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Gramercy Theatre is a mid-sized live music venue in the heart of New York City, operated by Live Nation. With a flexible layout that combines fixed seating toward the back and a general-admission standing area up front, the venue can accommodate up to 625 guests depending on the event. Some shows may add loge seating, and all areas are ADA accessible. Located at 127 E 23rd Street, the Gramercy Theatre offers an intimate concert experience while booking top-tier artists across genres.
Whether you’re here for a high-energy rock night, a seamless pop performance, or an acoustic set, we’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticket options. Secure your seats with ease and know you’re covered by trusted insider access and dedicated support.
Key details at a glance
- Venue: Gramercy Theatre (formerly Blender Theatre)
- Type: Mid-sized live music venue
- Capacity: Up to 625 (varies by event)
- Address: 127 E 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010
- Accessibility: ADA accessible
- Parking: No on-site parking; nearby private garages recommended with pre-booking
- Transit: Nearest subway – 23rd Street (N, R, 6)
- Operator: Live Nation
What to expect at Gramercy Theatre
The main room features fixed seating toward the back with a general-admission standing area in front. Depending on the show, additional seating (loge) may be added. The venue’s design creates an intimate ambiance that brings audiences close to performers, making it a favorite for both artists and fans in New York City.
Whether you’re planning a show with Counting Crows, Jonas Brothers, Lady Antebellum, Ricky Martin, New Kids On The Block, Macy Gray, Brand New, Spoon, or Jay-Z, Gramercy Theatre consistently hosts high-profile performances in a comfortable, approachable setting.
Parking, transit, and getting there
- Parking: There is no on-site parking. Plan ahead with nearby private garages and book in advance.
- Transit: The 23rd Street subway station nearby serves N, R, and 6 lines for easy access from across NYC.
Nearby hotels and dining (affiliate partner recommendations)
For a convenient stay and great pre- or post-show dining, consider these nearby options. We’ve highlighted affiliates and trusted partners where you can book securely:
For dining, consider affiliates that pair well with a show night—classic NYC staples and modern bistros close to the Gramercy Theatre. We’ll help you secure reservations where possible, so you can focus on the performance.
Gramercy Theatre is part of New York’s vibrant music scene, offering a dependable, no-fuss way to experience live performances in a mid-sized venue. If you’re looking for reliable tickets and straightforward access to one of Manhattan’s enduring performance spaces, we’ve got you covered. Reach out with any questions, and we’ll help you secure seats with confidence.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: up to 625 guests (configuration varies by event; main room seats and standing areas used together).
- Address: 127 E 23rd Street, New York, NY 10010.
- Venue type: mid-sized live music venue operated by Live Nation.
- Seating chart: Main Room features fixed seating toward the back with general-admission standing in front; some shows may include additional seating (loge) depending on the event; ADA accessible.
- Parking: No on-site parking; nearby private garages; pre-booking recommended.
- Transit: Nearest subway is 23rd Street (N, R, and 6 trains nearby).
- Nearby hotels: The Marcel at Gramercy, The New York EDITION, Hotel Giraffe, Gramercy Park Hotel, Freehand New York, Lex NYC, among others.
- Notable events hosted: Counting Crows, Jonas Brothers, Lady Antebellum, Ricky Martin, New Kids On The Block, Macy Gray, Brand New, Spoon, Jay-Z.
- Renamed/demolished: Opened in 1937 as Gramercy Park Theatre; later known as Blender Theatre before becoming Gramercy Theatre; no demolition as of 2026.