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Best Concerts in California Heights

Real videos of Concerts in California Heights — 2 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

  1. Fingerprints CD & Record Store

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    RetroNostalgicCommunityVinyl recordsLocal eventsMusic memorabilia

    About the venue

    Fingerprints CD & Record Store, located in California Heights, is an iconic record store known for its vast collection of vinyl records and music memorabilia. Established in 2001, it caters to music enthusiasts of all genres, offering both new releases and rare finds. The store hosts local music events, fostering a community of music lovers. Its knowledgeable staff can help patrons discover new artists and hidden gems.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a live music performance by a band named SPACE JANE at Fingerprints Music Store. The band consists of two guitarists and a vocalist who is singing and playing an acoustic guitar. The performance is attended by a crowd, some of whom are recording the event on their phones. After the performance, one of the guitarists thanks the audience and mentions it has been two years since they last played together, also expressing gratitude to someone named 'Dad' for helping them get back on stage.

    420 4th St

  2. Terrace Theater

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    Arts-orientedCommunity-focusedHistoricArt DecoLive performancesLarge capacity

    About the venue

    Long Beach Terrace Theater has been a cultural venue in California Heights, hosting a variety of performances and events since it opened in the 1970s. The theater features a striking Art Deco facade and has a seating capacity of around 1,000. It offers a dynamic program including concerts, live theater, and community events, catering to a diverse audience ranging from families to art enthusiasts.

    What the videos show

    The video captures a live concert performance with a singer center stage, backed by a band consisting of guitarists, a bassist, a keyboard player, and a drummer. The singer performs a love song while the audience raises their hands and claps. The video ends abruptly with static noise and darkness.

    Seaside Way