Commodore Ballroom is a concert hall Vancouver British Columbia located in Canada.
868 Granville St (Btw Robson & Smithe) Vancouver BC V6Z 1K3 Canada
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My favourite place in Vancouver to see a show as I'm convinced there isn't a single bad location in the room to see or hear the band. Cheers to the acoustic engineer who helped design this venue.
A great historic venue with classy decor , ambiance, acoustics and a wooden dance floor that feels like its gonna cave in underneath you when everybody's hopping!
Best live music venue in Vancouver Period. Smokers: There are no in and out privileges. Also if the back (main) bar is busy, you’d be surprised how fast the Granville and Alley side Bars move. Read more
Fantastic old-school-style ballroom w/ the bouncy floor (just like the Crystal in PDX) and tiered seating. Views from everywhere and very attentive staff .
Historic live music venue . Grab a bit before the show, they also have a bar menu.
One of my favourite venues for concerts ! Well ... besides Fortune of course ;)
Had a blast playing here last night along side the lovely staff making it a simple magic wonderful time :)
Cool place with lots of history. Load in is a massive pain if you are carrying lots of production though
Best venue in the city . If you like a band and they are playing here, don't miss it!
Looking to grab some cheap food before a show? Café Crepe is right nextdoor! – Team Live Nation
Across the city , possibly across the country , maybe throughout the world, was a sigh of contentment when the Commodore Ballroom reopened in the latter part of 1998. Read more
The spring dance floor is legend. So are some of the performances that took place here. The Clash played their first North American show here in 1979. More at link below. Read more
I've see Tech N9ne, Chance tha Rapper & now Robert Delong! GOOD shizzzzzzzzzxzzzzzzzznet
On 02/13/2011 the Decibel Sponsored Creatures from the Black Abyss Tour stops here! Featuring Cradle of Filth, Nachtmystium, Turisas and Daniel Lioneye
Some of the nicest people work here!
Hands down my favorite venue in Vancouver . Once you've seen Gwar here, you'll understand.
Best venue in the city . Doesn't matter what the show, always a win. PS there's another ladies bathroom upstairs - never has a line .
Vancouver's Destroyer (a.k.a. New Pornographers' Dan Bejar's other band) plays the Commodore on March 17. He's just released the video for the title track on his new album: http://bit.ly/gglgfT Read more
Go in here early to your favorite band's concert . Save yourself a spot right in front of the stage. Bring a camera and take lots of pictures!
I had no idea they had food here and its fantastic!
If upstairs open, skip the wait & go to the washroom upstairs. Men & women ;-)
Pure awesomeness...great sound and hot workers.
Sick of washroom line ups? Did you know that there is a bathroom upstairs in the Commodore? – Team Live Nation
Been here to more concerts than any other venue!
Need some cash? There is an ATM located near the coatcheck. – Team Live Nation
Their romaine salad with Caesar dressing tastes fresh!
The sound here is terrible for electronic shows.
last 2 times I was there for a show, broken glass all over dance floor (they let bottles on the floor not plastic cups) Drunks (guys) were assaulting women to get 'up front' Security blew it off
Great concerts - great times!
Don't order the the "fritters " 9 bucks for 5 tiny potatoes ! Sesriously??? What a rip off!
Weird bowling , but still fun :)
DANCE!!
Beautiful classic architecture building full of luxurious ornaments. Perfect acoustic and cozy seats. - Leonardo Menezes
With the closing of The Jazz Cellar this space is a great alternative. Check the Cellar Jazz Live website for upcoming concerts - Andrew
My favourite place for concerts. Friendly staff and great sound. - Kač
A must go if you're in Vancouver. ...but know what you're getting yourself into... - Ben Engen
Real Dairyland whipping cream on mochas & hot chocolates! (well as 'real' as you can get out of a can anyway :s ) - Abbey Jackson