The Sunshine Theatre started out as the city's first movie palace, screening first run movies until 1974. Following closure in the 1980s, the grand old theater was transformed into a live music venue that continues to attract an eclectic audience with a concert lineup featuring a healthy mix of both local and national acts. The theater itself is located inside the historic Sunshine Building - a national historic landmark that was built in 1924 and remains an iconic piece of downtown Albuquerque. With a past Having featured the likes of Social Distortion, Deftones, The Strokes and Snoop Dogg in the past, the Sunshine Theatre remains much beloved by the city's live music fans.
Website: sunshinetheaterlive.com
Phone: (505) 764-0249
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Central Ave and 2nd St NW/2nd St SW
Closed now
- Sat 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
120 Central Ave Albuquerque, NM 87102 ·1524.47 mi
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yelpRecomend: have dinner before. Friendly service. Positive energy, High energy, very popular show venue.
Morewent here for a metal concert. the website and tickets said that the doors would open at 6:30, but they did not let us in until after 7. by the time we got in, the first band was already playing....
MoreIn full disclosure, this review is strictly based on customer service experience. The theater itself may be a decent venue with a good concert calendar. I'll leave those opinions up to you based...
MoreSunshine... do you even give a shit that your sound is atrocious? I'm here now, once again giving you a chance, and damn... The Bronx, Frank Turner--they both deserve better sound than this. What...
MoreI love the old buildings in the downtown area. Sadly this one on the exterior is beginning to fall apart. This is a downtown spot for concerts and it is taking a beating . There needs to have...
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