Celebrity Theatre

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The incomparable Celebrity Theatre is one of the most, if not the most, iconic venues in the Valley of the Sun. With its center rotating stage, there's not a bad seat in the house. I've been to this venue on multiple occasions, and I've seen numerous acts perform here. The remodeled Rock & Roll decor works extremely well in the lounge. Extremely fast bar service. It's not the newest, nor is it the biggest venue, but they definitely know how to bring in the best entertainment the music industry has to offer.

Great concert: One Night of Queen! This historic musical national landmark just doesn't disappoint! Small, intimate setting where everyone can see the action!

It's not bad. With a circular stage and small enough venue, most seats are good. This view is from nearly the back (sec B-14, row 19). The circular stage is only as good as the entertainer is at using it. We saw a comedian and while she did her best to talk 360° many times we were staring at her back. They do have screens which would have helped, but you can see in our pic the one closest to us was off. It was quick entrance with security. Your purse does have to be clear or a small size, (I had a small crossbody which they sent me away for but my mom had a call phone crossbody that just holds a phone and credit cards and she got in.) The inside is giving 1980s movie theater with 2025 prices. A pretzel was $9, they sold popcorn, a lot of different drinks, etc. You needed a stamp pre entrance to buy alcohol. Everyone who worked there was kind and courteous and bathrooms were clean. Location is okay and parking was about $30. We prepaid for it. I've been here a few times and if there's someone I want to see, the venue won't dissuade me.

A hidden (to many) gem in the concert scene. A stage in the round means you can see all angles of the show, watching the drummer from behind but also the lead singer in front of you, too… Plentiful and cheap parking. Great sound and lights. Food could be better but the drinks like margaritas are really good. Bathrooms definitely need a refresh. But an iconic place with lots of history that still has game.

The theater is small, so you can see your favorite artist up close. The lounge bar is nice, and the staff is very friendly. The only problem I noticed was the uncomfortable seats.

I’ve seen so many amazing concerts and shows here. It’s truly the best venue in Arizona. There’s no bad seat. The rotating stage really gives it a unique touch.