Bookers of great shows, two bars and an outdoor area for sneaky cigs. (Gen Z be smoking, Gen X be bumming (oh you're smoking American Spirits? Nevermind)) The stage is like 1.5 feet tall so don't expect to actually "see" the band, unless it's Les Savy Fav (they'll come to you). One time a guy shushed me and my punch happy friend for exchanging LIGHT conversation in the very back of the venue near where the bartender was taking drink orders. I appreciate that level of anger and snobbish entitlement. Real recognize real. read more

This was our final stop of the night, and honestly, it ended things on a high note. The place was buzzing, but not in an overwhelming way,just the right amount of energy to keep things fun without feeling packed. The outdoor space is huge, and it makes the whole vibe feel really open and relaxed, perfect for kicking back or chatting it up with friends. Inside, the drinks were solid. Priced well for LA, and they didn't skimp on the pours. Nothing overly fancy, but they get the job done and taste good. What I liked most was how casual and easygoing it felt. No attitude, no stress, just a good spot to hang late into the night. If you're looking for a bar where you can still have a conversation but also feel like something's happening around you, this is it. Would definitely go back. 10/10 for the vibes alone. read more

Caught the kickoff of Failure's US tour at this intimate spot! It was my first visit, and while the line to get in was long, the staff let us order tacos while we waited--they were delicious and a total lifesaver. The crowd was friendly, and the check-in process was seamless. Since we arrived early, we snagged seats on the left-side bleachers; the view was perfect and stayed unobstructed all night. The ambiance is chill, but I was slightly let down by the acoustics. I'd heard great things, but the bass got quite muddy during the louder sets. It only really shined during the quieter moments. Still a solid venue to see great bands! read more

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Came to hear a band last month that doesn't tour often (loveliescrushing) -- had never been here before in my 20+ years of living in L.A. Overall, I found this to be a good place for live music and relaxing over a drink: the sound was well mixed and nice and loud but not "hey! have tinnitus for the rest of your life!" loud. Bar staff are proficient and the space itself has a nice ambiance throughout the bar and outdoor area as well. read more

Iconic place in a city of LA, I come here for the eclectic music especially International groups, outside patio and lighting is very pleasant, crowd is hip and very relax environment. Plenty of street parking. Highly recommended. read more

Super laid back bar + big dance floor. Great vibes, no fuss. Drinks are good. Easy street parking available. Will come back again! read more

First time going to Zebulon was for a Lectures on Tap talk about Brain Rot. I know this is a music venue majority of the time, but it was also a great place to see a very informative presentation! The place is small and I'd say the stage is not very high off the floor so it makes for a great intimate space. There's also a big outdoor area which I'm sure is used as a smoking patio of some sort. We parked across the street on a small side street with no meter. Our car was still there when we got out of the event. The talk on Brain Rot was so good! We learned a lot about how doom scrolling is so bad for you and how the internet has enhanced and ruined everything at the same time. Definitely a small, unique place and set-up. read more

I went here for one of their theme nights and it was a great time. I love how they have the dance floor and a large outdoor space. The djs were great for this themed night. I also saw Ned fulmer with his mistress here so it really was an eventful night. read more

I wasn't sure what to expect when coming here for a concert. I knew parking would be bad just by looking at Google Maps. What I didn't expect was how bad the traffic would be on a Saturday night. I ended up parking until I5, which is actually well-lit, but I originally passed it up to see if I could find something a little closer. It took me almost 30 minutes to swing around back to the spot! Luckily, it was still there, and the guy behind was very nice in letting me parallel park. There's a spot pretty close to the entrance, but be careful as there's a lot of red curbs that aren't very visible. Walking in, there's a bar/restaurant in front of the actual concert/dance area and an outside area as well. The entrance to the concert is to the left of the bar. You do need to download the app to show your ticket and then they stamp your arm going in. I was shocked to find there were not very many places to sit. I'm not a fan of standing for 2 hours. Against the wall, there are about 25 feet of wooden step-like bleachers. I sat at the very top and that turned out to be a smart thing. If you sit on the floor with tables, the people standing in front of the stage block your view and you end up standing anyway. I was able to sit for the entire concert, which was great, but those wooden benches didn't pass the butt test so bring a coat or something to sit on. The people working there were very nice and seemed to be enjoying their jobs and each other. There is security on the outside as you enter the place. So my recommendation is to get there early if you want to sit. The concert was advertised to start at 8, but a sign on the door said it would start at 8:15 and actually started around 8:25. It was just under 2 hours so you got your money's worth. read more

