This is the famed Green room here at the Savon Theater and I swear to you , I can almost feel all the history from this room . A lot of our culture is based on our music and we provide music sometimes it doesn't fit in stadium , but we have to literally do 300 concerts a year for a venue to survive and for it to generate enough income to be able to go on year after year after year . So this is probably one of the more versatile theaters that you've ever seen because we go from doing rock concerts to doing Tommy to doing right .
A lot of our culture is based on our music and we provide music sometimes it doesn't fit in stadium , but we have to literally do 300 concerts a year for a venue to survive and for it to generate enough income to be able to go on year after year after year . So this is probably one of the more versatile theaters that you've ever seen because we go from doing rock concerts to doing Tommy to doing right . You know , Joseph , the Amazing Technicolor Dream Code .
Same with Chris Cornell . And what about the big name shows in small venues like Metallica at the Fonda Theater , Aerosmith at the Whiskey , Billie Eilish at the Troubadour or The Killer in North Park , San Diego . Not to mention the historic ax and the shows we've traveled across country for in the end when it came to choosing my stub story , you told me that your very first concert was Billy Joel and Elton John .
It used to be called the Fox Theater . And it is truly a vaudeville theater where the , there's an orchestra pit and it's got a beautiful green room and it's got a wonderful stage that uh can pretty much accommodate any national act . Kenny Loggins .
You so much . There's the monumental concerts . This is one of Tom Petty's last shows before he died .
