202.
Can I take photos?
Photos on a phone are fine. Any other filming needs a manager, and there is a fee.
Is the room accessible?
The entry is level for a wheelchair. Ask a staff member about accessible seating.
What time is the club open?
The doors run from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m., seven days a week.
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Parking at Whisky a Go Go
Parking options near Whisky a Go Go include valet, a nearby public lot, and metered street parking. Garage details, operating hours, and parking prices were not provided, so check posted information before you go.
Valet: behind the venue via the alley off Clark Street.
Valet hours and price: not provided; confirm before arrival.
Public parking lot: 8929 W Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069.
Public lot hours and rates: not provided; check posted terms.
Metered street parking is available on W Sunset Blvd.
Observe meter limits and posted time restrictions.
The whiskey is a classic venue that still acts like class. The security? Insanely friendly and attentive. Literally brought my disabled partner a chair after seeing them with a cane. The bar staff? Friendly, funny, and quick. They WILL remember you if you order anything or start a tab. The bathrooms don't even smell. The men's room was clean and breathable.
The food there is not only really good, but also reasonably priced. $14 for a burger and fries AT A BAR DURING A SHOW. Even the impossible Burger was priced the same. Highly recommend grabbing something to eat if you're previous
Peckish during the show.
All in all, the whiskey is a rock out venue that deserves the fame it has.
Cool spot, saw a decrepit birth show the other night and had a great time. Place was surprisingly, refreshingly cool for a warm evening. Drinks were a little nuts, 7 for a club soda struck me as a bit excessive. Overall a good place to catch a show
What can someone say about such a famous place that others haven't already said? The music was incredible, especially Death Is A Virtue, Deadbeat Nightlife and of course, Austin Carlile. But the service was amazing. We sat at a booth and every few minutes the staff checked on us to see if we needed anything. They were all very friendly and seemed like they genuinely loved working there. It was very clean, even the bathroom! If you've never been, I highly recommend going to see a show there. You won't be disappointed.
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