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The is an amazing venue. We live in OC and I constantly check the calendar to see who is playing. Some of the best sound that I have heard in a club/venue. Great vibe read more

Delicious food and good place to have a drink after work or to see band or go dancing! Folks deliver fine service and the owner is super good person. read more

Came in on a friday for a regular DJ set. Sooooo many people, there's a cue to get in but they're letting people in constantly so you're not really waiting at all. Outside patio is cool but packed and if you can't stand the smell of cigarettes, move indoors. Inside is the DJ booth along with a dance floor that is tiny and hottttt. Luckily they have complimentary water. Bathroom lines are horrendous and it might be faster to leave, pee at home and then come back. read more

Worst club/bar I've ever went to. Had me leave for being "too drunk". I was buzzed but never drunk. Staff clearly have some prejudices that they gotta work through. Hostile staff read more

This is one of my favorite "active" (opposite of laid back?) bars in the area. It's actually a bit of everything. There is a more traditional bar area that feels like your casual bar, a pretty large dance room with another bar, and a large outdoor area. I like this place mainly because of this reason, you can keep switching rooms throughout the night and not get bored. The dance floor is actually busy unlike many other places these days where people don't even dance no more. The patio is also a great vibe. Prices are decent and no cover charge unless there is some type of event, which they do have pretty often. I did not drive there but I believe your best chance would be street parking on the blocks if you do. Definitely recommend checking it out. read more

This is my favorite spot to check out for events. They always have such interesting nights here. A wide range of artists, a wide variety of shows. Sometimes it's a special screening of some unusual something, A lot of nights it's some interesting line up of artists and bands covering a large variety of people, sounds and sights to feast your eyes and ears on. And if you don't like the show- problem solved! They have excellent cocktails! and a whole separate room where you can step away from whatever was on the stage in a cute little area with some cool old film being projected silently with subtitles against the wall and a chill quieter bit of background music playing. Not into that either? Problem SOLVED! Catch some air in their little outdoor area. Lean against the rain and look at the night sky until some strange character comes by and says hello. Not into that? Sit your butt down inside and enjoy a snack like their delicious cajun seasoning french friessss. Not into drinking? Have a topo chico with it! All of that sounds dumb and you want to look at art? PROBLEM SOLVED. Pop into their bathrooms and get a special LA art exhibit made by the people for the people. Graffiti with its finger on the pulse.. or the toilet paper. You decide! Either way, I think it's a pretty darn great decision to come here. Zebulon, I love thee. read more

I came to this cool spot to see The Hexxers & Mark Sultan perform. One of the best nights of my life. Mark killed his set, and the crowd wasn't as rowdy as it would be, as opposed to places like Alex's Bar in Long Beach. The sound team set up the amps and everything to make the sound quality sound amazing. The venue, being so small, made the sound super loud, but no complaints here! The venue (the dance floor & stage area) is so cozy and intimate. There is a small stage, ample seating (think coffee shops that have stairs that you can sit on and work), and a small bar at the back with stools that look so vintage. They also have a live DJ that plays such great jams. There is also a huge outdoor patio that has fairy lights and so many tables and benches - if it gets too hot in the venue, you can excuse yourself and get some air. When you first come inside, the actual bar itself (there are 2 bars: 1 in the concert venue, 1 main bar, which is what I'm writing about) is gorgeous, and the liquor selection is so diverse! The vibes and ambience is nothing short of pristine. The bartenders are so lovely, they make gorgeous drinks, and serve you with a smile on their faces! I didn't try the food, but I'm sure it would be delicious. Will update the next time I go. Overall, I would recommend coming here for drinks & live music! Also, the parking situation. Parking can be hard to find, especially if bands are playing that night. There is a small side street if you turn right immediately after you see the venue, and you can park on the curb, or you can find street parking across the street on Fletcher. read more

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Fun! Recommend for seeing small bands and dancing. Hard to park, but street parking is around the area. We ate up the street at the Red Lion Tavern for German food before heading over to Zebulon to see a band. Very good time and will be going again. read more

Such a great place. So much room and the crowd was such a vibe. There is a whole outside patio to sit and hang out while still being able to hear the music! read more

Came here to see Sam Blasucci and Tashaki Miyaki play -- the opening band (Sam) was really good -- the music venue is an open area with a tiny bit of seating off to one side. There's a huge outdoor patio -- great place to hang out if you're not here to see the band. There's also a small inside bar with a handful of tables and a decent food menu. Crowd was a mix of 20s-40s or 50s, mostly white (it's Silverlake). Parking is tough. Managed to squeeze into a spot on the street under the overpass. read more

