You got a guy™ for venue tickets

The Cameo Theatre - FL Tickets

Now selling

Upcoming Events at The Cameo Theatre - FL

Loading current ticket availability

The venue

About The Cameo Theatre - FL

The Cameo Theatre in Miami Beach, FL blends a storied past with modern nightlife. Located at 1445 Washington Ave., this iconic space began as a Paramount movie theater in 1938 and has evolved through Crobar, Cameo Nightclub, and today’s Cameo Miami. Known for its energetic events and landmark history, The Cameo remains a centerpiece of South Beach entertainment, hosting a mix of live performances and high-energy club nights. Secure your seats or entry through trusted listings, and plan your visit with parking, transit, and nearby stays in mind.

Whether you’re looking for a night of live music or a buzzing club scene, The Cameo Theatre offers a quintessential South Beach experience. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating and capacity, getting there, and nearby hotels and dining. Think of us as your friend in the business—reliable, straightforward, and ready to help you lock in a great night out at The Cameo.

Good to know

Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1445 Washington Ave., Miami Beach, FL 33139.
  • Original capacity: about 1,160 seated (1938 opening with balcony and orchestra).
  • Current use: Cameo Miami, a large nightclub/best-known South Beach venue; capacity ~900–1,200 (standing).
  • Venue type/history: started as a Paramount movie theater in 1936, later transformed into a music venue and nightclub; venues have included Cameo Nightclub and Crobar in its history.
  • Seating chart: public floor plans are not widely published; floor plans exist on some venue directories to help planners.
  • Parking: parking along Washington Ave and nearby municipal parking (e.g., Municipal Lot P4 at 139 Washington Ave); street meters apply on Washington Ave.
  • Transit: served by buses including lines C, H, K, W and the South Beach Local.
  • Nearby hotels: numerous South Beach options within walking distance (examples include Cardozo Hotel, Esme Miami Beach, and others near Washington Ave).
  • Notable events: opened as a movie theater in 1938; hosted 1980s punk/hardcore acts (Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Dead Kennedys, D.O.A.); in 1990 hosted Sugarcubes; later became Crobar and then Cameo Nightclub; the space has seen multiple ownership/name changes.