Frequently Asked Questions About The Phoenix Theater
Whether you're coming from out of town or just a short drive away, The Phoenix Theater is located at 201 Washington St in Petaluma, CA. For directions and parking info, visit The Phoenix Theater’s official website at https://www.thephoenixtheater.com/ or call them at 1-707-762-3566. Make sure to check out other concerts and live events happening in Petaluma, CA on Bandsintown.
La Russel is one of the best in the Bay Area and possibly the world! He has a positive message for the world and I’m so glad it’s being heard! The interaction with the crown was fenomenal! I will definitely being seeing/supporting him again!
Sadus set was awesome! Hellbender opened for them & negative 6, they weren't bad, just no where near what Sadus is. I think a bar venue would had been more suitable for the event, but o well.
We weren’t able to purchase tickets, I could “hear” the show through the amazing pictures though…looked awesome!
Hope he comes back…going to be tough to get tickets though.
Fantastic show, as most Church shows I’ve seen over many years. Even through band member changes, Steve Kilbey is the constant and he’s always a great entertainer and musician. His voice penetrates deeply and his bass playing is superb. It was nice to see him happy and exuberant to be playing live shows again. Ian is also fantastic! He filled the spot left by Marty very well. The other members are brand new; drums filled in for the recovering Tim by Barton, who made a remarkable last-minute display. SK complimented him many times. New guitarist Ashley holds his own, however he has big Peter Koppes shoes to fill, which will probably take some time. I trust in Steve Kilbey, though, and he usually makes good choices, musically. The venue looked questionable at first, but turned out to be a nice place for this show, although a better menu would be nice- (candy, chips and soda only). All in all, a great night.
Not one Sepultura song the Phoenix theater is a run down swamp of a place Toxicholocaust was good and violent legacy we're actually decent for a bunch of high school kids Max was fun but left me disappointed after the show
Amazing! Anniversary shows are always special because you get to hear all the stuff you grew up with which got you into them in the first place. Theres a very special music scene thats still very much alive in Petaluma and these guys are part of the founding fathers of that unique scene.