Love that all ages events are held here and the 2nd floor is fun! The security has firm fun people who know what they're doing and considering the area, the prices are reasonable!
Always a fun time (really fun location) at this historic dive bar. Saw a great up and coming alt punk rock band or two
I love going g to Ultimate Jam Night! Everytime I visit L.A. , I have to go. I grew up hanging out here. It has an awesome atmosphere. I just love it!
Saw the band #Samudra at The Whisky. It was awesome! Small venue, so we were able to be right up close to the band. Two bars on the main floor, lines for drinks went quickly. Also really cool to go upstairs and watch the show from up there. When you walk in, you can feel the nostalgia. Everyone should see a show at The Whisky!
Great place to see a live show. With such a storied past through all of the various decades and changes in rock n roll it's always been a staple, and arguably the most recognizable club on the sunset strip! There is also an upstairs bar if the one downstairs is too crowded!
We went there on Halloween Jam night and it was great, really fun to see the historical place of Mötley Crues home. Drinks were kind of expensive.
It's cool because it's the Whiskey but it could use a douche. The floors are more sticky than walking on a drag strip. I actually saw security make one act clean up confetti from their performance. It's still the whiskey but don't wear decent shoes when you go haha
Legendary gathering point for connoisseurs of metal music and generally rock and roll of the heavier kind in a smallish and more-intimate close-encounter setting with artists and enthusiasts with a fine-tuned sound system that is aimed to be more balanced than "loud and proud"; I last saw the bands Voodoo Kungfu, Pain, and Orphaned Land here I find Voodoo Kungfu most unique, most creative, and most shocking of the three.
The Whisky!!! What a magical place!!! This was a bucket list for me, heard of so many bands that made their start here or just simply played a gig. It was a little small, but the atmosphere was electric. Saw the Spice Pistols on the night I went, it was very entertaining to say the least!!
Such a historic place for rock n roll and music in general. I had tons of great moments over there. Last time I went was when they did the Chris Cornell tribute and despite the sad moment, it was a beautiful and special night. It sounded terrific and they did a terrific tribute to Chris. I've been far from home lately, but as soon as I return to LA I'm definitively going to the Whisky.
Ultimate jam night was an amazing experience. The drinks and the staff were very friendly and welcoming of tourists. The historical significance alone made this an important stop. But it was a completely pleasant experience as well.
World renowned venue. Cant wait to see WRITE MINDED play there this summer. It will be a great show, at a great venue. Be there, or be square!
Small, legendary venue. Great if there's an act you love. Otherwise, decent. Prime time real estate. Hanging outside on the sidewalk is part of the fun.
Great place to play if your a band, it's World Famous! Also newly renovated with a bar upstairs and downstairs with a fun photo booth upstairs by the bar and fancy booths downstairs! Moreover they have great security checks at the front door to make sure no one id's coming inside with anything dangerous.
What can you say about this place that hasn't already been said? This is where it started for so many bands and especially for my generation with 80s metal. I finally made it to the Whisky to see Winger and had a fantastic time. We had a table reserved, the staff kept the area clear so we were able to see the band without any issues and the wait staff was fantastic and we never went thirsty. There so much history with this place and I only wish I was there in the 80s to see all the bands I still love get their starts. Go and have a great time, you certainly won't be disappointed.