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Parking & Directions for Maddox Batson The Wiltern
3790 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA
90010, US
1. Parking Structure 1 - 0.2 miles, $10
2. The Wiltern Garage - 0.1 miles, $20
3. 7th & Wilshire Lot - 0.3 miles, $15
4. 5th & Olive Lot - 0.4 miles, $12
5. Street Parking - Varies, $1-3/hour
Maddox Batson Concert Live at The Wiltern | Inglewood
The Wiltern is one of those legendary LA venues that just oozes history and character, and it’s where the soul-stirring voice of Etta James gave her final performance in 2011, an emotional moment that still resonates with music lovers. This place isn’t just about big names; it’s also a hub for local talent and emerging artists, especially during their popular Wiltern Wednesdays series. I mean, on december 6, 1997, The Cure played here, and fans still talk about that electrifying night. The theater’s design offers a unique experience, House Left gives you a different vibe than the right side, and first-tier seats are just a few steps above the main floor, putting you right in the action. When heading to Maddox Batson Los Angeles for a show, keep an eye out for those bright green lights that mark the venue’s entrance, and if you’re around the Ebell of Los Angeles, you’re just a couple of streets away. Honestly, it’s a place that makes you feel part of something bigger, where history and live music collide in a way that sticks with you long after the last note.