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Parking & Directions for Christopher Cross Saban Theatre
8440 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA
90211, US
1. Beverly Hills Parking Garage (0.2 miles) - $10
2. 464 N. Rexford Drive (0.3 miles) - $15
3. 9450 Wilshire Blvd (0.3 miles) - $12
4. 225 N. Crescent Drive (0.4 miles) - $8
5. Metered street parking (varies) - $2/hour
Christopher Cross Concert Live at Saban Theatre | Long Beach
Long Beach Amphitheater has been a beloved open-air gem in California for over 80 years, its outdoor stage soaking up the sun and sea breeze while hosting countless unforgettable nights. Think legendary bands, intimate acoustic sets, and that magical vibe only an open-air venue can deliver. For fans of Christopher Cross Long Beach, catching him here feels like a homecoming, a chance to see his smooth vocals under the stars. The place isn’t just about good music though; it’s a community spot that’s embraced sustainable practices since the early 2010s, blending eco-friendly landscaping with green building efforts. Back in 2005, the amphitheater kicked off the Long Beach Music Festival, pulling in more than 20 bands over three days, and it’s always been a hotspot for both big names and local acts. Honestly, there’s something special about the way this place feels, like stepping into a piece of music history where every concert leaves a mark, especially when Christopher Cross Long Beach takes the stage.