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About Obsessions

Welcome to Obsessions, a storied night club and music venue located at 1380 Sussex Tpke in Randolph, NJ. With a 745-person capacity, this space has hosted a range of acts from indie to metal over the years and continues to be a go-to spot for live entertainment in Morris County. Whether you’re planning a late-night show, a special event, or a casual night out, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats and plan your visit.

Note: Obsessions has a rich history as Obsessions Nite Club and is now part of the Vegas Banquets & Events family as Vegas NJ, keeping the venue alive as a prime location for live performances and private events in the area.

From seating charts you can view online to parking guidance and nearby hotels and dining options, this page provides a complete, user-friendly overview. We’ll point you toward affiliate partners for convenient hotel and restaurant bookings, helping you plan a smooth night out in Randolph and the surrounding Morris County area. Remember to check the official social channels for current show announcements and upcoming events at Obsessions.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1380 Sussex Tpke, Randolph, NJ 07869
  • Capacity: 745 (as listed for Obsessions Nite Club)
  • Venue type: Night Club / Music Venue (historically Obsessions Nite Club; space now used by Vegas Banquets & Events as Vegas NJ)
  • Seating chart: public interactive seating charts are available from Box Office Ticket Sales and SeatGeek
  • Transit: nearby NJ Transit bus service operates in Morris County; route 875 serves Randolph area with connections toward Morristown; check NJ Transit for current routes
  • Nearby hotels: multiple Morris County hotels within ~5–15 miles (e.g., Parsippany/Morristown area options)
  • Notable events hosted: Kreator (1996); The Alarm (2001); mid-2000s shows listed with various indie/metal acts