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About The Golden Record

Welcome to The Golden Record, a vibrant live music and comedy venue nestled in the Cherokee Arts District of St. Louis, Missouri. With a 600-person capacity that leans toward general-admission standing, this venue offers an intimate concert and performance experience while keeping accessibility in mind with limited seating on a first-come, first-served basis. Whether you’re here for a high-energy ska night, an indie set, or a comedic showcase, secure your seats and enjoy the warm, community-driven vibe this venue is known for.

We’ve got you covered with practical details to help you plan your visit, from parking options and transit access to nearby hotels and dining. Read on for a complete overview of The Golden Record and tips to maximize your night out in St. Louis.

Address: 2720 Cherokee St, St. Louis, MO 63118. The Golden Record sits in the heart of the Cherokee Arts District, a short walk from multiple transit options and parking areas. The venue regularly hosts concerts, art openings, and charitable events—plus standout performances by notable acts like BJ Barham of American Aquarium and memorable showcases such as Gosh Yarn It! and The Waymores. For the best experience, check the interactive seating chart via TicketCity when planning your visit, and consider nearby hotels like The Westin St. Louis or Courtyard St. Louis Downtown/Convention Center for a convenient stay. We’re here to help you navigate a smooth, stress-free night of live music and comedy—just tap into the local connections and we’ll guide you to the best options for parking, transit, meals, and overnight stays.

Seating & Accessibility: The venue’s 600-person capacity is primarily GA standing, with limited seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. An interactive seating chart is available through TicketCity to help you visualize the layout and plan your arrival accordingly.

Parking: The Golden Record offers multiple nearby paid/public parking lots and on-street parking options listed on the venue site. Arrive early to secure a spot, especially on event nights.

Transit: The venue is conveniently served by MetroBus, with the closest MetroLink/Grand Station within walking distance. Local bus routes 8 and 10 (and possibly 70 on certain schedules) provide additional access to the area.

Nearby Hotels & Restaurants: A short drive or ride-share away are several hotels, including The Westin St. Louis and Courtyard St. Louis Downtown/Convention Center. For dining before or after the show, explore nearby cafes and restaurants in the Cherokee Arts District and broader Downtown St. Louis offerings. We feature affiliate partner recommendations to help you find reliable, comfortable options for lodging and meals during your visit.

Notable Events: The Golden Record has hosted a diverse slate of events—from concerts and art openings to charitable fundraisers—featuring acts like The Golden Record Goes Ska, Gosh Yarn It!, and performers such as BJ Barham. Check our listings for current and upcoming performances and plan your night around the best-fitting show for you.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 2720 Cherokee St, St. Louis, MO 63118
  • Capacity: 600 (primarily GA standing; limited seating on a first-come, first-served basis)
  • Venue type: Live music and comedy venue in the Cherokee Arts District
  • Seating chart: Interactive seating chart available via TicketCity
  • Parking: Multiple nearby paid/public lots and on-street parking listed on the venue site
  • Transit: Served by MetroBus; closest MetroLink/Grand Station within walking distance; nearby bus routes include 8, 10 (and 70 per some transit sources)
  • Nearby hotels: Several hotels within a few miles, e.g., The Westin St. Louis and Courtyard St. Louis Downtown/Convention Center
  • Notable events hosted: Concerts, art openings, and charitable events; examples include The Golden Record Goes Ska, BJ Barham of American Aquarium, Gosh Yarn It!, The Waymores
  • Renamed/demolished: No reports of demolition or renaming; venue appears active under the same name