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About Call The Office

Call The Office is a storied downtown London music venue and bar, established in 1983. While the venue has been closed indefinitely since November 2020, the building remains a recognizable hub for live music history in the city. If you’re planning to visit the site for a future show, or simply exploring London’s music legacy, here’s a practical guide to seating, parking, transit, and nearby stays and dining. We’ve got you covered with insider details and reliable options to help you plan a smooth night out in downtown London.

Note: The venue sits at the heart of London’s cultural scene, with a capacity of roughly 486 across indoor seating and the patio prior to closure. The space remains a landmark for fans of rock, punk, and alternative acts that helped shape the city’s music history.

For fans seeking a similar vibe in the area, the downtown core offers a range of adjacent venues and a compact walkable radius to hotels and eateries. If/when Call The Office reopens, keep an eye on official updates and trusted event listings to secure your seats. In the meantime, explore nearby lodging options like Delta Hotels London Armouries and DoubleTree by Hilton London Ontario for convenient stays, plus nearby restaurants for a pre- or post-show bite. Remember to verify current status and access options through reliable sources before planning any visit.

Transit and parking details below are based on the most recent public information and can help you navigate downtown London efficiently when attending events at similar venues.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 216 York Street, London, Ontario N6A 1B5.
  • Capacity: inside 330 patrons, patio 156 (total ~486) prior to closure.
  • Venue type: historic downtown bar and live-music venue (established 1983).
  • Notable acts hosted: Radiohead, Green Day, Blink-182, the Tragically Hip, Melvins, Teenage Head, the Sadies, PUP, Jeff Rosenstock, among others.
  • Status: closed indefinitely since November 2020; building still exists (not publicly reported as demolished or renamed).
  • Seating chart: boxofficeticketsales/billing pages indicate an interactive seating chart for Call The Office events.
  • Parking: downtown municipal lots nearby; pay/display and HonkMobile options available.
  • Transit: London Transit Commission provides accessibility information; venue sits in central downtown with nearby public transit access.
  • Nearby hotels: Delta Hotels London Armouries (325 Dundas St) and DoubleTree by Hilton London Ontario (300 King St) within walking distance.
  • Public status nuance: recent sources (2020s) indicate permanent closings for the venue; see TripAdvisor/news reports.