The Teragram Ballroom

"I had a really good time at the concert. Even though it was standing room only, they crank the AC, so even with the crowd, I didn’t get hot. I also liked that there were a ton of stalls in the bathroom, so no lines for the women’s restroom. Parking is right across the theater for a flat $20, and the lot is pretty big, so parking was super easy."

"Beautiful venue. And good access to all the usual dtla stuff near here."

"Attended the Ivy concert last night, May 27. Was really looking forward to it, but there was one serious issue that essentially ruined the evening. There are many positives about the venue. It is a physically lovely and graceful space. Good AC to keep the temperature low despite a large crowd. No issues with the Security staff-they were polite and efficient. Nice bar. The unfortunate issue, which has been mentioned in other reviews on this site and elsewhere, is the incredible noise level that their audio system puts out. They have tuned it to be seriously imbalanced towards instruments (especially drums!), which makes hearing the singers completely impossible. The absolute volume level is to the point of pain (my wife's Apple watch generated an alarm because the level was over 120 decibels, which will damage hearing). We were standing about 30 feet from the stage, about in the middle of the space occupied by the crowd. I had to completely cover my ears to mitigate the noise, as did several other people close to me. This wasn't just 1 or 2 songs. It was the entire concert, which had 3 acts. This was a major disappointment because Ivy is a group that lives and breathes on Dominique Durand's wispy and cultured vocals. She didn't stand a chance. Adam Schlesinger would be rolling over in his grave. Teragram, wise up. Not everyone is there to have 10% of their hearing decimated...."