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About Milwaukee Auditorium

Welcome to Milwaukee Auditorium, a historic venue in downtown Milwaukee. Now operating as Miller High Life Theatre, this iconic site has hosted countless performances since 1909. With a flexible two-tier seating layout, the venue accommodates concerts, circuses, conventions, and big-stage productions. We provide practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby hotels and dining to help you plan a smooth, no-fuss visit.

Whether you’re catching a classic performance or a contemporary show, secure your tickets and directions with confidence. If you’re staying nearby, you’ll find renowned hotels within walking distance and recommended restaurants to suit a range of tastes. For more value, check out our affiliate partners for hotels and dining in Milwaukee’s vibrant downtown district. Your easy, reliable ticket experience starts here with us—your connection to great live events in Milwaukee.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Current name: Miller High Life Theatre; former names: Milwaukee Auditorium (1909–2003), Milwaukee Theatre (2003–2017).
  • Address: 500 W Kilbourn Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53203.
  • Capacity: 4,087 seats (configurable to about 2,562 or 1,291 for more intimate settings).
  • Seating chart: two-tier auditorium with balcony; detailed layout available via the venue’s seating chart image.
  • Parking: access via Baird Center Garage (Kilbourn Ave entrance at 501 W Kilbourn Ave and Wells St entrance at 500 W Wells St); multiple nearby garages; parking passes can be purchased in advance.
  • Transit: served by Milwaukee County Transit System; nearest routes include 33 and 80; accessible via the Wisconsin Center District transit network.
  • Nearby hotels: Saint Kate - The Arts Hotel (139 E Kilbourn Ave), Pfister Hotel (424 E Wisconsin Ave), Hilton Milwaukee (509 W Wisconsin Ave).
  • Notable events: historic host to performers like Sousa, Caruso, Nirvana, ABBA, Prince, Dolly Parton, and The Lion King; Theodore Roosevelt spoke there in 1912; venue has hosted concerts, circuses, and large conventions.