Zebulon - Music Venues Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I really enjoyed this spot! I came during a soul night, and it was lit! We got here after midnight so we didn't have to pay cover. I do know that most weekend events have a cover. I really liked how big this bar/club is. They have a nice sized dance floor, that has a stage you can go up on to dance on. They also had a pull down screen with videos playing , that matched the theme of the night. The outside patio area is definitely the highlight of this spot. It's a very large are, which table and chairs to sit at. I will definitely be back! read more

I was so hoping to love this place as a few of my favorite musicians are playing here soon. But, unfortunately, when I was there to see Bill Frisell last night, it got uncomfortably hot. Like my partner and I were both sweating and the smells of people around us were getting stronger as the night progressed. Please turn up your AC for sold out shows, or prop open a door or something for better circulation. read more

Zebulon - View of stage from top of wooden bleacher seating. - Music Venues Near Me - Los Angeles, California

I came to attend the ABBA Nights event on Friday (Feb. 13th). The bar has a nice patio area for mingling and relaxing. I went through the music venue doors around 10:00 pm. when the event started. I don't know where to start. This place is SUPER FUN. The two female dj's kept the night moving with TONS of ABBA hits and and Disco (70's and 80's). I counted 18 ABBA songs alone. If you're a TRUE fan of ABBA, check out ABBA Nights when they come to Zebulon, you won't be disappointed. The security was polite to me. The staff know how to make a night feel good. If you're reading this, I'm the super tall guy with the ABBA shirt on the stage. I can't wait till the next event. Worth the drive from my part of town to L.A. on a Friday night for this. If you're also curious, they allow anyone to wear anything casual. I wore shorts, because I knew it would get hot in there. The whole dance area was jam-packed. The stage was jam-packed too. Thank you ABBA Nights and Zebulon for a fantastic start to my 3-day President's Holiday weekend. No work on Monday! read more

What a fun night with friends as we came to this place late in the night for a birthday celebration! It was walking distance so we walked on over after spending time at a nearby brewery. The line was not long at all and it was already packed when we got there. It is a very artsy establishment with good drinks, fun music, and a relaxing atmosphere. This would be a place we would often visit when we stopped by at our friends' residence. There is a dance floor and also an open area in the back where you could relax some more and converse with your party. Good times! read more

Standing room only, which is cool. Not cool: no standing room in the actual venue, only outside the room, near the restrooms, with no possible way to see the act I paid for (I forgot my x-ray specs at home--my bad). I bailed after ten minutes. read more

I would give 0 stars if I could. Truly the most disrespectful and horrible bouncers I've ever interacted with. They actually do not care if you live or die. read more

If you're looking for a cool place to check k out, stop by this gem of a place in the Silverlake area. I made it out last night for a KCRW mixer event and had no idea what to expect before entering. The interior was quite charming, laid back and stylish. Further back was a nice sized open area with a stage, a small seating area, two DJ areas and a bar. Outside was a large well lit area with tables, benches and a small pop up record shop with some merchandise. My guest got some food and a drink which he really liked. I had some water which was fully accessible along the sides of the bar areas. Overall, I thought the place was really nice and the event was put together effectively. I'd like to come back soon. read more

Experience ruined experience due to management/manager not being able to assist due to lack of consideration. When asked to speak with someone in person staff would not allow for access to communicate with manager due to not wanting be proven wrong. Employee stated dishonest statements about people around me and would refuse to look at camera footage when the point was brought up. Horrible service under a potential substance disoriented management. read more

Nice enough of a bar but I have to say the drinks could be much better.. There's an outdoor space which is nice but frankly it smelled weird out there.. Parking in the area is not great.. read more

The bar is cute and is a vibe but the dance stage is not the best. Lighting is poor and they have a disco ball in the ceiling but no lasers or lighting to make it pop. The dance floor is tiny so it's very crowded, hard to dance. Bathroom lines are terrible. Wouldn't come back here unless I'm here for happy hour but not for a music event. read more

Pre-pandemic review that has been severely delayed on my behalf! Zeb, I miss the nights where the rooms where flowing with cool and interesting characters -- chill crowd both inside and out. Good music playing and even if there were a lot of people there, it never seemed super annoying and packed and it was almost as though you were bound to run into someone you'd know. Mood lit rooms and the wide open air just steps away amongst patio lighting and heat lamps. Parking kind of sucked, but that's why most would take a Lyft or Uber. Great times will be remembered here! read more

