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About The Rouge
The Rouge sits at the heart of Old Town Scottsdale, a historic local music venue known for hosting intimate indie-rock and touring acts in a cozy 80-person standing capacity. Located at 423 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85257, this space carries the legacy of The Rogue Bar, a beloved stop for live music before it closed in May 2019. Today, the venue lives on as part of the Blue Buddha Collective, continuing to offer a intimate setting for memorable performances. Whether you’re a longtime local or visiting for the first time, secure your seats and catch a show in this storied spot.
Plan ahead with easy parking in Old Town Scottsdale, where many options offer free parking with time limits and nearby garages. The Free Scottsdale Trolley and Valley Metro buses (such as routes 41 and 72) provide convenient transit to Old Town. For overnight stays, consider staying steps away at Scottsdale Marriott Old Town or the iconic Hotel Valley Ho, both within a short walk or ride. After the show, explore nearby dining and bars to complete your night. We’ve got you covered with trusted hotel and restaurant partners to help you book confidently and smoothly.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 423 N Scottsdale Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85257.
- Capacity: approximately 80-person standing; described as a small intimate venue.
- Venue type: historic local music venue / bar (The Rogue Bar) in Old Town Scottsdale.
- Current status: The Rogue/Rouge Bar closed in May 2019; space now occupied by Blue Buddha Collective.
- Parking: Old Town Scottsdale parking is free with time limits; parking garages and lots are available nearby.
- Transit: Free Scottsdale Trolley; Valley Metro bus routes (e.g., 41 and 72) service Old Town; multiple transit options available.
- Nearby hotels: Scottsdale Marriott Old Town (and other Old Town hotels like Hotel Valley Ho) within a short walk/drive.
- Notable events: The Rogue Bar hosted numerous touring acts (roughly 20 touring acts per month) and was known for indie-rock shows.