This 7100-seat theater was christened by the Eagles and the Dixie Chicks when it opened in 2007, and has continued to host big names ever since, from Neil Young to Brandy to the B-52s, plus awards shows like the Primetime Emmys, ESPYs and BET awards. Check its website for info on upcoming shows; ticket prices vary.


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2. Grammy Museum

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4. United Artists Theatre

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6. Orpheum Theatre

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7. Tower Theatre

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8. State Theatre

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