Club is okay. Site lines are not great. Parking, though sketchy, is free. People who run this place (if they actually exist) are terrible. Left several messages both by phone and email about something of importance I may have left there and never got a response. read more

I like this place because the drinks are good and because of the size. There's a dance room, bar room, and outdoor patio. There's live music/events sometimes so I'd check out their webpage before heading over to see if it's free. There's not a lot of poc tho (bummer) definitely a yt/cishet hang out but i recommend going in a group which is what I did! read more

We went for a music show and the service and venue was excellent. Great ambiance and plenty of food and drinks to choose from. read more

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STEPH JUDGEMENT: Awesome venue for intimate shows. Saw the Schizophonics here a few months ago and had a blast! We've been wanting to check this place out since before the pandemic and was worried they might be one of the venues to fall victim to closure before we'd get a chance to visit. Luckily, they've hung on and I'm so glad they did. The hubby and I love smaller clubs like this for shows and for us it's up there with Alex's Bar, the Constellation Room, The Roxy, etc. It's a bit of a trek for us, but for the right band we're happy to make the drive. Friendly bartenders and decent drink prices reinforce the welcoming atmosphere. read more

Not ADA friendly. Could not get an accommodation response. Paid and missed a show because of it. Why shave an email for requests if it's not managed on the day of the show read more

This place is pretty baller. Nice bar/ food options. Bartenders usually friendly. Good venue/size/shape and pricing for tickets. Parking available if you search. Seen some really cool shows here. read more

I really enjoyed coming to this venue for a concert recently when I was in the LA area. Great beer selections and nice patio area on the side. The sound was great, as was the service. I didn't get to try the food, but plan to next time I'm in the area. Can't wait to return! read more

Depending on the event and the weather, it can be wonderfully attended and great atmospheric temperature. It's like a mini diner in the front with a bar. In the back is a large dance area with a small elevated stage and bar. Out to the left is the outdoor bench seating area, refreshing. The event I attended was a David Bowie tribute. Everyone who attended wanted to be there, were all dressed up and everyone became a wonderful undulating dancing crowd. read more

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Great venue and sound but the lack of a proper stage means you won't be able to see much of the artist, especially the drummer or anyone sitting down. Such a disappointment to spend that much money to see Nate Smith and Mark Guiliana and you couldn't even see them. Please put in a proper stage! read more

Zebulon - Be warned there is no proper stage and if you're there to see a band, good luck seeing the artist - Music Venues Near Me - Los Angeles, California

"Let's cut the rug, little jive and jitterbug. We want the best, we won't settle for less. Don't be a drag, participate. Clams on the half shell and roller skates, roller skates." -Chic "Good Times" A silver night sky framed the Zebulon. The Haden Triplets were hauling their gear offstage after a successful concert, but they nearly waited for far too long. The moment Johnny Angel and DJ Rose Knows cued up "I Just Want to be Your Everything" the disco ball was lit. All walks of disco life had their legs set on strut for Club Discotheque: slick business tweed dudes, chic jet setting Frenchmen, zaftig dancing Queens, fit italo freaks in hot dog colored track suits, and sequined ladies all came to meet their feverish disco dancing need. The whole dance area quickly felt alive as if the sheer, sweaty, rug cutting of the throngs of disco fans gave the space a racing heartbeat. I am still amazed Haden Triplets were able to get their bass offstage in one piece. Johnny Angel threaded together a sequence of good clean disco jams that got bodies wiggling. Every memorable disco jam got a nostalgic bump from "More than a Woman" to "Boogie Nights." I remember breaking a sweat when Johnny Angel dropped "Do You Wanna Funk" by Sylvester and Patrick Cowley. When I paused to dab my brow I looked over at the DJ booth: Johnny A. and DJ Rose were dancing way too hard. The whole place twirled under the shiny mirror ball! Easy to dance when a smooth, soigne man like Johnny is on the turntables. The ripples on the floor went seismic for the majority of DJ Rose Knows's set. She mixed in hits like "He's the Greatest Dancer" while flicking a golden hand fan open and shut in a blink. I saw people carrying people around. One man repeatedly executed handsprings off the stage. Several fine women got down on steps at the top of the club; they did not stop swaying up there either. When DJ Rose Knows dropped "Last Dance" by Donna Summer, a mass catharsis occurred. One of my friends bobbed her head and made a statement that perfectly wrapped up the whole disco night: "I love this song." Los Angeles needs more disco nights like the ones Johnny and DJ Rose create. I welcome the prospect of more and still more Club Discotheques. The more disco these two give, the more LA will want. Just ask Barry White for further explanation. read more

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