The Music Box at Henry Fonda Theater

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A converted movie house from the 1920's, the Henry Fonda Theater has been transformed into The Music Box, one of L.A.'s busiest venues to see bands too big to play clubs but not quite up to arena status - yet. The Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Lily Allen and TV On The Radio have all filled the Fonda with a panoramic mix of indie kids, rock scene vets and music industry types in search of the next big thing. Holding 1200 people, the Fonda features a large, general admission main floor with a seated mezzanine for those unwilling to mix it up in the mosh pit downstairs. One of the place's main attractions is a swanky outdoor patio space on the roof, complete with cabanas, couches and enough bars that you never have to wait too long to procure the next cocktail.

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