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About Supply and Demand Bar

Welcome to Supply and Demand Bar, a compact, high-energy music venue located at 2500 E Anaheim St in Long Beach, CA. Since opening in July 2019, after a renovation of the former Black Light District Lounge, this intimate space has become a go-to spot for indie/rock shows, touring metal acts, and lively DJ sets. With a standing-room, general-admission setup, audiences can expect a close, up-front concert experience in a ~2,400 sq ft space that holds roughly 150–200 people.

Whether you’re here for a night of raw energy or a casual evening with friends, we’ve got you covered. Read on for seating options, parking tips, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to help you plan a seamless outing.

Supply and Demand Bar sits near the Metro Blue Line (A Line) Anaheim Station and is served by several LB Transit buses, making it reachable from across Long Beach and surrounding areas. The venue occasionally hosts food carts (like LBC Tacos) and community-oriented events between music showcases. Nearby accommodations include a cluster of hotels within about a mile of Long Beach Airport, including Residence Inn, Courtyard, Embassy Suites, and Homewood Suites, with downtown Long Beach hotels located roughly 6 miles away for additional options.

Pro tip: secure your seats early for popular shows, stay aware of general-admission flow, and check event pages for any outdoor or patio availability as weather permits. We’ve got you covered for a smooth, music-filled night in Long Beach.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2500 E Anaheim St, Long Beach, CA 90804.
  • Venue type: bar and music venue with general-admission, standing-room arrangements (no formal assigned seating).
  • Capacity: roughly 150–200 people within ~2,400 square feet.
  • Seating: open floor plan with a few peripheral chairs; no fixed seating; small outdoor area when available.
  • Parking: no on-site lot; street parking with metered spaces and nearby small surface lots.
  • Transit: near the Metro Blue Line (A Line) Anaheim Station; LB Transit buses 41, 51, 232, among others, serve the area.
  • Nearby hotels: multiple chain hotels within about 1 mile of Long Beach Airport (Residence Inn, Courtyard, Embassy Suites, Homewood Suites); downtown Long Beach hotels about 6 miles away.
  • Notable events: indie/rock, touring metal, and DJ sets; recurring dance-night events; occasional food carts (e.g., LBC Tacos) and community-oriented shows.
  • Opened July 2019 after renovating the former Black Light District Lounge; Black Light District closed in 2018.