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All-Ages Venue in Long Beach | Seating, Pa

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About Toxic Toast Theatre

Welcome to Toxic Toast Theatre, a compact all-ages music venue in downtown Long Beach, right next to Toxic Toast Records. With a flexible general admission setup and a capacity that hovers around 300–350, it’s the kind of intimate space where you feel close to the performers. The venue typically hosts a variety of acts from indie to hardcore, and it has built a reputation for turning early shows into memorable nights. Whether you’re here for the opening night of a tour or a local act making their mark, we’ve got you covered with practical details on parking, transit, seating, and nearby stays and eats to help you plan a smooth night out.

Note: Toxic Toast Theatre operates as an all-ages space. No alcohol is served to minors, and the venue adheres to local safety guidelines to ensure a comfortable experience for all attendees.

Parking is convenient but not on-site. Street parking and nearby lots serve the area, with the Pike Outlets parking at 276 S Pine Ave being a common option. Long Beach Transit provides multiple Pine Ave bus stops and connections near the Transit Center at Pine Ave and 1st St, making public transport a practical choice. For those traveling from out of town, the Renaissance Long Beach Hotel at 111 E Ocean Blvd is within walking distance of Toxic Toast Theatre, offering a comfortable base for your visit. When you’re ready to grab a bite or a drink, there are several nearby options that cater to a range of tastes—look for spots that welcome live music crowds and provide easy in-and-out access for event nights. We’ve highlighted affiliate partners for convenient hotel stays and dining picks to streamline your planning. If you’re buying tickets, secure your seats early for popular shows—availability can change quickly in this intimate space.

Past and upcoming acts have included a mix of indie, punk, and experimental performers. Notable moments from the venue’s history include the opening with MC Lars, AJJ on the inaugural run, and 2019 lineups featuring Shock Therapy, Capital Wasteland, The Last Ten Seconds of Life, and more. In 2024, the theater reopened, continuing its tradition of hosting energetic, intimate performances with a welcoming, community-centered vibe. Expect a standing/GA-friendly floor with a simple general admission layout, designed for a direct connection between artists and fans.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address commonly listed as 755 Pine Ave, Long Beach, CA 90813 (some listings also show 757 Pine Ave for Toxic Toast Records nearby).
  • Venue type: all-ages music venue operating next to Toxic Toast Records; not a酒/21+ venue.
  • Capacity: about 350 people (sources vary; reports cite 300–400 range).
  • Seating chart: no publicly published seating chart available; venue described as standing/GA-friendly with a general admission layout.
  • Parking: no on-site lot; relies on downtown Long Beach street/lot parking; nearby Pike Outlets parking at 276 S Pine Ave is a common option.
  • Transit: served by Long Beach Transit with a Transit Center at Pine Ave and 1st St; multiple Pine Ave bus stops and connections nearby; proximity to downtown transit hubs.
  • Nearby hotels: Renaissance Long Beach Hotel at 111 E Ocean Blvd (downtown; within walking distance).
  • Notable events hosted: opening show with MC Lars planned (2017) and AJJ as part of the inaugural run (capacity ~350); 2019 acts included Shock Therapy, Capital Wasteland, The Last Ten Seconds of Life, No Zodiac, Mega Ran, SkyBlew, Fancy Pants; 2024 reopening confirmed; 2025 acts like Angry Zeta advertised.