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About Apollo’s 2000

Welcome to Apollo’s 2000, a historic Chicago venue with a unique legacy. Located at 2875 W. Cermak Rd, the space originally opened as Marshall Square Theatre and was renamed Apollo’s 2000 in 1989. The building, now a private events and concert venue, carries Chicago’s architectural heritage and hosts a range of performances—from political appearances to Latin music and community events. Capacity is 1,350 seats, though configurations vary by event and public seating charts aren’t published. Whether you’re attending a concert, fundraiser, or private gathering, we’ve got you covered with practical details and trusted hotel and dining recommendations to enhance your visit.

Getting to Apollo’s 2000 is straightforward using Chicago’s transit options. The area is served by the CTA Pink Line and local bus routes, with the nearest Pink Line terminus at 54th/Cermak and multiple bus connections nearby. Parking is available in nearby lots and street parking may be limited; consider arriving a bit early. For a comfortable stay, explore nearby lodging options such as The Robey in Wicker Park, Kinzie Hotel in River North, or Hyatt Regency Chicago in The Loop. After the show, enjoy recommended dining and entertainment-friendly venues nearby. If you’re planning an event at Apollo’s 2000, our team can help secure seats and coordinate details with trusted partners. For official information on performances and private bookings, visit the venue’s site and follow connected social channels.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2875 W. Cermak Rd, Chicago, IL 60623.
  • Capacity: 1,350 seats (no public seating chart published; capacity is 1,350).
  • Venue type: Historic theater (Marshall Square Theatre) rebuilt and renamed Apollo’s 2000; now a private events/concert venue.
  • Notable events: hosted politicians (e.g., Al Gore; Bernie Sanders) and Latin music/community events; notable 2018 Bernie Sanders appearance documented in local coverage.
  • Renamed/demolished: formerly Marshall Square Theatre; renamed Apollo’s 2000 in 1989; building designated a Chicago landmark in 2024.
  • Seating chart: Public seating chart not publicly published; configurations vary by event.
  • Transit: CTA Pink Line and local bus connections serve the broader area; nearest Pink Line terminus is 54th/Cermak with several bus routes in the vicinity.
  • Nearby hotels: The Robey (Wicker Park), Kinzie Hotel (River North), Hyatt Regency Chicago (The Loop) are common nearby lodging options.