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Permanent Records Roadhouse

ADA Compliant
Absolutely
Security
It’s Tight
Location Saftey
Great
Bit about the venue
(by bit we mean a lot)

WHAT TO EXPECT

intimate
cozy
grunge

Reported based on past experiences

LOCATION
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1906 Cypress Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90065, USA

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About the Venue

Permanent Records Roadhouse is a vibrant fixture in Los Angeles’ Glassell Park neighborhood, blending a record shop’s vintage charm with the magnetic pull of a live music hotspot. Originally launched by Chicago transplants, it carved out its West Coast identity in 2011 before evolving into the current hybrid record-store-and-concert-venue format. The Roadhouse offers an intimate setting ideal for catching indie bands, punk acts, and up-and-coming artists—often before anyone else has even pretended to hear of them. The venue regularly hosts live performances, DJ sets, and themed nights, appealing equally to vinyl aficionados and concert-goers who prefer their music loud and their beer cold. While its modest stage and cozy space might seem compact, what it lacks in size it makes up for with a steady rotation of exciting acts and an atmosphere that’s as welcoming as it is effortlessly cool—though finding parking might sometimes feel like an advanced-level game of musical chairs.