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Parking & Directions for Ian McConnell Moroccan Lounge
901 East 1st St, Los Angeles, CA
90012, US
1. Street Parking - 0.1 miles - Free
2. Lot at 1510 W Sunset Blvd - 0.2 miles - $10
3. Lot at 1520 W Sunset Blvd - 0.3 miles - $12
4. Lot at 1717 W Sunset Blvd - 0.4 miles - $15
5. Valet Parking (venue) - 0 miles - $20
Ian McConnell Concert Live at Moroccan Lounge | Los Angeles – September 17th, 2026
The Moroccan Lounge is one of those LA spots that really captures the soul of live music, a favorite among fans and photographers alike for its vibrant shows and eye-catching design. It’s got this cool open-air area where you can chill out before or after the gig, making it perfect for catching up with friends or just soaking in the vibe. Over the years, it’s become a go-to venue for touring acts and indie artists, with shows that often sell out fast, so snagging VIP reserved seats early is definitely the move if you want the best spot. Inside, the place is decorated with art from local creatives, giving it this warm, community-driven feel that really sets it apart from cookie-cutter venues. Whether you’re just there to enjoy the music from comfy lounge seating or get up close in general admission, the Moroccan Lounge offers a relaxed yet electric atmosphere. For those heading from Silver Lake or nearby neighborhoods, just hop on Sunset and cruise straight down, it’s a quick, easy trip. Seeing Ian McConnell in Los Angeles at the Moroccan Lounge? Now that’s a night worth marking on the calendar, especially since LA’s concert scene is all about discovering those hidden gems that stick with you long after the music stops.
