Venues & Studios
15 entries in the Prince Musician compendium.
First AvenueA music venue in downtown Minneapolis.Hollywood BowlA historic amphitheatre in the Hollywood Hills, home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic and cSunset Sound RecordersA historic Hollywood recording studio where Disney classics and legendary rock albums wereThe Pyramid ClubA short-lived nightclub owned by Prince, not a performance venue or birthplace of the MinnThe O2 ArenaThe colossal London stage where the Purple One's global empire meets its most devoted fansWembley StadiumWhere 72,000 fans, including royalty, witnessed a peak Bad World Tour performance.Paisley ParkWhere a single mind built an entire universe of sound, color, and rhythm.The Hit FactoryThe legendary recording studio behind countless iconic albums.The Apollo TheaterA small Harlem stage where legends are born and the distance between you and the music vanThe ForumA mid-size arena in Inglewood where Prince's live chaos met a crowd close enough to feel eSound City StudiosWhere the legendary Sound City sound was born.Madison Square GardenWhere Prince turned a concrete bowl into a cathedral of purple light and relentless rhythmThe FillmoreWhere the stage bled into the crowd and the music never truly ended.The RoxyThe Roxy: multiple venues and establishments as listed in the source article.The RitzA New York City rock club from the 1980s and early 1990s.
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