The Peppermint Club

The Peppermint Club sits at 8713 Beverly Boulevard in Hollywood, a block near Robertson that once held Henry's before H.Wood Group and Interscope Records transformed it into a throwback lounge. The room covers roughly two thousand square feet and reads like a big band party scene from the sixties, with plush banquettes lining the walls, funky lighting, and a stage set front and center. Sound designer Demetrius Moore paired cork ceiling tiles and padded walls with a D&B Audiotechnik system so the music hits clean without bouncing back.

Live music anchors the calendar. Soul, R&B, pop rock, singer-songwriter acts and Breaking Sound showcases turn up most weeks. Conan O'Brien and The Vigodas played a night there, Dave Hause brought his Mermaid tour through, and artists like Vassy, Rivkah Reyes, Laya and Maeta have shared bills. The Virginia Black Green Room sits behind the stage in custom Peppermint Plum paint, and the bar serves cocktails, wine and beer throughout the show.

All shows run twenty-one and over with valid ID. No re-entry happens once your ticket scans. Mobile entry only, which means you need your phone charged and ready at the door. Valet parking runs along Beverly in front of the venue when events book tables. Street meters and nearby paid lots fill fast after midnight. Cash and card both work at the bar, but outside alcohol gets banned strictly. Smoking stays in the designated outdoor patio area.