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Parking & Directions for Get The Led Out - Tribute Band Warner Theatre - DC
513 13th Street NW, Washington, DC
20004, US
1. Colonial Parking (0.2 miles) - $20
2. LAZ Parking (0.3 miles) - $22
3. PMI Parking (0.4 miles) - $18
4. 1200 17th Street Garage (0.5 miles) - $25
5. The City Center (0.6 miles) - $30
Get The Led Out - Tribute Band Concert Live at Warner Theatre | Washington – September 05th, 2026
The Warner Theatre in DC is one of those places that surprises you with its cozy vibe despite being pretty massive. It’s the kind of venue where you can feel close to the music no matter where you sit, and that’s part of its charm. I mean, think about the Piano Guys performing there in 2014, filling the room with their signature blend of classical and pop, it’s a night you don’t forget. The theatre went through a serious glow-up back in 1980, transforming from a faded relic into a lively cultural hub that still draws crowds for everything from ballet to big-name concerts. Speaking of which, the Nutcracker with the Washington Ballet in 2016 was a highlight, and fans still rave about the festive atmosphere. And if you’re into the food and drinks, breaks are a treat with plenty of options, and the box seats? They often come with their own dedicated service staff, so you can relax and enjoy the show without missing a beat. Now, for Get The Led Out - Tribute Band Washington, this place is just the right mix of historic charm and modern energy, perfect for a night of classic rock nostalgia. Whether you’re coming from Ford's Theatre or the National Museum of Women in the Arts, it’s a quick stroll down 13th Street Northwest to catch the magic.