Largo at the Coronet
Largo at the Coronet is a small theater on La Cienega Boulevard between Beverly Boulevard and Melrose Avenue. Largo began in 1989 as Café Largo on Fairfax Avenue, and Mark Flanagan took it over in 1992. He moved it to the Coronet Theatre in June 2008.
The club built its reputation on Jon Brion’s Friday residency, which drew guests such as Aimee Mann, Fiona Apple and Elliott Smith. Today the calendar alternates music nights with stand-up comedy, and recurring names include the Watkins Family Hour, Benmont Tench, Patton Oswalt and Marc Maron.
The main room is a small seated theater, filled first come first served at check-in, and latecomers are not admitted. Shows are 12 and up. Door sales, drinks and parking are cash only, with an ATM on site, and there is a strict no-cameras, no-recording rule.
Know Before You Go
- Venue type: Theater
- Opened: 2008
- Operator: Independent (Mark Flanagan)
- Programming: Singer-songwriters, roots and indie music, and stand-up comedy
- Ages: 12+
This profile is part of The 824 Journal Guide to Live Music Venues in Los Angeles and Orange County.
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Venue Details
- Address
- 366 N La Cienega Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90048 - City, State
- Los Angeles, CA
- Indoor / Outdoor
- Indoor
- Standing / Seated
- Seated
- Parking
- Attended cash parking is available at the Baker Building (360 N La Cienega Blvd), along with street parking and nearby valet.
Amenities
- Food
- Concessions
- Drinks
- Beer & wine
Photographer's FAQ
- Camera Policy
- No cameras of any kind and no recording are allowed; devices may be taken and guests removed.
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