Haute & Freddy at the Troubadour
Haute & Freddy are scheduled to perform at the Troubadour on October 28, 2025. The event is listed as a Pop / rock concert in West Hollywood, California. The Troubadour's small-scale setting offers a close-up club experience, making it a distinctive place to see a live performance.
Specific details about Haute & Freddy's biography, discography, tour, and previous appearances at the Troubadour are not available in the supplied event information. No past venue dates or city-specific performance history can therefore be confirmed. For this event listing, inglewood-tickets.com covers Concerts in the Pop / rock category, including the Troubadour date in West Hollywood.
Venue and Seating Information
Located at 9081 Santa Monica Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069, the Troubadour is a legendary music club with an approximate capacity of 400. Its intimate scale keeps the audience close to the performers and gives the room a focused, energetic feel.
The main floor is generally arranged for standing-room general admission rather than assigned seats. The side balconies provide limited elevated viewing, while bar areas sit toward the back and sides. For a balanced view and sound, the center of the floor about halfway back is identified as a strong position; arriving early can help fans choose their preferred spot.
Parking Information
Parking around Santa Monica Boulevard is limited, so allow extra time if driving. Fans can consider nearby paid parking or the public lot, while rideshare is recommended as an alternative for reaching the venue.
- Paid structure at 9056 Santa Monica Blvd: Across the street from the venue; estimated parking is $5–$15.
- West Hollywood Park Public Parking: At 625 N San Vicente Blvd, about half a mile away; estimated cost ranges from free to $3.
- Rideshare: Uber and Lyft drop-off is available on Santa Monica Boulevard in front of the venue, though traffic and curb access may vary.
Haute & Freddy Inglewood reviews
Awesome Concert, Nice Venue
"We had VIP parking pass and got the VIP tickets (I definitely recommend spending the extra cash for it as we were right by the entrance and exit). We were in the pit, so it was your typical hard rock concert with a mosh pit that got a bit crazy, but it was overall a great concert and fun experience. The bathrooms were decent and the lines moved pretty quickly. It was easy to get into the venue, we had early access so we got to walk around and look at all the food vendors and sit on the lawn to enjoy a brick oven pizza."